Dachshund Rescues in the USA
We have compiled a Complete List of Dachshund Rescues found in the USA.
Please Note: This list is here to help you find adorable Dachshunds for adoption. Remember to do your own research once you spot a local Dachshund rescue near you. It’s crucial to ask the right questions before deciding to team up with any Dachshund rescue groups.
Here are some helpful dachshund adoption tips and printable questions to take with you.
Why Adopt a Dachshund?
Adopting a Dachshund dog is like adding a bundle of joy to your life. These little long dogs are not just cute, they’re full of love and personality. Adopting means giving a loving home to a doxie in need.
Dachshund Rescues Sorted By State:
If you don’t see a local Dachshund rescue specifically for your state, check out the bottom section called Dachshund Rescues That Cover Multiple States.
Best of luck on your doxie search, and may you be blessed for opening your heart to adopt a dachshund in need of a loving home.
Feel free to share your heartwarming rescue dachshund success stories in the comments below. We’d love to celebrate the joy and love your new furry friend brings to your life.
Alabama Dachshund Rescues
Alaska Dachshund Rescues
Dachshund Rescue Arizona
Arkansas Dachshund Rescues
You Had Me at Woof!
Animal Shelters help improve the community by requiring that adopted animals be neutered or spayed, which helps lower the pet overpopulation. Each year 8 to 12 million dogs, cats, puppies and kittens are euthanized because there are not enough homes for them.
California Dachshund Rescues
Colorado Dachshund Rescues
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Connecticut Dachshund Rescues
Florida Dachshund Rescues
Georgia Dachshund Rescues
Hawaii Dachshund Rescues
Illinois Dachshund Rescues
It is Amazing How Much Love Dachshunds Can Bring into Our Lives
All Dachshunds in a Shelter are in need of a second chance. They were lost, abandoned, or given away. They are helpless and they need a loving home.
Indiana Dachshund Rescues
Kansas Dachshund Rescues
Kentucky Dachshund Rescues
Louisiana Dachshund Rescues
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Maryland Dachshund Rescues
Massachusetts Dachshund Rescues
Michigan Dachshund Rescues
Nebraska Dachshund Rescues
Adopting A Dachshund Will Change Your Life
So many doxies need homes that are still quite young, already house trained, and may be the better option for your family than starting off with a new puppy. Remember, new puppies will require more Training and Attention than a dog that is a little older.
New Jersey Dachshund Rescues
New Mexico Dachshund Rescues
North Carolina Dachshund Rescues
Ohio Dachshund Rescues
Oklahoma Dachshund Rescues
Oregon Dachshund Rescues
Home is Where the Dachshund is!
Encourage your friends and family to adopt a dachshund from a shelter or rescue.
Pennsylvania Dachshund Rescues
Rhode Island Dachshund Rescues
South Carolina Dachshund Rescues
South Dakota Dachshund Rescues
Tennessee Dachshund Rescues
Texas Dachshund Rescues
Utah Dachshund Rescues
Virginia Dachshund Rescues
Washington Dachshund Rescues
Wisconsin Dachshund Rescues
Wyoming Dachshund Rescues
Dachshund Rescues That Cover Multiple States
These amazing Dachshund rescues operate across multiple states, helping lovable doxies find their forever homes.
Any Dachshund Rescues not listed above? Please leave their info in the comments below.
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Hello everyone,
I have been a doxiedad for many years, just sent one with kidney disease over the rainbow bridge recently. Almost all my Dachshunds have been rescues, and counting the 2 I have now that makes 17. You would think the older you get and the more dogs you lose, would get used to it and it wouldn’t bother you as much. It is worse, bothers me a lot more the older I get. I have rescued a lot of older Dachshunds, but if I get a chance I’ll like to get a young one even a puppy. I will always have a dog, most likely a Dachshund, always had one, had other dogs also but always had a Dachshund.
Take care everyone and be safe.
John
Hello John, I am so sorry to hear of your loss. The thoughts of many are with you. No matter what age they are…they are gone too soon. It is wonderful that you have given so many Rescue Dachshunds a loving home over the years. God Bless You and thank you for your message.
My wife and I love and have owned numerous dashunds. We currently have two long hair Daschund that are the love of our lives.
We are making out our wills and want to donate to significant money to organizations that help Dashund but want to make sure we support an organization or organizations that are trul wonderful and spend money wisely with low organizational costs. We are talking 6-7 figured donation. Any suggestions would be greatly appreciated
Hi there, thanks for reaching out. Wow, that’s so wonderful that you have such a true love for dachshunds and would like to help support some doxie rescues. Here are some dachshund rescues that are very active on Facebook and I often share their doxies looking for a home on my Facebook page. Any of these rescues would be a great choice for you. Thanks so much for helping support these hard working doxie shelters, they will really appreciate it.
Little paws Dachshund Rescue
Sophia’s Grace Foundation
Tennessee Dachshund Rescue
Dachshund Rescue South Florida
Portland Oregon Dachshund Rescue
Sorry, I just posted about wanting to be a doxie mom again. I live in North Dakota, so it would need to be a location close to me.
I would love to adopt a doxie. My beloved doxie passed away a couple of months ago and I would love to be a doxie mom again.
Hi Laura, so very sorry for your loss. That is great that you would like to try to find a rescue. Per my online search, here is what I found that would be ‘close’ to you. I didn’t find many as you can see.
South Dakota Dachshund Rescue:
https://www.dakotadachshundrescue.org/
There may be some more in your surrounding states if you are willing to travel. At the bottom of the post, there is a section called Dachshund rescues that cover multiple states, check out those rescues to see if they would be a good option for you.