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Winnie

Tri-color smooth-coated mature female
Female, Est. DOB 3/17/2002

Spirit (TX #34)

Female, Est. DOB 4/14/2010

Vivie (TX #35)

Vivie is a black and white semi rough-coated female. She needs patience and understanding as she makes a transition to a forever home.
Female, Est. DOB 4/11/2008

Amber (TX #19)

Red and white, semi-smoother coat, petite border collie (arrived at 23 lbs). She may develop more coat as she ages and gets better nutrition.
Female, Est. DOB 4/14/2008

Kruz (TX #29)

Kruz is a full-blown border collie in a small 25 lb. package. He is one of the Texas 21 dogs that you can read about on our website.
Male, Est. DOB 10/1/2009

Tucker (TX #5)

Tucker is a great boy who loves to play and has a strong herding instinct. He is still a shy boy, but would love the chance to be in his new forever home with you!
Male, Est. DOB 4/14/2010

Buddy2

Buddy is a sweet boy who needs to find a new home. He is pretty easy going, but scared of a few things like cameras and flashes, so we aren't sure what kind of life he had as a puppy. He just needs a new loving home and he will be someones great friend and companion!
Male, Est. DOB 4/4/2004

Rosalie

Rosalie is a sweet, energetic, Tri-pawd senior. Don’t expect her to act like a little old lady. She loves to play ball and is always ready to go.
Female, Est. DOB 6/29/2004

Rufus

Rufus is a 4 year old male who gets along well with other dogs and indoor cats, knows tricks and is very people friendly.
Male, Est. DOB

Zeke

Smooth coated black and white border collie mix. Possibly part lab.
Male, Est. DOB 2/10/2003

Mandy

Mandy is a very sweet, low drive, older girl who is shy at first but turns into your shadow after her comfort level climbs when around you. She would make for a wonderful companion as she LOVES to go for walks, car rides and swimming.
Female, Est. DOB 12/8/2003

Sophie

Sophie is a high energy, ball loving dog! She's a sweet girl who needs to be in a one dog home.
Female, Est. DOB

Tifa

Black and white petite female border collie.
Female, Est. DOB 3/18/2008

Rudy

Black and white border collie with a mainly black face and tipped (forward) ears.
Male, Est. DOB 1/20/2011

Kyra

Easy care, smooth-coated border collie pup with pricked ears and four white feet. Beautiful gold/brown eyes.
Female, Est. DOB 12/1/2011

Tazz

***SPORTS HOME ONLY*** Red and white classic coloring, medium rough-coated border collie
Female, Est. DOB 8/16/2011

Tyler

Handsome red and white male. Silky medium coat.
Male, Est. DOB 4/9/2008

Sissy

Black and white rough coated, classic border collie markings.
Female, Est. DOB 9/19/2007

Jewel

Cute and sweet, black tri-color female with Aussie features and a tail. Shorter legs.
Female, Est. DOB 4/23/2010

Tessa

Sweet girl who is very affectionate and loves adults and children. She loves playing ball and frisbee and will need a home that will keep her busy.
Female, Est. DOB 12/7/2007

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Thinking about a Border Collie? There are many things to consider:

Are you ready to care for a Border Collie for the rest of his or her life? Be sure you're ready to make a lifelong commitment to your pet.
Are you financially prepared to support a Border Collie? The cost of purchasing or adopting a dog is only the start. Don't forget dog food, toys, treats, bedding, routine and emergency veterinary care, and kennel expenses if no one will be able to care for your dog when you go away.
Will you be able to exercise your Border Collie once or twice a day? Border Collies are high-energy dogs and need daily exercise to burn off that excess energy.
If you're a parent, do you want a Border Collie just as much as your children do, and are you prepared to provide the majority of its care? Don't make the mistake of getting a dog "for the kids" and assuming they will take care of it. You will have the ultimate responsibility. And if your children are toddlers, are you prepared to supervise all interaction between them? This is an absolute necessity in order to prevent accidental nipping or worse.