Dachshund rescue organizations are located across the country
Purebred rescue groups are usually run by people with in-depth knowledge of a specific breeds. Rescue groups keep adoptable animals until they can be placed in loving, permanent homes. These animals may come from failed breeding operations; arrive from boarding kennels and veterinarians, where they were abandoned; be rescued as strays living on the streets; or be obtained through the cooperation of local animal shelters. Adoption fees vary, depending on veterinary and other costs that have been incurred. Follow-up counseling is usually available.
When you contact a breed rescue group, be sure to find out as much as you can about the group, how it cares for its animals, how it decides which animals are adoptable, and what other adoption and post-adoption services are available.
Dachshund rescue organizations save dachshunds from bad situations
The following are a listing of organizations throughout the country dedicated to saving and rescuing dachshunds from bad situations. If you're in the market for acquiring a dachshund we strongly suggest you contact one working in your area. Like a human adoption agency, they will want to make sure that you are capable of owning a dachshund and providing that dog with a safe and well-balanced life. They in turn want to make sure that their rescued dogs are in the best possible shape, physically and mentally, before handing one over.
If you can't locate an organization in your area, contact an organization close to you. They can help you find a group.
(formerly Southern States Dachshund Rescue)
The mission of All American Dachshund Rescue is to protect the welfare of Dachshunds, to promote the humane treatment and well being of these animals by:
Providing shelter and medical care for stray and abandoned Dachshunds;
Responding with personal commitment, humane sensitivity, compassion, and technical skill to the needs of these Dachshunds;
Actively promoting suitable adoptions of Dachshunds;
Encouraging spaying and neutering to ensure the numbers of unwanted Dachshunds be kept to a minimum;
Helping to prevent cruelty to animals by promoting animal welfare education.
Almost Home Dachshund Rescue Society
Almost Home Dachshund Rescue Society is a nationwide organization of volunteers that seeks to rescue abandoned, abused, neglected, and unwanted dachshunds and dachshund mixes, provide necessary veterinary and behavioral care for them, and place them in homes where they will be a perfect fit.
Canadian Dachshund Rescue
Promotes dachshund rescue in Canada. We help Canadians adopt rescued dachshunds, and help dachshunds and dachshund-mixes in need of new homes.
Central Texas Dachshund Rescue
CTDR has rescued hundreds of dogs over the years. Some are healthy, some need veterinary care to be ready for a new home, and some of the precious dogs that we take into are program are so sick that they simply will never recover to a point where they will be adoptable. But that doesn't mean they aren't loved and cared for just as much as any other dog we rescue.
Coast to Coast Dachshund Rescue (CCDR)
National all-volunteer organization dedicated to rescuing needy Dachshunds and Dachshund mixes.
Dachshund Adoption and Rescue
Nonprofit organization dedicating to homeless dachshunds.
Dachshund Club of Hawaii
Our mission is to reach out to members of our community, locally and globally, to make the lives of the dogs we love so much even better.
Dachshund Rescue
Information about Dachshunds in need
Dachshund Rescue of Bucks County
Helping Dachshunds regardless of age, color, size, or medical difficulty from Delaware to Southern New York.
Dachshund Rescue of North America (DRNA)
DRNA is an organization with one sole purpose — rescuing, rehabilitating and re-homing needy dachshunds and mostly dachshund mixes.
Dachshund Rescue of San Diego
The DRSD is a dedicated group of volunteers working to provide care and new homes for unwanted, abandoned and needy Dachshunds. We are a breed specific rescue.
Dachshund Rescue Web Page
Helps unite Dachshunds in need with people who would like to bring a Dachshund into their life.
Dachshund Underground Railroad
Devoted to helping rescue Dachshunds get to their new homes. Transports only rescue dogs to their adoptive homes.
Dallas-Ft. Worth Dachshund Rescue Foundation
We concentrate our efforts on those dogs who are scheduled for euthanasia. We have limited spaces and resources and try to save those resources for the dogs who truly need our services.
Diamond Dachshund Rescue of Texas
Diamond Dachshund Rescue of Texas is an all volunteer group in the heart of Texas that is dedicated to the health, welfare and happiness of our dachshund friends in the San Antonio and surrounding areas.
Dixie Dachshund Rescue, Inc.
We are an all volunteer nonprofit organization incorporated in Alabama and serving the Southeastern United States at this time.
Florida Dachshund Rescue
Nonprofit organization comprised of experienced rescue people who share the same philosophies, goals, and love of the breed.
Midwest Dachshund Rescue
Finds homes for needy Dachshunds in Illinois and Wisconsin.
2nd Chance Dachshund Rescue (San Diego County, California)
2nd Chance Dachshund Rescue is an all volunteer organization devoted to education about the breed and helping relinquished and homeless dachshunds get the care and attention they need, and then finding them the perfect forever home. We can only save dogs through donations and adoption fees. Many times we have to turn away dogs due to a lack of financial resources and foster homes. Can you Help? Serving the San Diego County area.
World Wide Wiener Dog Rescue Web Site
From the Dachshund Club of Southwestern Ohio.
While this is only a partial listing of Dachshund rescue organizations, it should get you started. If you are associated with a dachshund rescue organization and would like to have your web site listed, please fill out this form with your organization's details.