Rehoming Guide

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No-kill shelters in New Mexico

40 shelters and rescues in 23 cities. Hours and intake rules change: call before you visit, especially to surrender a pet.

Pets being rehomed in New Mexico

Owners looking for the right home, often with no shelter involved.

Venus and Angelica Featured

Venus and Angelica

Unknown · Taos, NM

These sweet ladies are a 9yo bonded pair (sisters who have never been apart) but, you'd never know they are…

Rafi (Rafael) Featured

Rafi (Rafael)

33% Pitbull; 26% Australian Cattle Dog; 13% Chow Chow; 9% Cocker Spaniel; 19% Supermutt (GSD, chihua · Rio Rancho, NM

Meet **Rafi**, a handsome 55-pound mixed-breed gentleman with a heart of gold and impeccable manners in…

Freud

Mixed breed · Edgewood, NM

He is mixed with a hunting dog, very ntelligent and loving. he adapts easily and is very active even if he is…

Blue

Blue

Blue Heeler Mix · Albuquerque, NM

Say hi to Blue! She is an 8 year old mix who loves the sunshine. She loves being outside and getting love…

Amanda

Long Haired shepard · Tularosa, NM

Amanda is a great dog but needs to be an only dog. She is not good with any other dogs or pets.

Unnamed

German shepherd and malinois · Las Cruces, NM

Young adult, spayed, loves humans. Owner surrender to a rescue, not her fault.

Before you surrender a pet

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