Our sleepy, frosty faced senior dachshunds are cherished friends among adopters. They are more mellow than younger dachshunds, and oftentimes very sweet and snuggly.
Learn MoreBeing a foster is doable! Turn your home into a welcoming B&B for a dachshund in need, on their way to their forever family! Spoil your little BFF with soft blankets & love--giving them a place to heal.
Learn MoreRelinquishing your doxie is not easy to consider. So much can happen in life like an owner crossing the rainbow bridge first, changes in living situations--we aren’t here to judge your situation, just to help.
Learn MoreWalking buddy, bed hog, or velcro-shadow–they will happily return your unconditional love while they steal your heart!
Read MoreIt’s difficult to think about surrendering your dachshund. Life tosses many reasons into the mix. Help us find their forever home.
Read MoreThe efforts you make to help our furry-legged dachshund friends has ripple effects for good in the world. You can make a difference!
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Understand more about the dachshunds and what makes them tick (walks, treats and hogging the bed) and why they were bred to be small.
We appreciate our great supporters for their continued belief in helping dachshunds in need, for their encouraging words and for their assistance!
Rescue, rehab, re-home. Read the happily ever after stories of our furry dachshund friends when they land on all paws with their new family.
The Rocky Mountain Dachshund Rescue is a non-profit 501(c)(3) dedicated to helping dachshunds based out of Salt Lake City, Utah.
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Hello! I am Anne Balboa, a wife, mom and Dachshund lover. Over the years, I have been involved with a variety of animal…
Ashley Carlin is a lifelong dachshund lover who had dachshunds growing up (Sausage), in college/early career (Malcolm), and for her 40th birthday (Daisy)….
Famous dachshund owners: Pablo Picasso, Kirsten Dunst, Jack Black, Adele, Clint Eastwood, E.B. White, Andy Warhol, Leonard Nimoy and John Wayne.
Dachshunds come in different sizes including: standard, miniature and kaninchen (German for rabbit).
Dachshunds have different coats including short hair, smooth hair, wire hair and long hair.
The first dog to be cloned was a British dachshund named Winnie. Her clone’s name? Mini-Winnie!
Dachshunds were first bred as hunting dogs to hunt badgers and burrow dwelling animals.