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Adopt a Border Collie

Poppet

Poppet is a handsome, border collie mix. Eager to please and very bright.
Male, Est. Age 1.5 yrs. old

Raye

Sweet 2-3 year old girl, loves people, on the larger side for a female. No tail, quite possibly she's a bi-colored Aussie or a Border Collie/Aussie mix.
Female, Est. Age 2.5 yrs. old

Katie

Female, Est. Age 3.5 yrs. old

Heidi

Classically marked, middle aged, female border collie
Female, Est. Age 7 yrs. old

Calvin

Black and white rough coated, classically marked male. Looks BC, but owner says he has a little lab mixed in him.
Male, Est. Age 8 yrs. old

Rhys

Very handsome, classically marked purebred border collie
Male, Est. Age 4.5 yrs. old

Sierra

Looking for possibilities for adoption of two dogs together for Sierra and her golden retriever buddy, Max.
Female, Est. Age 6 yrs. old

Kal

Male, Est. Age 5 yrs. old

Wendy

She's a lot of dog in a little package
Female, Est. Age 1 yrs. old

Time Bandit

Very handsome smooth-coated BC without a tail.
Male, Est. Age 1 yrs. old

Lucy Lu

Female, Est. Age 11 yrs. old

Wilson

Currently underweight, on special diet for now
Male, Est. Age 1 yrs. old

Atlas

Black and white smooth-coated herding dog. Could be a cattledog or shepherd mix.
Male, Est. Age 1 yrs. old

Louise

Red and white, geriatric border collie. Needs some TLC.
Female, Est. Age 10 yrs. old

Smiley

Mixed breed dog, dumped in the desert.
Female, Est. Age 1 yrs. old

Fitz

Extremely friendly pup. Probably golden retriever and border collie mix.
Male, Est. Age 0.5 yrs. old

Bob

10-12 year old purebred BC male. Deserves a chance. Total sweetheart with the desire to still play!
Male, Est. Age 12 yrs. old

Rahman

Tri-color smooth-coated border collie mix
Male, Est. Age 0.9 yrs. old

Shelby

12/21/09 ADOPTION PENDING Blue merle border collie with a tail (possibly Aussie mix).
Female, Est. Age 3 yrs. old

Jena

Black and white, 7 yr old with lots of spunk left. Lower drive, nice companion dog.
Female, Est. Age 7 yrs. old

Larkin

Larkin is a happy-go-lucky pup that came to us from Fredonia. He is just about a year old and would make a terrific snuggle bug to any family. Click on his picture and check him out!
Male, Est. Age 1 yrs. old

Karma

Female, Est. Age 0.5 yrs. old

Timmy

Black and white, semi rough coat. Nice boy.
Male, Est. Age 4 yrs. old

Bryn

ADOPTION PENDING!! Bryn is a 10 month old black/white (with slight tri-color markings) border collie.
Female, Est. Age 0.8 yrs. old

Pete

Black and white border collie, short to medium coat
Male, Est. Age 0.9 yrs. old

Keely

ADOPTION PENDING!! Black and white smooth-coated female, black face, traditional coloring otherwise.
Female, Est. Age 0.65 yrs. old

Nick

1/21/10 ADOPTION PENDING!!!White and blue merle (head and body markings), full coat
Male, Est. Age 5 yrs. old

Otto

ADOPTION PENDING!! Otto is a black and white border collie (possibly mix) approximately 1-2 years old.
Male, Est. Age 1.5 yrs. old

Alice

Alice appears to be a border collie/australian shepherd mix with a naturally bobbed tail. She favors the border collie in looks and demeanor.
Female, Est. Age 0.8 yrs. old

Josie

Black and white smooth-coated female
Female, Est. Age 2 yrs. old

Tyse

Tri-color medium coated puppy, approximately 14 weeks old as of 01/22/10
Male, Est. Age 0.3 yrs. old

Patches

ADOPTION PENDING!!Fluffy coated girl, could be part Aussie, but mostly BC.
Female, Est. Age 5.5 yrs. old

Linus

ADOPTION PENDING!!Black and white smooth coated puppy, 3/4 BC and 1/4 cattledog
Male, Est. Age 0.3 yrs. old

Charlie Brown

2/3/10 ADOPTION PENDING Black and white smooth coated puppy, 3/4 BC and 1/4 cattledog
Male, Est. Age 0.3 yrs. old

Schroeder

ADOPTION PENDING!!Black and white smooth coated puppy, 3/4 BC and 1/4 cattledog
Male, Est. Age 0.3 yrs. old

ADOPTION PENDING!! Black and white smooth coated puppy, 3/4 BC and 1/4 cattledog
Female, Est. Age 0.3 yrs. old

Marcie

ADOPTION PENDING!! Black and white smooth coated puppy, 3/4 BC and 1/4 cattledog
Female, Est. Age 0.3 yrs. old

Sally

Black and white smooth coated puppy, 3/4 BC and 1/4 cattledog
Female, Est. Age 0.3 yrs. old

Peppermint Patty

ADOPTION PENDING!! Black and white smooth coated puppy, 3/4 BC and 1/4 cattledog
Female, Est. Age 0.3 yrs. old

Mick

Black and white rough coat, classically marked border collie
Male, Est. Age 5 yrs. old

Taya

Black and white smooth coated puppy, marked like a BC
Female, Est. Age 0.2 yrs. old

Buddy

Neutered male border collie/lab mix, found as a stray, we are trying to help the finders to place him in an adoptive home.
Male, Est. Age 1 yrs. old

Andre

ADOPTION PENDING!!
Male, Est. Age 3 yrs. old

Felix

WOW! Felix is the poster dog for Border Collie energy! He is a gorgeous smokey brown color with traditional white markings. Felix will need a family that is very active and has lots of time to throw a ball!
Male, Est. Age 2 yrs. old

Chena

Tri-color, speckled faced puppy, approximately 5-6 months old. Petite female.
Female, Est. Age 0.5 yrs. old

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.