If you are interested in adopting one of our amazing dogs below, please fill out this form here.
We will update as more dogs become available.
We will update as more dogs become available.
FOX
Fox is ready for his furever home!
Fox is 18 months old, 27 lbs. (needs to lose a couple pounds), current on vaccines and heart worm prevention, is neutered and has his microchip.
Fox came into rescue because he was playing too rough with his smaller Corgi sister. Previously he was rehomed due to destructive chewing. Fox has definitely had a rough start since his days as a puppy in a pet store.
He is very much a Corgi who didn’t get the best start as we all know most of the puppies sold in pet stores are from puppy mills. We decided he needed to have some time in a pack so he could learn order, manners and how to be a dog. He did wonderfully! He is sharing his toys and chews and doesn’t get bothered when another dog is nearby when he’s eating. He loves to play and play and play with his Aussie foster brother!
Now that we know more about Fox, we know what his ideal forever home would look like. He needs to be in a home with a securely fenced yard (no apartments please) He loves to be outside (Supervised). Rain and cold don’t bother him at all. He does need to work on his recall because when he’s playing in the rain, he doesn’t seem to care that he’s being called inside! We do believe he definitely needs a home with other dogs. Not just any other dogs,but dogs his size or larger. He can still be a little dominant during play so the other dog or dogs would need to be relaxed and easy going but willing to play tug, run around the yard, and hang out in a large comfy doggy bed.
Fox is crate and house trained but will need patience during the first few days in a new home until he learns the routine.
If you would like to apply to adopt Fox, please complete our adoption application here:
While you’re here, please check out our FAQ tab to answer any questions you may have about the application and adoption process.
If you still have questions, please email us at WYDaCR@gmail.com
Fox is 18 months old, 27 lbs. (needs to lose a couple pounds), current on vaccines and heart worm prevention, is neutered and has his microchip.
Fox came into rescue because he was playing too rough with his smaller Corgi sister. Previously he was rehomed due to destructive chewing. Fox has definitely had a rough start since his days as a puppy in a pet store.
He is very much a Corgi who didn’t get the best start as we all know most of the puppies sold in pet stores are from puppy mills. We decided he needed to have some time in a pack so he could learn order, manners and how to be a dog. He did wonderfully! He is sharing his toys and chews and doesn’t get bothered when another dog is nearby when he’s eating. He loves to play and play and play with his Aussie foster brother!
Now that we know more about Fox, we know what his ideal forever home would look like. He needs to be in a home with a securely fenced yard (no apartments please) He loves to be outside (Supervised). Rain and cold don’t bother him at all. He does need to work on his recall because when he’s playing in the rain, he doesn’t seem to care that he’s being called inside! We do believe he definitely needs a home with other dogs. Not just any other dogs,but dogs his size or larger. He can still be a little dominant during play so the other dog or dogs would need to be relaxed and easy going but willing to play tug, run around the yard, and hang out in a large comfy doggy bed.
Fox is crate and house trained but will need patience during the first few days in a new home until he learns the routine.
If you would like to apply to adopt Fox, please complete our adoption application here:
While you’re here, please check out our FAQ tab to answer any questions you may have about the application and adoption process.
If you still have questions, please email us at WYDaCR@gmail.com
MRS GUMP (MOO)
Mrs Moo Gump is now ready for her furever home! What can we say about this girl other than she is perfection in dog form? Moo was given that name by the shelter because it's the sound she makes when she barks. Those barks are extremely rare occasions! Moo was on death row right before Thanksgiving when we saw her. At first glance, we didn't see Corgi and then we saw those adorable stumpy and very Corgi legs attached to the head of a Bernese Mountain dog! Moo acts more like a Bernese than a Corgi. She's super mellow. Nothing bothers her and recently she's shown interest in playing with the other dogs! She does get food motivation from her Corgi heritage but sits nicely for treats. When Moo was at the shelter for 3 weeks, the vet staff said they believed she had an inguinal hernia. She also looked like she had swollen mammary glands and possibly a mass. We got her into foster in Austin and soon scheduled her for pre-op exam and x-rays with our vet. I got a call from the vet tech and she sounded very strange. She told me that Moo did indeed have a hernia in the inguinal area but she also had 4 growths - 4 puppies that is! Moo was pregnant? How did the shelter miss that? How did we miss that?? Of course this all happened on a Friday and our vet wasn't sure how far along she was but at least 50 days. If she went into labor with that puppy inside the inguinal hernia, Moo could bleed out before she got to a vet. To makes matters worse, most of the emergency vets in Austin chose that weekend to be out of town. Thankfully we found a vet in San Antonio who could get her in the following Monday for an emergency C-section and spay. Moo did great but her puppies were 10 days premature. She had 2 boys and two girls. One boy and one girl survived and are thriving today! Since Moo didn't go through natural labor, she rejected her pups and said her single mom days were behind her. So off to her foster she went. We could tell Moo was feeling so much better now that she had the hernia repaired. She now will walk on leash and is much more alert and enjoying life. She has even started to engage in play with her fur foster brother and sister. It's easy to know when Moo is happy because you can hear her tail thump thump thump. Moo is 44 lbs, spayed, 3 years old, current on vaccines and heart worm prevention. She has had her staples removed but still has some mammary swelling. She's obviously had several litters before and so she's a little saggy baggy in her undercarriage. That will all reduce as time passes but will likely still have that extra skin Moo is so loving! So loyal! So sweet! So ready for her perfect furever home!
If you would like to apply, please complete our adoption application through this link.
While you're here, please check our FAQ tab to answer any questions you may have about the adoption process.
If you still have questions, please email us at WYDaCR@gmail.com
If you would like to apply, please complete our adoption application through this link.
While you're here, please check our FAQ tab to answer any questions you may have about the adoption process.
If you still have questions, please email us at WYDaCR@gmail.com
SCOUT
Just look at this adorable Corgi mix! She will be ready for adoption as soon as she gets her microchip. She does need a specific type of home so be sure to read her bio thoroughly.
Scout has been surrendered to WDCR due to her not getting along with the other dogs in the home.
Her previous home of almost 3 years has two other dogs and twin one year old human babies. She didn't start exhibiting these behaviors toward the other dogs (one small and one larger breed) until after the babies arrived so it may be stress related but ideally her adoptive home would have no other pets nor children under 10. She has never been around cats so we don't know how she would do.
Scout is a Corgi mix, 3 years old, 20 lbs, spayed, current on vaccines and heart worm prevention.
This princess is affectionate, likes to be touched, playful, barks to hear herself bark, resource guarder when other dogs are around, is active but also a couch potato. Scout's favorite activities are playing with her squeaky toys, playing fetch (she brings it back) going for walks and she's always up for a car ride! Scout will bark when she sees other animals on TV, when she hears the vacuum or lawnmower.
Scout is house and crate trained.
To apply to adopt Scout, please complete an application here
If you have questions about the adoption process, please see our FAQ tab
If you still have questions or would like more information, we can be reached through our email WYDaCR@gmail.com
Scout has been surrendered to WDCR due to her not getting along with the other dogs in the home.
Her previous home of almost 3 years has two other dogs and twin one year old human babies. She didn't start exhibiting these behaviors toward the other dogs (one small and one larger breed) until after the babies arrived so it may be stress related but ideally her adoptive home would have no other pets nor children under 10. She has never been around cats so we don't know how she would do.
Scout is a Corgi mix, 3 years old, 20 lbs, spayed, current on vaccines and heart worm prevention.
This princess is affectionate, likes to be touched, playful, barks to hear herself bark, resource guarder when other dogs are around, is active but also a couch potato. Scout's favorite activities are playing with her squeaky toys, playing fetch (she brings it back) going for walks and she's always up for a car ride! Scout will bark when she sees other animals on TV, when she hears the vacuum or lawnmower.
Scout is house and crate trained.
To apply to adopt Scout, please complete an application here
If you have questions about the adoption process, please see our FAQ tab
If you still have questions or would like more information, we can be reached through our email WYDaCR@gmail.com
CHAMP
WDCR is happy to welcome CHAMP into our little rescue family!
He is currently in foster care in the Houston area. His foster found him after being dumped several months ago and was able to get him neutered and vaccinated. We will make sure he gets his microchip prior to going to his forever home. Champ is 3 years old, 20 lbs, neutered and current on Rabies and heart worm prevention.
Champ does NOT like other dogs but he does like cats. He is fond of people now but initially he was scared and would get snappy. He is now very sweet and friendly but we don't recommend a home with children under 14 for this adorable CoJack (Corgi/JRT)
Champ is active. He loves food and going on runs and walks. He likes to sleep with a toy and loves his dog bed. He loves to run, it’s one of his favorite things to do. Typical of his breed mix, he has a lot of energy, needs slow introductions to people and food is the key to his heart. He will love you and cuddle you all day once he gets to know you. Champ does fine in a car as long as he's not crated. He is house and crate trained and will make some active person(s) very happy!
Because Champ does not do well with other dogs, rescue transport out of Texas is not an option. He will need to be placed in Texas or where volunteer transport is available. If his approved adopter is willing to pick him up from his foster, that would be wonderful and encouraged.
To apply to adopt Champ, please complete our adoption application through this link
If you've previously filled out a WDCR application, there's not need to complete a new one. Just contact us at wydacr@gmail.com so we can update
He is currently in foster care in the Houston area. His foster found him after being dumped several months ago and was able to get him neutered and vaccinated. We will make sure he gets his microchip prior to going to his forever home. Champ is 3 years old, 20 lbs, neutered and current on Rabies and heart worm prevention.
Champ does NOT like other dogs but he does like cats. He is fond of people now but initially he was scared and would get snappy. He is now very sweet and friendly but we don't recommend a home with children under 14 for this adorable CoJack (Corgi/JRT)
Champ is active. He loves food and going on runs and walks. He likes to sleep with a toy and loves his dog bed. He loves to run, it’s one of his favorite things to do. Typical of his breed mix, he has a lot of energy, needs slow introductions to people and food is the key to his heart. He will love you and cuddle you all day once he gets to know you. Champ does fine in a car as long as he's not crated. He is house and crate trained and will make some active person(s) very happy!
Because Champ does not do well with other dogs, rescue transport out of Texas is not an option. He will need to be placed in Texas or where volunteer transport is available. If his approved adopter is willing to pick him up from his foster, that would be wonderful and encouraged.
To apply to adopt Champ, please complete our adoption application through this link
If you've previously filled out a WDCR application, there's not need to complete a new one. Just contact us at wydacr@gmail.com so we can update
WILLOW
Adopted!
Willow is ready for her furever home! Please read through her biography carefully as she will need a specific type of home in order to be her happiest Corgi self.
Willow is 1 year old, spayed, current on vaccines and heart worm prevention and has her microchip. She is 22 lbs.
This beauty is sweet as can be and loves to cuddle and be with her person but she's also a young Corgi who needs plenty of mental and physical activity. Willow has been around other dogs and is NOT good with most other dogs; especially dogs her size or smaller. She's done fine with larger breeds who are males however, we are requiring Willow be an ONLY pet. She is NOT good with cats. She also has some resource guarding issues with food and treats. Please no children 14 and under. Because she's picky about other dogs and needs a lot of off leash exercise, we will require her approved adopter to have a home with a securely fenced yard. No apartments please.
Willow is in foster in the Dallas TX area but may be adopted out of state where transport is available. We currently only have rescue transport to Colorado from TX.
If you believe you may be a good match for Willow, please complete an application through this link:
If you have questions about the application and adoption process, please be sure to check out our FAQ tab and if you need to contact us, please email to WYDaCR@gmail.com
Willow is 1 year old, spayed, current on vaccines and heart worm prevention and has her microchip. She is 22 lbs.
This beauty is sweet as can be and loves to cuddle and be with her person but she's also a young Corgi who needs plenty of mental and physical activity. Willow has been around other dogs and is NOT good with most other dogs; especially dogs her size or smaller. She's done fine with larger breeds who are males however, we are requiring Willow be an ONLY pet. She is NOT good with cats. She also has some resource guarding issues with food and treats. Please no children 14 and under. Because she's picky about other dogs and needs a lot of off leash exercise, we will require her approved adopter to have a home with a securely fenced yard. No apartments please.
Willow is in foster in the Dallas TX area but may be adopted out of state where transport is available. We currently only have rescue transport to Colorado from TX.
If you believe you may be a good match for Willow, please complete an application through this link:
If you have questions about the application and adoption process, please be sure to check out our FAQ tab and if you need to contact us, please email to WYDaCR@gmail.com
JANIE
Adopted!
Janie is ready for her furever home! She will be 6 years old in a couple of weeks, 27 lbs, spayed, current on vaccines and heartworm prevention and has her microchip. Janie has seasonal allergies so she takes OTC medication twice daily to control her minor symptoms. Without it, she gets very itchy and will develop hotspots on her feet. This beautiful Sable Pembroke Welsh Corgi came into rescue when she decided she did NOT like to share her home with another female dog. She was fine with male dogs but has recently decided she doesn't like to share her human with any dogs whatsoever! So we are looking for a home where Janie can be the only canine queen of the castle. We don't know how she is with cats and kids but recommend no children under 10, if any in her future home. Janie doesn't care for loud voices and will get between humans who are having loud conversations. In other words, Janie likes a quiet and calm environment.
Janie loves to spend her days laying on the couch, going for walks, snuggling and then snuggling some more. She is house trained and will use a doggy door if provided. Otherwise she's very good at letting you know she needs to go outside. In her previous life, she was an indoor/outdoor dog but since coming into rescue, she has been a strictly indoor dog but has plenty of outdoor time to do her business and lounge with her human on those cooler evenings.
This beauty is crate trained and knows to go to her crate when it's bed time with a simple "Go to bed" command. She also likes to travel but she is a passenger seat (tethered) kind of gal.
Janie's ideal home would be with a retired person or couple or with someone who works from home. She will need a home with a securely fenced yard so no apartments please.
If you are interested in applying to adopt Janie, here is the link to our adoption application.
Should you have any additional questions about Janie, please email us at WYDaCR@gmail.com
If you have questions or would like to know more about the adoption process and her adoption fee, please see our FAQ tab.
Janie loves to spend her days laying on the couch, going for walks, snuggling and then snuggling some more. She is house trained and will use a doggy door if provided. Otherwise she's very good at letting you know she needs to go outside. In her previous life, she was an indoor/outdoor dog but since coming into rescue, she has been a strictly indoor dog but has plenty of outdoor time to do her business and lounge with her human on those cooler evenings.
This beauty is crate trained and knows to go to her crate when it's bed time with a simple "Go to bed" command. She also likes to travel but she is a passenger seat (tethered) kind of gal.
Janie's ideal home would be with a retired person or couple or with someone who works from home. She will need a home with a securely fenced yard so no apartments please.
If you are interested in applying to adopt Janie, here is the link to our adoption application.
Should you have any additional questions about Janie, please email us at WYDaCR@gmail.com
If you have questions or would like to know more about the adoption process and her adoption fee, please see our FAQ tab.
FREDDIE
Adopted!
Freddie, the Corgi/Rat Terrier mix will be ready for adoption by mid October!
Freddie is currently in foster in Houston TX. He came into rescue a few months ago as a very fearful and shy boy. He has all of his vaccines, microchip, is neutered and currently weighs 23 lbs. He is has been undergoing treatment for heart worm infection but is so well that we are happy to announce he is available for adoption. Freddie is good with other dogs but doesn't really play with his foster furbrother at this time. He does love to be near Bosco and will clean brother's bowl after meal times. Freddie is terrified of cats and will run from them. He also doesn't care for sudden movements so no children under 12 please. Freddie is house trained and loves his crate. He goes outside to do his business and will come back inside right away although lately has he decided he likes to sun himself for a few minutes before coming into the house. This sweet boy loves to go for walks. After his injections, we had to limit his activity and he really missed his twice daily walks. He used to get very scared when he would see another dog on one of his walks but now he has learned they pose no danger and ignores them. Freddie isn't a cuddly dog but he is very loyal and loves to place himself in a location where he can keep an eye on his humans at all times. He has began to approach his foster family for pets on the head and wags his whole body when his humans get home from being out! He's fine home alone while the humans are away for a few hours but ideally we would love for him to go to a home where his humans work from home or are retired.
If you are interested in adopting Freddie, here's the link to our adoption application
If you have any questions about Freddie, please email us at wydacr@gmail.com
For questions about the process, please see our FAQ tab above
Freddie is currently in foster in Houston TX. He came into rescue a few months ago as a very fearful and shy boy. He has all of his vaccines, microchip, is neutered and currently weighs 23 lbs. He is has been undergoing treatment for heart worm infection but is so well that we are happy to announce he is available for adoption. Freddie is good with other dogs but doesn't really play with his foster furbrother at this time. He does love to be near Bosco and will clean brother's bowl after meal times. Freddie is terrified of cats and will run from them. He also doesn't care for sudden movements so no children under 12 please. Freddie is house trained and loves his crate. He goes outside to do his business and will come back inside right away although lately has he decided he likes to sun himself for a few minutes before coming into the house. This sweet boy loves to go for walks. After his injections, we had to limit his activity and he really missed his twice daily walks. He used to get very scared when he would see another dog on one of his walks but now he has learned they pose no danger and ignores them. Freddie isn't a cuddly dog but he is very loyal and loves to place himself in a location where he can keep an eye on his humans at all times. He has began to approach his foster family for pets on the head and wags his whole body when his humans get home from being out! He's fine home alone while the humans are away for a few hours but ideally we would love for him to go to a home where his humans work from home or are retired.
If you are interested in adopting Freddie, here's the link to our adoption application
If you have any questions about Freddie, please email us at wydacr@gmail.com
For questions about the process, please see our FAQ tab above