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Dog rescues and shelters near Baltimore, MD

Places to adopt a dog within 50 miles of Baltimore

70within 50 miles
24shelters
46rescue groups

There are 70 dog rescues and animal shelters within 50 miles of Baltimore, Maryland, from 3 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 Baltimore

10

Downs Park Aviary

Pasadena, MD · 16 mi away · Animal shelter
5.01 review
13

Association For Animal Rights

Reisterstown, MD · 17 mi away · Animal shelter
4.459 reviews
20

Mid-Atlantic Border Collie Rescue

Chestertown, MD · 27 mi away · Rescue group · Border Collie
4.5123 reviews
28

A home of their own animal rescue (ahoto)

Bethesda, MD · 32 mi away · Rescue group
No reviews yet
32

Carrol County Humane Shelter

Westminster, MD · 32 mi away · Animal shelter
No reviews yet
34

Prince George's County Animal Services Facility & Adoption Center

Upper Marlboro, MD · 33 mi away · Rescue group
3.81,224 reviews
38

Humane Rescue Alliance — District of Columbia Animal Care and Control

Washington, DC · 33 mi away · Animal shelter
4.2556 reviews
40

Animal Welfare League Queen Annes County - Animal Rescue & Foster

Queenstown, MD · 34 mi away · Rescue group
5.015 reviews
46

Wags To Riches Rescue & Rehab

Frederick, MD · 39 mi away · Rescue group
3.73 reviews
47

Wags and Whiskers

Germantown, MD · 39 mi away · Rescue group
No reviews yet

Questions

Where can I adopt a dog near Baltimore, MD?

There are 70 dog rescues and shelters within 50 miles of Baltimore. The closest is The Baltimore Animal Rescue and Care Shelter (BARCS) in Baltimore, about 3 miles away.

How many animal shelters are near Baltimore?

24 animal shelters and 46 rescue groups within 50 miles, including 2 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.