There are 89 dog rescues and animal shelters within 50 miles of Antioch, California, from 4 to 50 miles away. They are listed closest first.
Rescues and shelters come from public business listings. We do not run adoptions and nobody pays to appear. Call first: hours and available dogs change every day.
Closest dog rescues and shelters to Antioch
Joybound People & Pets
Contra Costa Humane Society
Walnut Creek Animal Rescue
Sri Surabhi Go Ksetra
Hugs for Harry
East Bay SPCA, Dublin
East County Animal Shelter
Solano County Animal Care
Saving Dogs' Lives
SPCA of Solano County
Spudwrench Rattery And Rodent Rescue
Wren Yorkie Rescue
North Star Rescue
Pals Haven
Greyhound Adoption California
Animal Rescue of Tracy
Nobody's Perfekt Dogs and Cats Rescue
RabbitEARS
Stitch In Time Animal Rescue - STAR
Rocket Dog Rescue
Goldie and Papis' Animal Rescue
Pomeranian Rescue Group
East Bay SPCA Oakland Adoption Center
Poor little paws of Oakland
Oakland Animal Services
Hopalong Foster Program at Marin Humane
City of Stockton Animal Services Center
Berkeley Humane
Tracy Animal Shelter
Hayward Animal Shelter
Jelly's Place
Berkeley Animal Care Services
City of Lodi Animal Services
Pups Rescue
Friends of the Alameda Animal Shelter (FAAS) South Shore
Pets & Pals Animal Shelter
Humane Society of Alameda
Animal Refugee Response
Your pets favor
Napa County Animal Shelter and Adoption Center
Delta Humane Society & SPCA of San Joaquin County aka Delta Stockton Humane Society & SPCA
Tri-City Animal Shelter
Black Willow Farm
Whiskers Tails and Ferals
City of Manteca Animal Shelter
Elk Grove Animal Shelter
San Francisco Animal Care & Control
Questions
Where can I adopt a dog near Antioch, CA?
There are 89 dog rescues and shelters within 50 miles of Antioch. The closest is Throw Me a Bone Dog Rescue in Oakley, about 4 miles away.
How many animal shelters are near Antioch?
43 animal shelters and 46 rescue groups within 50 miles, including 5 that work with a single breed.
What do I need to adopt a dog?
Most rescues ask for an application, a photo ID, proof that your landlord allows pets if you rent, and sometimes a home visit. Shelters are usually faster: you can often meet a dog and take it home the same day.