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Welcome to A Doggie 4 You

The mission of A Doggie 4 You is to promote spay/neuter of pets, rescue dogs from kill facilities or unsafe environments, rehabilitate and rehome the dogs to loving homes.  Located on a beautiful ranch in the Texas Hill Country, we are a totally volunteer run organization committed to annually placing hundreds of dogs in their best forever homes.

We at a A Doggie 4 You understand you want to do what is right for the dog that you have either found as a stray or can no longer keep.  We have to be clear before proceeding, we are a volunteer run not for profit organization who is funded only by donations and adoption income.  We are not able to go out to rescue a dog off the street nor we can not legally go on to private property for any reason.  We are NOT the resource you need if a dog is in an emergency situation.   We do not euthanize but we are limited by our space and resources.  Our medical bills alone are almost equal to our income.  Having said this we want to help when we can. If you have an animal you would like us to consider taking in please submit the surrender form below.  Allow at least 2 business days for a response, sending multiple requests or calls for the same animal only slows the process.  Submission of this form in no way guarantees we will be able to accept the dog.

A Doggie 4 You - Dog Surrender Form

 

How to Adopt

How to Adopt

Ways to Help

Ways to Help

Volunteer

Volunteer

About Us

About Us



Highlighted Dogs
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  Sherman
Meet our sweet boy Sherman. He is a senior dog with a gentle soul that enjoys being around his people. Sherman likes to play for a short time. He would do best in a home with an older dog that is as relaxed as him. He does pick the dogs he is most comfortable around and he definitely wouldn't en...read more about Sherman
  Tyler
My name is Tyler. I came to the ranch from the valley, where I was scheduled for euthanasia in 2013. My first parents had a young child that hit me with sticks, kicked me and hurt me. One day I decided to fight back, and I bit the child, so I ended up in the slammer. I was barely a year old, so my...read more about Tyler
  Chance
Can you imagine spending your entire 10 years of life in a rescue with no real family to call your own?  Chance came to the rescue when he was just 6 weeks old, when he was found with his six siblings.  They were dumped by a day care center when they became sick with the parvo virus.&nbs...read more about Chance
  Clifford
Clifford came to us when a rescue in Houston closed down.  He was listed as aggressive.  We have worked with him and identified his trigger...food (treats) and toys.  He doesn't like to share.  Clifford is looking for his new person. He has learned to trust people and just wa...read more about Clifford