Search and see photos of adoptable pets in the Highland, Illinois area Our Featured Highland, IL Partner: Dachshund Rescue of St. LouisPLEASE READ THIS FIRST: Below is a state-by-state list of Dachshund rescues, as well as some that operate nationwide.  Please scroll down to find a rescue that operates near you.  This list is provided strictly as a reference resource.  A rescue’s inclusion on this list is not intended as an endorsement.  As with anything else, visitors are expected to do their own research before choosing to work with any organization. Also, I’d like to note that even though we are Doxie-crazy around here, we strongly encourage the support of any organization dedicated to the rescue, rehabilitation, and rehoming of all breeds and mixed breeds.  There are millions of dogs waiting in shelters and rescues that deserve a happily-ever-after.  There are millions more who will be put down, because no one stepped forward to be their angel.  Please consider adopting your next pet from a shelter or rescue near you.  

For every pet adopted, it saves two animals – the one you adopted, and the one you made room for.  Also, if you have the means and the heart, please consider adopting a senior.  Seniors have so much love to give, but are often overlooked by adopters and the first to be euthanized (if they are in a kill shelter). If you can’t adopt, foster…Maltese Puppies For Sale In Florida Under 500 If you can’t foster, donate…Cheap 31x10.50r15 Mud Tires If you can’t donate, volunteer…Blue Heeler Puppies For Sale In Wisconsin If you can’t volunteer, spread the word… Until they all have a home. This list will be updated frequently, as I discover additional rescues.  If you know of any to add, please let me know.

As mentioned at the top of the page, if you know of any rescues to add, or would like to update the status of a rescue (for example, if it’s no longer operating), please drop me a note via the Contact Me page. "Jordan has stolen the hearts of everybody he has met. He rules the house now. He is a real bundle of joy to be around always full of love and energy. Thank you all for making this possible for me. When he gets old enough, my plans are to take him to ... "We love our beautiful Dobermann baby girl. She is smart and loves her new home. Purbred breeders took good care of our needs and concerns. Thank you for our girl, Kira." "Alexis, wishes to thank everyone for remembering her birthday. You may remember me looking like this last year (left picture) But now I'm a young lady and a big girl (7lbs - right picture). "Thank you so much for providing me with the best puppy I could have ever asked for! He is so sweet! I never knew I could love benjamin as much as I do, he's not just my furbaby, he's my best friend, thank you!

Samson is a red/white piebald that is up to date on shots and worming's. He will be vet ch*Pour cold apple juice on the carpet in several places and *Wear a sock to work that has had the toes shredded by a blender. *Immediately upon waking, stand outside in the rain and dark saying, "Be A good puppy and go potty-hurry up now -- come on, let's go!" *Cover all of your best suitsDark suits must have white Hair and light suits must haveIn addition, some hair must be in your first *Play catch with a wet tennis *Run out in the snow in your bare feet to close the gate. *Tip over a basket of clean laundry, scatter clothing all over theTaking care to shred at least one of each pair of socks. *When the doorbell rings drop your dirty underwear on the living room Floor, because that is where the pup will drag it anyway after all, company *Jump out of your chair shortly before the end of your favorite TV show

And run to the door shouting,Miss the end of *Gouge the leg of the dining room table several times with a screwdriver. *Put chocolate pudding on the carpet in the morning, and do not try to clean It up until you return from workThis is the feeling you get when your puppy falls asleep on your lap! Copyright 2003-2016 Grendox Dachshunds. Search for local Dachshund Search our FREE Dachshund guides are your source for Dachshund photos, profiles and information about the DachshundTo be the best caregiver and puppy owner you can, take the time to learn about the Dachshund Information on finding a Dachshund How to find a DachshundThis article on how to find a Dachshund Checklist to evalulate a Dachshund If you are a DachshundBreeders.NET is your comprehensive web resource for DachshundIf you're searching for information on the Dachshund or if you want to know if a Dachshund Learn the information you need to know about the Dachshund

, get descriptions, breed traits, articles and Dachshund Fetch your purebred DachshundHave you thought out if you really want a purebred DachshundWhere can you find the Dachshundand How do you select your purebred Dachshund Looking for a Dachshund Do you need a Dachshund You've come to the right place to find a Dachshund HSMO Adoption Centers: All Dogs Return to the main adoption page Printable dog adoption interest form Initial application only. Additional information or requirementsmay be necessary depending on chosen animal.Bridget has been with Carter Pet Hospital for 8 fun filled years, and in total has over 12 years of experience in the Veterinary field. Bridget started out as a receptionist and worked her way up to Practice Manager. She owns a home in O'Fallon with her spoiled Chihuahua, Penelope, and her loving Pomeranian, Pushkin. Bridget also has four cats, Gizmo, Knissa, Falcor, and Simba, who are all named after movie characters.

Amy Robertson, RVT, Technician Supervisor Amy is a licensed veterinary technician who graduated in 2006 from Jefferson College. She has been in the Veterinary field for 13 fun filled years and has been a Technician for 10 of those, 8 of which have been here at Carter Pet Hospital. Amy has a special knack for assisting with the more challenging aspects of the job. She is frequently able to calm aggressive patients or get an IV catheter in the most difficult vein. She can often be found assisting clients in understanding and caring for their pets with chronic illnesses. She lives in Curryville where she raises California Red Sheep on the family farm. When in FFA, Amy prepared her lambs for local fairs, by reading to them and taking them for walks. Her other pets include Molly & Sophie, her miniature dachshunds, and Garfield, the orange tabby kitty. Stephanie graduated from Sanford Brown College and completed the Veterinary Technician Program with an Associates of Science Degree.

She has been in the Veterinary field for 7 years now, and has been bringing her fun loving attitude to Carter Pet Hospital for more than 4 years. In the future she would love to be involved in a rescue organization and eventually become an Animal Cop! She is very passionate about animal rescue and even assisted in rescuing pets for Hurricane Katrina victims. Stephanie is known for coming in on her days off to assist our doctors in emergency surgeries and can often be found singing to the hospitalized patients to help soothe them during their stay. Stephanie loves taking her four-legged son, Carlos, for hikes in the woods and spending time playing with her two kitties, Mike Tyson and Stubs. Angelique has worked with pets for 20 years! Twelve of those years have been spent as  a Veterinary Technician. She is known for her extensive medical knowledge and loves  to take the time to educate coworkers and clients. She is the clinics biggest Catvocate  (Cat advocate) and always goes the extra mile to ensure that kitties have a less stressful  visit.

Ellen has been working with pets since 2010, and has always loved animals. She is extremely compassionate and can easily help calm a patient or concerned pet parent. She is looking forward to someday adopting senior dachshunds and retired greyhounds. For fun she bakes, reads and plays video games. Julie has over 20 years of experience as a veterinary assistant. She breeds and shows Bearded Collies and breeds Shih Tzus. She has bred and finished over 17 Champions! She is a member and recent Board Member of the Bearded Collie Club of America, St. Charles Kennel Club, and Three Rivers Kennel Club. Julie is a Missouri representative for Bearded Collie Club of America Rescue and also makes handmade Teddy Bears. Stephanie Clemons went to Midwest Institute for medical assistants and received a Veterinary Assistant degree. She has been working at Carter Pet Hospital since 2008. Prior to working in the veterinary field, she was in child care for 18 years! We think this is where she gained her unprecedented level of patience.