Dogs for Adoption in St. Anthony, MN: 20 Dogs Looking for a Home
188 dogs and puppies are waiting for homes at 12 rescues and shelters within 25 miles of St. Anthony. Here are the 20 nearest, each with photos, their story and how to reach the rescue looking after them.
Of the dogs up for adoption within 25 miles of St. Anthony, 37 puppies, 35 young dogs, 104 adults and 8 seniors. The breeds you'll see most are Chihuahua, Boxer and Labrador Retriever, along with plenty of one-of-a-kind mixes.
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1. Spy
My foster family reports that I am very mindful, very demure. I love to play with toys but I am very gentle about it. I've learned very quickly how to ask how to go outside/inside and I am working on mastering stairs (reports are that I am a very fast learner and am picking up how to do stairs quickly). I am good in my kennel as well. Some of my favorite things are car rides, a fun romp in the yard, and laying blissfully in a sunbeam. I am respectful of the resident cats (they actually scare me a little bit) and I don't have a super high prey drive. I thoroughly enjoy a good walk and have even jogged a bit with my foster family, who reports I am excellent on leash (I do request plenty of sniff stops on my adventures). I think I "spy" my future family- could that be you?
2. Candi
Calling anyone with a sweet tooth! True to my name, my foster family reports that I am a very sweet girl who loves her naps (I take my retirement very seriously). Slippery floors still make me nervous, and I am still a little unsure about walks (but I am still learning the ropes). Long walks/hikes are probably not for me- I would prefer to spend my days inside snoozing on a comfy dog bed or in my kennel. In fact, I will do my business outside very quickly so I can get back into bed! I am excitedly cautious about meeting new people, but my foster family reports that overall I seem to do well with people, other dogs, and can be redirected away from cats/small animals. Do you need a little "Candi" in your life?
- Good with cats
3. Beretta
Beretta's the name, and loving people and walks is the game! My foster family reports that I am a very sweet and friendly girl. I am always super excited when I get a chance to meet new new people and new dogs. I enjoy going on a good walk where I can sniff all of the things. I would love to chase small furry animals on walks, so a home without cats or small animals would be best. I am still working on learning how to go up long flights of stairs and being left alone in my kennel, but I do enjoy relaxing in my kennel when people are home during the day. I just love people and want to be with them as much as possible! If you're looking for a velcro dog, I'm your girl!
- Good with cats
4. Luli
Hi, I'm Luli! My foster family reports that I am a very sweet, quiet girl who enjoys a good backyard play session with my canine foster siblings. I tend to follow the humans around the house to keep an eye on them. I adore attention, and will make it easy for you to pet me by laying my head on you. I am a little hesitant with slippery floors and prefer to have a rug or carpet under my feet, but my foster family is working on this with me. I don't have a super high prey drive- I like to look at the small creatures, but not lunge. I currently live with two cats that I do very well with, and I enjoy resting in my kennel. My foster family reports that I do very well on leash and would love to go on long walks. Will you be my walking buddy?
- Good with cats
5. Chrome
Hi, I’m Chrome! I am a little bit shy, and sometimes wary of new experiences and people, but I will (eventually) (probably) warm up if you give me time. I DO NOT like to be crated, and prefer to roam freely–prefereably with a buddy to keep me company. Sometimes, if I feel lonely I cry a little bit, but whomst among us hasn’t done that? I am pretty good at walking on a leash, and in fact prefer to do my business on a leash. Poop in a yard? Ew, gross! No thank you. I am interested, perhaps a little TOO interested, in watching bunnies and squirrels, and also cats. They’re all just so fluffy and fascinating and move in really captivating ways! Children on the other hand??? They are confusing and I do not know what I think about them. Gownups are ok. I like food and toys and napping and following my people from room to room. Do you think I’d be a great addition to your home?
6. Sabbath
Hi, I’m Sabbath! I love to snuggle with my foster brother, even if we ran into each other that one time when we were chasing a squirrel in the yard. (I love to chase squirrels!) I also love to play with toys, watch my food being prepared, beg for attention from the humans, and run around in the yard. I have been told that I am a messy drinker, which is a rude thing to say to a sophisticated older lady. I like to meet people and make friends, and I love to explore the neighborhood! I prefer to keep my people in my direct line of sight at all times, but if they leave, I will greet them very enthusiastically when they return. I like an early breakfast, but am learning to adjust my schedule. I am also working on my leash manners, but mostly I just want to be inside enjoying the sweet sweet AC. Do you think I’d be a great addition to your home?
- No cats
- House-trained
7. Xander
❤️ Meet Xander — A Heart That Never Gave Up
Some dogs come into rescue needing a second chance. Others remind us why second chances matter so much.
Meet Xander.
Xander came into Doberman Rescue Minnesota about five months ago after being rescued from a heartbreaking situation of cruelty and neglect in Texas. We can only imagine what this boy endured before his life changed, but what we do know is that he has shown us something pretty extraordinary.
Xander never lost his ability to trust.
Read more about Xander
With time, patience, good food, kindness, and love, this handsome boy has slowly come out of his shell. He has gained healthy weight, completed his heartworm treatment, and is looking better than ever. But his greatest transformation isn't what you see on the outside. It's the happy, confident, loving dog emerging on the inside.
And what a dog he is!
The Xander Rundown
Xander is an exceptional boy who is proving that his past does not define his future.
Dog Friendly: Gets along wonderfully with both male and female dogs in his foster home.
Kid Friendly: Has been great with children.
People Lover: Enjoys human companionship and has a wonderfully trusting nature.
Smart Cookie: His foster is a professional dog trainer, and Xander is learning his basic commands.
Leash Trained: Ready to enjoy walks with his people.
Kennel Trained: Comfortable in his kennel.
House-Trained: Knows his indoor manners.
Heartworm Treatment Completed: He's finished this important part of his recovery and is moving forward!
❤️ A Note About His Neuter
Xander is not yet neutered. Based on veterinary recommendations, we need to wait approximately 6–12 months following completion of heartworm treatment before proceeding.
This is an important part of allowing his body to fully recover, and his future family will need to work with the rescue and veterinary team regarding timing.
What Xander Is Looking For
After everything he's been through, Xander deserves a home where he will never again have to wonder where his next meal is coming from, whether someone will be kind to him, or if he is safe.
He would love a family who will continue building on his training, give him opportunities to learn, and include him in everyday life.
He has shown us that he can live happily with other dogs, enjoy children, and form trusting relationships with people.
Most of all, he deserves consistency, security, and unconditional love.
The Beautiful Thing About Xander
It's hard not to get emotional when you think about where Xander started and where he is today.
A dog who experienced cruelty and neglect should have every reason to be afraid of the world. Yet here he is, offering affection, trusting the people around him, learning new things, and embracing the kindness he receives.
His body has healed. His weight is healthy. His eyes are brighter. His personality is shining through.
And somehow, through everything, his heart remains enormous.
Dogs have a remarkable ability to forgive, to trust, and to love again. Xander is a beautiful example of that resilience.
He doesn't need someone to rescue him anymore. He needs someone to love him for the rest of his life.
We know his forever family is out there. And when they find each other, we hope they understand just how special this boy truly is.
Xander, your hardest days are behind you. Your best days are still ahead. ❤️
This fabulous foster is a Doberman Rescue Minnesota foster dog.
Please read all adoption steps and policies carefully on our website. http://dobermanrescueminnesota.com/adoption-steps/
Qualified adopters are within the approved adoption area, and Adopter will be requested to visit this foster dog at the foster family home. Our foster families are generally located within a 250 mile radius of Minneapolis, MN.
All DRM dogs are spayed/neutered, vaccinated, health checked, microchipped, 4DX tested, and on monthly flea/tick and heartworm prevention.
- Good with kids
- Good with dogs
- House-trained
8. Drekker
Meet Drekker — Big Puppy Energy, Even Bigger Heart!
At just 5 months old, Drekker is already winning hearts wherever he goes! This happy-go-lucky Doberman mix is full of puppy fun, curiosity, and affection. He's always ready for his next adventure, whether that's chasing a favorite toy, playing fetch, or proudly carrying around a chew toy.
And when the fun is over? This boy is an epic snuggler who is more than happy to curl up beside his favorite people!
A Few Things to Love About Drekker
Dog-Friendly: He loves playing with his resident dog friend. When he's ready for fun, he'll offer an adorable play bow and zoom around to invite her to join in!
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Kid-Friendly: He enjoys being around children.
Cat-Friendly: He's doing wonderfully with cats.
Social Butterfly: Parks, farmers markets, and dog-friendly patios? He's happy to come along!
Professional Snuggler: Equally happy running around or curling up beside his people.
Smart Cookie: He's eager to learn and picks up new skills quickly.
This Little Guy Is Already Learning!
Drekker is off to a great start with his puppy education.
He already knows:
Sit
Down
Shake
He's also:
Sleeping soundly in his kennel.
Learning his heel and leash manners.
Doing well with potty training and letting his people know when he needs to go outside by sitting at the door or giving a little bark.
Enjoying new experiences and taking outings in stride.
What Drekker Is Looking For
Drekker is ready for a family who will enjoy all the fun (and occasional mischief!) that comes with raising a young Doberman mix.
He'll need:
Continued puppy training and positive reinforcement.
Plenty of playtime, exercise, and mental enrichment.
Opportunities to explore and experience the world.
Lots of love, patience, and, of course, snuggle time!
At five months old, he's still learning about the world, and his future family will help shape the wonderful adult dog he's becoming.
❤️ Ready for Your Next Adventure?
Drekker has the perfect combination of puppy silliness, intelligence, affection, and an eagerness to be part of everything his people do.
He'll happily join you for an adventure, entertain you with his zoomies, learn whatever you're willing to teach him, and then curl up beside you when the day is done.
Five months old, four paws, endless puppy kisses, and a whole lot of love waiting to be shared.
Could Drekker be your new best friend? ❤️
Located in Fargo
This fabulous foster is a Doberman Rescue Minnesota foster dog.
Please read all adoption steps and policies carefully on our website. http://dobermanrescueminnesota.com/adoption-steps/
Qualified adopters are within the approved adoption area, and Adopter will be requested to visit this foster dog at the foster family home. Our foster families are generally located within a 250 mile radius of Minneapolis, MN.
All DRM dogs are spayed/neutered, vaccinated, health checked, microchipped, 4DX tested, and on monthly flea/tick and heartworm prevention.
- Good with kids
- Good with dogs
- Good with cats
9. Prince
Meet Prince — A Smart Boy With a Heart of Gold!
Looking for a loyal companion who wants to be your shadow, adventure buddy, and personal snuggle partner? Meet Prince!
This handsome boy is full of personality, intelligence, and affection. He's happiest when he's with his person and would love nothing more than to be included in whatever you're doing. Whether you're heading out for an adventure or settling in for a quiet evening, Prince is ready to be right there with you.
And don't let his royal name fool you—Prince is a hardworking guy who believes in earning his rewards!
The Prince Personality
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People Focused: He loves being with his person and tends to stay close, even when he has a whole fenced yard to explore.
Dog Friendly: He's enjoyed the company of other dogs and loves a good playmate. He has done well with a medium-sized female, although he has shown some resource guarding of his person in certain situations.
Cat Friendly: He gets along with cats, although he can get a little overexcited because he'd really like them to play with him!
Good With Animals: He has walked past flocks of geese with no issues other than stopping for a look.
Food Motivated: Training treats are the way to this boy's heart!
Playful & Active: He enjoys playing with dogs and even going for sprints alongside a bike with appropriate safety precautions.
A Good Housemate: He's respectful of household belongings and generally chews only on things he's been given.
This Boy Has Brains!
Prince is already familiar with several commands:
Sit
Down
Stay
Heel
Crate
He also has some pretty impressive bonus skills! He's learned fun tasks such as tucking under someone's legs while seated, providing deep-pressure contact, and working with cortisol samples for anxiety-related alerts.
He's a smart guy who enjoys having a job, but remember: Prince doesn't work for free! Treats are definitely part of his compensation package.
He's crate trained, house-trained, and sleeps beautifully in his kennel. He may whine briefly when first crated but settles quickly.
He's also a good sport for nail trims and even tolerates an electric Dremel when treats are involved. Baths? Well, let's just say those aren't his favorite spa treatment!
What Prince Needs in His Forever Home
Prince will do best with someone who understands dogs, appreciates training, and is willing to continue building on the skills he already has.
A few important things for his future family:
He needs individual introductions to anyone entering the home. Without a proper introduction, he may become protective of his space and people. Small children not recommended, only older teens and up would be best suited for him.
He has done well with other dogs but may guard his person in certain situations. A well-socialized, respectful canine companion could be a wonderful match with thoughtful introductions and management.
He can become overexcited during high-energy activities and may nip when running alongside a bike. His foster recommends using his muzzle for these outings.
Continued leash training and good handling skills are important.
A secure physical fence is recommended. His foster has not experienced jumping or digging, but supervision is still important.
Prince's foster recommends using a crate or separated area of the vehicle for car rides. He can bolt when car doors open, so careful door management and a reliable sit-and-stay routine are essential.
❤️ Why Prince?
Because this boy has so much to offer!
He's clever, affectionate, eager to learn, and happiest when he's part of someone's world. He can be your training partner, your adventure buddy, your couch companion, and the dog who follows you from room to room just because being near you is where he wants to be.
Prince needs a family willing to understand his boundaries, continue his education, and appreciate the incredible connection that comes with a dog who truly wants to work with his person.
He's got the brains, the
- Good with kids
- Good with dogs
- Good with cats
- House-trained
10. Zephyr
Zephyr found himself in a high kill shelter in West Texas. He is good with other dogs and people, and cats are unknown. All dogs and puppies require supervision and training to be successful.He will be arriving 11/28 if he has a foster or foster to adopt home in MN
First priority will go to someone who lives in the twin cities metro in order to bring to a vetting appointment. Please put in your application on our website mattysheartandsoulanimalrescue.rescuegroups.org.
- Good with kids
- Good with dogs
- House-trained
11. Bolt 2
Bolt found himself in a high kill shelter in West Texas. He is good with other dogs and people, and cats are unknown. All dogs and puppies require supervision and training to be successful.
He will be arriving 11/28 if he finds a foster or foster to adopt home in MN.
First priority will go to someone who lives in the twin cities metro in order to bring to a vetting appointment. Please put in your application on our website mattysheartandsoulanimalrescue.rescuegroups.org.
- Good with kids
- Good with dogs
- House-trained
12. Clover Simone
Clover Simone found herself in a high kill shelter in West Texas. She is good with other dogs and people, and cats are unknown. All dogs and puppies require supervision and training to be successful.She will be arriving 11/28 if she finds a foster or foster to adopt home in MN
First priority will go to someone who lives in the twin cities metro in order to bring to a vetting appointment. Please put in your application on our website mattysheartandsoulanimalrescue.rescuegroups.org.
- Good with kids
- Good with dogs
- House-trained
13. Wishbone
Wishbone found himself in a high kill shelter in West Texas. He is good with other dogs and people, and cats are unknown. All dogs and puppies require supervision and training to be successful.
He will be arriving 11/28 if he has a foster or foster to adopt home in MN
First priority will go to someone who lives in the twin cities metro in order to bring to a vetting appointment. Please put in your application on our website mattysheartandsoulanimalrescue.rescuegroups.org.
- Good with kids
- Good with dogs
- House-trained
14. Brooklyn Grace
Brooklyn Grace found herself in a high kill shelter in West Texas. She is good with other dogs and people, some cats she is good with and others she likes to bark at. She is an absolute sweetheart. All dogs and puppies require supervision and training to be successful.She will be arriving in MN on 11/28 if she has a foster or foster to adopt home in MN.
First priority will go to someone who lives in the twin cities metro in order to bring to a vetting appointment. Please put in your application on our website mattysheartandsoulanimalrescue.rescuegroups.org.
- Good with kids
- Good with dogs
- Good with cats
- House-trained
15. Celia
Celia and her siblings found themselves in a high kill shelter in West Texas. They are good with other dogs, cats and people. All dogs and puppies require supervision and training to be successful.She will be arriving 11/28 if she has a foster or foster to adopt home in MN
First priority will go to someone who lives in the twin cities metro in order to bring to a vetting appointment. Please put in your application on our website mattysheartandsoulanimalrescue.rescuegroups.org.
- Good with kids
- Good with dogs
- Good with cats
16. Mika Wazowski
Mika Wazowski and her siblings found themselves in a high kill shelter in West Texas. They are good with other dogs, cats and people. All dogs and puppies require supervision and training to be successful.She will be arriving 11/28 if she has a foster or foster to adopt home in MN
First priority will go to someone who lives in the twin cities metro in order to bring to a vetting appointment. Please put in your application on our website mattysheartandsoulanimalrescue.rescuegroups.org.
- Good with kids
- Good with dogs
- Good with cats
17. Sterling 2
Sterling and his siblings found themselves in a high kill shelter in West Texas. Mom is approximately 10 pounds and rat terrier mix. They are good with other dogs, cats and people. All dogs and puppies require supervision and training to be successful.He will be arriving 11/28 if he has a foster or foster to adopt home in MN
First priority will go to someone who lives in the twin cities metro in order to bring to a vetting appointment. Please put in your application on our website mattysheartandsoulanimalrescue.rescuegroups.org.
- Good with kids
- Good with dogs
- Good with cats
- House-trained
18. Peppercorn Gravy
Peppercorn Gravy found himself in a high kill shelter in West Texas. He is good with other dogs and people, and cats are unknown. All dogs and puppies require supervision and training to be successful.He will be arriving 11/28 if he has a foster or foster to adopt home in MN
First priority will go to someone who lives in the twin cities metro in order to bring to a vetting appointment. Please put in your application on our website mattysheartandsoulanimalrescue.rescuegroups.org.
- Good with kids
- Good with dogs
- House-trained
19. Phoenix 2
Phoenix found himself in a high kill shelter in West Texas. He is good with other dogs and people, and cats are unknown. All dogs and puppies require supervision and training to be successful.He will be arriving 11/28 if he has a foster or foster to adopt home in MN
First priority will go to someone who lives in the twin cities metro in order to bring to a vetting appointment. Please put in your application on our website mattysheartandsoulanimalrescue.rescuegroups.org.
- Good with kids
- Good with dogs
- House-trained
20. Dahlia Vex
Dahlia Vex found herself in a high kill shelter in West Texas. She is good with other dogs and people, and has been good around outside cats. She would do best with another dog as a companion and to help show her the ropes. Can be timid in new situations. All dogs and puppies require supervision and training to be successful.She recently arrived in MN. We will be updating her profile as we learn more about her.
First priority will go to someone who lives in the twin cities metro in order to bring to a vetting appointment. Please put in your application on our website mattysheartandsoulanimalrescue.rescuegroups.org.
- Good with kids
- Good with dogs
- Good with cats
- House-trained
Rescues and shelters near St. Anthony
The rescues with the most dogs listed within 25 miles of St. Anthony.
- Underdog Rescue MNSt. Louis Park, MN · 36 dogs · 8 mi from St. Anthony
How to adopt from Underdog Rescue MN
Our process for adoption is: 1. Potential applicant searches our available dogs and/or cats listings and completes an adoption application. 2. Our staff reviews the application and puts you in contact with the foster volunteer of the pet your interested in. 3. The foster volunteer coordinates a “meet and greet” with you and any other members of your household. 4. If the foster and adopter agree the pet is a good fit, a home visit will be scheduled. Upon completion of a successful home visit, you will complete and sign our adoption contract, pay the fee, and take home your new pet!
- Matty's Heart & Soul Animal RescueRobbinsdale, MN · 25 dogs · 6 mi from St. Anthony
How to adopt from Matty's Heart & Soul Animal Rescue
Prior to adoption, candidates will need to fill out an application, we will conduct a background criminal check, vetting reference check, home visit, and a meet & greet to ensure proper fit.
- Redemption Road RescueCrystal, MN · 25 dogs · 8 mi from St. Anthony
How to adopt from Redemption Road Rescue
People interested in adopting contact us and fill out an application. We review the application and determine if they may be a good fit for the dog, and if so they will set up a time to meet the dog. If all goes well, we proceed with adoption. All dogs are spayed/neutered and up to date on vaccinations when adopted. Adoption fees range from $300-$450
- Cowboy Capital Pet Assistance LeagueBandera, Tx · 22 dogs · 8 mi from St. Anthony
How to adopt from Cowboy Capital Pet Assistance League
Adoption fee is 170 and transport on a ground transport is 185. We also use a plane and it is the normal airline rates.
- No Dog Left BehindBrooklyn Center, MN · 21 dogs · 6 mi from St. Anthony
How to adopt from No Dog Left Behind
Applicant must apply (we do complete a background check), then we schedule a meet and greet, followed by a home visit, and if everything is approved, they sign the adoption contract and pay for the dog, then the dog gets sent home with them!
- Pet Haven Inc. of MNSt. Paul, MN · 17 dogs · 7 mi from St. Anthony
- The Rescue Crew, IncAndover, MN · 12 dogs · 15 mi from St. Anthony
How to adopt from The Rescue Crew, Inc
Adoption applications must be completed, which include information regarding references and vet clinic information, DL #, names, etc. Reference checks are conducted and when necessary vetting information verified. Discussion about the animal interested in to best assure appropriate and proper placement is made, and educational information regarding how to manage a multi-dog/animal household, slow and proper introductions and the importance of a shut-down period to help the animal acclimate to new surroundings. A "meet and greet" with the animal is required and whenever possible all residents of the household should be present. Home checks may, but not always, be necessary. After adoption applications is approved a contract is required, where we also stipulate that if for any reason the adopter determines they no longer want or can care for the animal we require it be returned to us, with the exception of documented bite history or potentially dangerous or dangerous dog designations. Adoption fees vary, but are comparable to or less than other local rescues and typically are $300 or less for a canine and $150 for a feline.
- Minnesota Boxer RescueWoodbury, MN · 10 dogs · 16 mi from St. Anthony
How to adopt from Minnesota Boxer Rescue
Application --> background check --> personal reference and vet checks --> home visit; once approved the applicant can meet available dogs. Adoption agreement, obedience, and spay/neuter (if applicable) plus adoption fee to complete adoption process.
- Greyhound Pets of America MinnesotaMinneapolis, MN · 8 dogs · 1 mi from St. Anthony
How to adopt from Greyhound Pets of America Minnesota
$450 adoption fee, application, personal interview, personal references, match with suitable hound, applicant meets hound, adoption contract and conditions of ownership signed for adoption. Adoption fee is non-refundable.
- Across America Boxer RescueBurnsville, MN · 7 dogs · 18 mi from St. Anthony
How to adopt from Across America Boxer Rescue
Adoption application, 3 personal reference checks, vet reference check, home visit, adoption contract, spay/neuter, microchip, vaccinations, medical care, hw preventive, hw treatment, and any other medical needs.
- Doberman Rescue MinnesotaMinneaoplis, MN · 3 dogs · 5 mi from St. Anthony
How to adopt from Doberman Rescue Minnesota
Applicants must fill out the pre adoption application - $25 non refundable fee Once approved, a home visit will be conducted If approved from the home visit, they are then set to meet our available dogs Once matched with the dog, the adoption fee is anywhere from $250-400 depending on the dog. The requirements are dependent on the dog - ie. no kids, need fence, no other dogs, etc There is an adoption contract in place
- Minnesota Pit Bull RescueAndover, MN · 2 dogs · 15 mi from St. Anthony
Adopting a dog in St. Anthony
Most rescues ask you to fill in an application, meet the dog, and pay an adoption fee that usually covers spaying or neutering, vaccinations and a microchip. Many are foster-based, so you'll often meet your dog in a volunteer's home rather than a shelter.
Senior dogs are often the calmest companions and the slowest to find homes. If you'd like a settled, affectionate dog, ask the rescues about their older residents.
Puppies go quickly, so if you've fallen for one, contact the rescue soon. Ask how big they're expected to grow, and plan for plenty of house-training and training in the first few months.
Questions about adopting a dog in St. Anthony
How many dogs are up for adoption in St. Anthony?
As of November 4, 2026, 188 dogs and puppies are listed for adoption within 25 miles of St. Anthony, Minnesota, by 12 rescues and shelters. The list is updated every day.
Where can I adopt a dog in St. Anthony?
The rescues with the most dogs near St. Anthony right now are Underdog Rescue MN (St. Louis Park, MN), Matty's Heart & Soul Animal Rescue (Robbinsdale, MN) and Redemption Road Rescue (Crystal, MN). Each dog above has the rescue's phone number and website.
Are there puppies for adoption in St. Anthony?
Yes. 37 puppys are up for adoption within 25 miles of St. Anthony.
How do I adopt a dog in St. Anthony?
Pick a dog and contact the rescue or shelter looking after them. Most ask you to fill in an application, meet the dog, and pay an adoption fee that usually covers spaying or neutering, vaccinations and a microchip.
Listings are updated daily. Rescues are responsible for their own listings; a dog may have been adopted since this page was updated.