Houston’s Newest Showcase Party Space Morphs Into an Animal Friendly Wonderland — Starshine Texas Stands Up
Citizens For Animal Protection Keep Things Tropical and Topical
By Shelby Hodge //
Photography Priscilla Dickson
What: Citizens for Animal Protection‘s annual “Mr. Magoo’s Birthday Bash”
Where: Starshine Texas, Houston’s newest event space spread across 25 acres
PC Moment: The luau theme of the Citizens for Animal Protection’s party meant that guests were invited to dress in Hawaiian mode and all were give leis as they entered Starshine Texas, a new party palace in northeast Houston. Frozen daiquiris further set the tropical mood.
The annual mid-summer fête raised $100,000, happy news for chairs Bruce Padilla, Shelby Kibodeaux, Nikki Richmond and Sonia Soto, and honorary chair Sandi Mercado, Citizens Animal Protection executive director. The funds will aid the the organization in its mission of providing shelter, rescues and placements for homeless animals.
Citizen for Anima Protection programs and services include shelter and care, pet adoption, spaying and neutering, pet care counseling, lost and found pets, feral cat assistance program, pets for seniors, humane education, and even a pet supply shop.
PC Seen: Elizabeth and Alan Stein, Laura Stein, Dr.Angela Sturm and Arthur Severin, Heidi and Nick Rockecharlie, Debbie Elias, Michelle Mantor, Mark Siberman, Aaron Smith, Stephanie Reynolds, Tony Gibson and J.D. Adamson, David Flores, Sonia Soto, Angelita Sampaio, Mica Piro, Trina Silva, Anna Kaplan, and Nicole and Russell Schulte, owners of Starshine Texas.
Trending
- Inside Houston’s Viral Slab Football Entrance, Amare Thomas’ Baddest Receiver In College Football Push and Surprising Pressure Points
- This Unbelievable Houston Property Is Its Own Hidden Compound In The Heights With a $3.6 Million List Price, and Extra Bedrooms and Porches Galore
- Must-Have Fashion Accessories For Houston’s Fall Social Season — When the Party Demands Dressing To Impress
- Houston Best Dressed Hall of Famers Take Centerstage as the Anticipation Builds For the PaperCity Luncheon
- A New Coffee Shop Debuts With a $50 Pour-Over, CocoAndré Reopens After Three Years, and More Dallas Restaurant News

























