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Dog rescues and shelters in Texas

Places to adopt a dog in Texas (TX), with phone, website and public reviews

481places to adopt
265shelters
216rescue groups

There are 481 dog rescues and animal shelters in Texas with a public listing: 265 shelters and 216 rescue groups. The list below starts with the ones that have the most and best public reviews, and the map shows all of them.

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.

Breed rescues in Texas

1

Three Little Pitties Rescue

Friendswood, TX · Rescue group · Pitbull
4.71,026 reviews
3

Dusty Puddles Dachshund Rescue

Lubbock, TX · Rescue group · Dachshund
5.037 reviews
10

Faerydog Corgi Rescue

Graham, TX · Rescue group · Corgi
5.02 reviews
15

French Bulldog Adoption Center

Dallas, TX · Rescue group · French Bulldog
No reviews yet

The 60 most reviewed dog rescues and shelters in Texas

10

Three Little Pitties Rescue

Friendswood, TX · Rescue group · Pitbull
4.71,026 reviews
42

Rockwall Adoption Center

Rockwall, TX · Animal shelter
4.3446 reviews

Looking for a specific breed?

Shelters and rescues in Texas take in dogs of every breed. If you want a puppy of one breed, we also list 1,214 dog breeders in Texas.

Dog breeders in Texas

Questions

How many dog rescues are there in Texas?

We list 481 places to adopt a dog in Texas: 265 animal shelters and 216 rescue groups, of which 15 work with a single breed.

How much does it cost to adopt a dog in Texas?

Each shelter or rescue sets its own adoption fee, usually far below the price of a puppy from a breeder, and it normally covers vaccines, a microchip and spaying or neutering. Ask what the fee includes when you call.

Are there breed rescues in Texas?

Yes: Three Little Pitties Rescue, Doberman Rescue of North Texas, Dusty Puddles Dachshund Rescue, Lone Star Boxer Rescue, THE PROMISED LAND DACHSHUND SANCTUARY and San Antonio Doberman Advocacy and Rescue and 9 more. General shelters also take in purebred dogs, so ask them about the breed you want.