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Washington has no active Border Collie rescue based in the state right now. Herd U Needed A Home, a herding dog rescue based in Bend, Oregon, places Border Collies throughout the Pacific Northwest, including Washington.
Rescue Groups That Serve Washington
Herd U Needed A Home
All-volunteer, foster-based 501(c)(3) with no shelter that works mainly with Border Collies, Heelers, Australian Shepherds, Kelpies and McNabs. It handles adoptions, owner surrenders and rescue-to-rescue transfers.
- Based in: Bend, OR
- Serves: Pacific Northwest
- Website: herduneededahome.com
- Email: [email protected]
Rescues That Have Closed in Washington
Ravensgate Border Collie Rescue, once one of the best-known Border Collie rescues in Washington, no longer appears to be active. Its website is offline and its adoption listings show no recent dogs. If you were looking for Ravensgate, the regional groups above are the closest active option.
How to Adopt a Border Collie in Washington
Most Border Collie rescues place dogs through foster homes. Expect an application, a reference check and a home visit before you meet a dog, and an adoption fee that usually covers vaccines, a microchip and spay or neuter surgery. Check each group’s website for current dogs, since good matches go quickly.
Our guide to adopting a Border Collie covers the questions to ask a rescue and what the first weeks at home look like.
Border Collie Rescues in Nearby States
If you run a rescue or know of another Border Collie rescue in Washington, email [email protected] and it will be added.
I am looking for a Border Collie puppy.
I raised a border collie from 7 weeks old until he was 15 years old. I loved him very much ❤️ please call
208-490-7474.
I want another Border Collie puppy or border collie mix puppy.
Judy,
I have to rehome my Border Aussie. Her name is Ayla, she is 4months old, birthdate 12/24/20. She has had all of her shots, is house-trained and sleeps in a kennel at night. She is super smart.
It breaks my heart to have to give her up. My brother died last month of cancer; and now my 83 year old mother is sick. I cannot properly take care of both her and a very active puppy.
My number is 360-941-8319.
Is she still available?
I am hoping to rehome a brownish red and white pure bread border collie that I got from a breeder. She is just over 4 months old. She is well potty trained and knows all basic commands. I socialized her every chance I could get. She loves everyone she meets, that goes for humans and dogs. There will be no rehoming fee. I just want to find the right people to take her. So if you are interested, give me a call or send me a text.(360) 990 – 1942. I live in Kitsap county washington.
I’m interested in your pup. I live in Anacortes with a fully fenced third of an acre. Have two toy Aussies, and a chihuahua fox terrier cross. Ve had border collies and mostly herding breeds collies and shelties and shown them on performance sports, agility obedience rally carting and dabbled in herding. Tell me more about this pup please.
13 years ago we adopted our first Border Collie Roxy through Ravensgate in Stanwood. We were interviewed first by phone then in person assuring the adoption host we were going to be good parents. 13 years later we still have Roxy and enjoy and appreciate her everyday.
We recently had to put down our beloved Wily, an 11 year old rescued (at 5 months old) border collie. We and our other dog, Moose, miss her very much. We are looking to adopt another female border collie and we live in the Vancouver, Washington area. However, if the collie is in another area of the state or country, we can figure out some way to get her to us if you think she is a match for us. We have a 1.25 acre property with a large fenced corral for the dogs. All our kids have left home, so it’s just 2 adults and one dog. Wily loved to run and play Frisbee. We hope to do that again with another BC as Moose just loves to play ball not Frisbee. Thank you and I can be reached at the email below.