Corgi Dogs Available for Adoption in Fort Worth, Texas

If you have any questions or would like to schedule an appointment to visit with this animal, please email us at info@animalhope.org or call 817‐984‐1129 between 12 pm and 6 pm.

Max is a 2‐year‐old male Corgi weighing about 23 pounds, and he's a very sweet, affectionate dog with a fun personality. He was surrendered with flea‐related hair loss that his previous owner could not afford to care for. After treatment and some consistent care, his skin has improved and his coat is growing back in.

Max has only been with us for about two weeks, so while we've seen encouraging improvement, his adopter should understand that full coat recovery will take time and ongoing care. He has been cleared by our veterinary team as healthy and ready for adoption. His adoption fee is $450.

Because we don't observe our animals in home settings, we aren't able to guarantee whether he is housebroken.

Upon intake, every animal receives:

Spay/neuter surgery

Microchip

All age‐appropriate vaccinations

Blood and fecal testing (with treatment if needed)

Flea, tick, and heartworm prevention

A complimentary wellness exam 7-10 days after adoption

Please note adopters must be at least 21 years old and live within an hour of our facility.

If you'd like to meet Max, we'd be happy to help. He's a sweet, resilient Corgi who's ready for a loving home where he can continue to heal and flourish. 🐾✨

The Corgi breed, known for its distinctive short legs and long body, is beloved for its playful and affectionate nature. Originating in Wales, these intelligent dogs excel in various roles, from herding to family pets. With a sociable disposition and keen intelligence, Corgis thrive on companionship and mental stimulation. Their adaptability to different living environments makes them popular choices for families and individuals alike, making Corgis a cherished and lively addition to households around the world.

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