LowRider Dachshund Rescue

Adopt. When you are ready to adopt a new dog, we’ll ask you to complete our friendly screening process, which ensures safe and successful adoptions! 1. Fill out an Adoption Application 2. The board will review it within 5 days. 3. We’ll have a brief conversation with you to discuss your needs and preferences, your daily schedule, and talk about your previous experience with pets. (Note, you MUST have a fenced yard and all personal pets must be spayed/neutered.) 4. If applicable, we’ll call your veterinarian to ensure that previous pets have been spayed/neutered, vaccinated and that you use heart worm prevention. 5. For renters, we’ll check with your landlord to ensure that dogs are permitted and that the dog that you are adopting will not violate any size or breed restrictions. 6. Lastly, we’ll visit your home to see the environment where the dog will live and answer your questions. This is a great opportunity for you to get valuable input on how to integrate your new pet into your home. 7. Please remember an application does NOT guarantee an adoption. This process typically takes a week and then you are ready to take your Dachshund home! We try to make adopting a dog as simple as possible, while still assuring a safe and secure place for the fur-kids. For this reason we ask that you first fill out an application. We will ask for a reference, the name of your vet, contact information for your landlord (if you have one), as well as your general contact info. You must be willing to have us over for a home visit, then we can match you up with the perfect LowRider companion. Our adoption fees vary by dog, starting at $250 and goes up. All puppy adoptions start at $450 and up. When we do have puppies they will be available for adoption after 12 weeks of age. They will be spayed/neutered and have their first 2 DHPP vaccinations and Rabies. The adoptive family will be responsible for the remaining vaccinations. Please note that if you are caught with any false information it will result in automatic denial of application, be honest.