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Dachshunds

Dogs in need

Joanna

Joanna is a sweet older lady. She went down in her back and needed surgery

Click below to contribute to the cost of Joanna's surgery, which was $2011.

Dottie Mae

Dottie Mae has had quite a history - she survived Katrina, was adopted out after that, then dumped at a kill shelter when her family moved. She was saved once again, this time by CTDR from the kill shelter. Now she went down in her back, so she has gone through successful back surgery.

Click below to contribute to the cost of Dottie Mae's surgery, which was $1870.

Bruiser

Bruiser is a beautiful one year old dog who was hit by a car and stuck at a shelter for 4 agonizing, painful days with a broken pelvis before we were notified. We picked him up immediately and rushed him to our vet, where his injuries were assessed and he was put in proper pain medication. He required orthopedic surgery to repair his injuries. He is on the mend and doing well.

Click below to contribute to the cost of Bruiser's surgery, which was $885.

Other ways to help

There are many ways to make a donation to Central Texas Dachshund Rescue. You can donate directly to a dog's care by clicking on the PayPal button in his or her profile.

We have a GIFT SHOP with comfy logo t-shirts and cute girl-style shirts. We also have an IN MEMORY program where you can make a donation in the name of a family member or loved pet. And we always need items such as heartworm prevention, halters, and pee pads, so check our WISH LIST if you'd like to donate in that way.

And before buying off the internet, check our PROCEEDS page for businesses that will donate a portion of your purchase if you buy the item from linking from our website.

CTDR is also registered as a charity with IGIVE.COM — register and shop through iGive and CTDR gets a portion of the sale. And finally, if you're just looking to help us out, please use the easy PayPal button below or use our mailing address for sending a check or money order. Any amount is welcome and no donation is too small.