Please read before submitting an application

Florida Dachshund Rescue has a long waiting list of approved homes seeking
rescue dachshunds. We want everyone to experience the love a rescue doxie
will bring, but please note that an adoption could take a few months. While
we can usually process your application in a couple of weeks, we might not
have a dog right away that will fit into your home.
We are a small group and currently care for 20-25 dogs, yet we've received
overwhelming response to our adoption program. In essence, the demand far
outstrips the supply, which is even more evident with young dogs. Puppies
and young adults will draw many applications. Your chances of success will
be greater with a little older dog. Remember, dachshunds are a long-lived
breed -- many living to 15-17 years if properly maintained.

Why hello there! My name is Alfie and I am an active senior that loves to play with balls and empty 2 liters. I found my fascination with the empty 2 liters when I realized that they made great toys and they are very loud! They are perfect for getting attention from the humans. I like to play tug-of-war with a KONG toy.

Say hello to Isabella. She is a 5 year old little lady in need of a new home. She knows how to use a doggie door and likes sleeping in her crate

My name is Pokey and I was just surrendered to Florida Dachshund Rescue. I am a girl full of energy and I love to play with stuffed animals. I will tear them up and have fun with the stuffing all over the floor. I am adjusting to my foster home and I have fallen in love with one of my foster dads. He keeps telling me he loves me, but not to get too attached to being here as I am going to find a new forever home.

Hello world! I’m Molly and I am currently accepting applications for those interested in being my forever family. I am a five year old, red, smooth girl. I weigh 16 pounds; I am up to date on all my shots, spayed and healthy. In order for me to choose you as my forever home there are some things you should know about me. First off…when I bust through the door of my new forever home, you will know I have arrived! My foster mom refers to me as the Diva

Stretch (male) and Callie (female) are brother and sister. They, along with another sibling and their mother, were with the same family for the first 4 years of the siblings’ life. Unfortunately the owner died after a long stay in hospital which is how they came to be with FLDR. They are now 5 years old.

Howdy everyone, my name is Walker (not Texas Ranger, but I get that a lot) and I'm a loving, senior man looking for my forever home. My dad works too much and I spend long hours by myself, which I don't like at all. He says that I've come along way since I came to live with him 4 years ago. It may take me a little time and patience to get comfortable with you but once I am I'm yours.

Mack and Benjamin share a strong bond; Mack is Benjamin’s father. At least that is what our vet tells us. This bond is apparent when they are observed cuddling together. Mack is very protective of Benjamin and Benjamin is never very far from Mack.
That is why they must be adopted together.

Hey Friends, I'm Dolly. I came into rescue because my previous owner wanted to put me to sleep since I became paralyzed! THANKFULLY the vet called Dachshund Rescue Of South Florida and, in turn, Florida Dachshund Rescue. They not only saved my life, they got me the surgery to hopefully help me walk again!

Hi! My name is Ollie. I’m a male (neutered) 2-year-old silver dapple dachshund. I was rescued from an abusive home and taken to the animal shelter. That is where my foster mom got me. I was heartworm positive and very underweight. My foster mom took me to the vet and had me treated for heartworms (that wasn’t fun) and started feeding me healthy food and now I am doing great.

Meet Maggie, a sweet gal that belies her years. Maggie came into rescue along with her three offspring (Callie, Lacey and Stretch,also up for adoption by FLDR) after her owner died. Maggie is housetrained and has no health issues, except for an occasional flare-up of some skin allergy that is easily controlled.

Hi! I’m George, a spunky little guy with a fantastic one-of-a-kind personality! I was turned into rescue when my elderly owner passed away. I have been well loved by everyone in my life – and you can tell. I believe that everyone, everywhere exists for the sole purpose of loving me.

Cloe’s story is one of overcoming adversity. She was abused physically and emotionally. When we picked her up she was covered with fleas, patches of hair missing and not friendly at all. The person who rescued her said that she had been beaten with a hairbrush and dropped in the woods.

My name is Allie because I am originally from Alabama, where I was found living in a tree stump after being abused and abandoned. My coat is healthy and beautiful but does have some scars from a bad case of the mange. Until now, I had a real tough life.

Hi, My name is Rocco and I’m a happy little bundle of energy! Like to play? Take walks? I’m your guy! I love chasing bouncy balls, squeaking toys, and playing with my doxie foster sister. Walk time is so much fun – I love exploring, and do well on a leash.
 

Molly is a sweet, loveable girl of 11 years old, who does not look or act her age.
Molly does well with my two doxies and leaves the resident cat alone, although she will sometimes bark at her. Molly does not like you to lock her out of the room you are in, she wants to be able to come and sit by you or just know you are there.

Hi, I am Stan the Man: Actually, my name is Stanley, which is the name that was given to me at the shelter. I was brought into a high kill county facility after being hit by a car. The vet got me fixed up, and there is no sign of any problems, except for a small shaved area on my back, with the hair growing back.

Hi, I'm Newbie a cute, lovable fellow. I love laps and beds. I don't always like to go out in the rain, or cold weather. Everyone is my friend.