Dachshund Dogs Available for Adoption in Boulder, Colorado

** If you are interested in adopting Kevin, please fill out our adoption application at http://farfels.com/farfels-rescue/adoption-form/ **

Meet Kevin! Kevin is an adorable 5 month old Dachshund puppy who is already full of personality in his tiny 8 lb frame! He is expected to be around 15 lbs full grown.

Kevin came into a Texas shelter after being found out on the streets with another young puppy. The two were likely surviving together, navigating the world far too early on their own. Thankfully, Kevin is now safe, heading to Colorado, and finally getting the chance to grow up the way every puppy should; warm, protected, and loved!

At just 5 months old, Kevin is very much still a baby. Everything is new and exciting to him, and he’s in that classic puppy stage where curiosity leads the way. He’s playful, observant, and learning quickly, taking in the world one little adventure at a time. Like most Dachshund puppies, he’s expected to grow into a dog with a big personality packed into a small, long little body! Equal parts silly, smart, and opinionated in the best way.

Kevin has been dog social and loves canine companionship. He would enjoy having a playful dog friend in his future home. That said, he’s also young enough that he’ll happily bond deeply with his people and look to them for guidance, comfort, and reassurance.

As a puppy, Kevin is still learning all the important life skills. He’ll need a committed adopter that understands puppies require time, training, and consistency. In return, Kevin will offer all the things that make puppyhood so special: goofy antics, sweet snuggles, and those heart-melting moments where he looks at you like you’re his whole world.
A (virtual or in-person) positive reinforcement group training class promotes great behavior, bonding and confidence for a young dog whose self-esteem will fly high while he masters his skills. Training is so important in the future behaviors of every dog. It's for this reason that we're unwilling to adopt to a family that doesn't make this loving choice.
Farfel's is happy to provide a list of both in-person and virtual positive reinforcement / force- free trainers in your area.
Our training requirement is to help every adoption be successful.

Kevin has been fully vetted, is up to date on his vaccines, heartworm negative, and neutered.

Farfel's Rescue is a fully foster based rescue, and offers a one week trial with every adoption. We feel that this is much more beneficial to not only the dog, but the adopter too. We believe that only getting 20-30 minutes with a dog before deciding on a lifetime commitment is not a fair amount of time to the adopter, or the dog. Therefore we give adopters one week with the dog to assure it is the right fit, and offer a full refund of their adoption fee should it not workout within the week trial.
Farfel's Rescue has been doing adoptions this way since 2005 and is thrilled to adopt out ~400 dogs each year.

If you are interested in adopting from us, please be sure to fill out our adoption application at http://farfels.com/farfels-rescue/adoption-form/ .

**PLEASE NOTE** If you're truly interested in adopting from us, please be sure to fill out our Farfel's Rescue adoption application.

The dachshund is a small dog breed known for its long body, short legs, and distinctive appearance. Originally bred for hunting badgers, these playful and loyal dogs make loving companions for families. Dachshunds come in three coat varieties smooth, wirehaired, and longhaired each with its own unique charm. Despite their size, dachshunds are bold and courageous, with a curious nature that can sometimes lead to mischief. Their endearing personality and adaptability make them popular pets worldwide.

Farfel’s Farm & Rescue was founded on the idea that each dog deserves a loving home and the chance for a happy life. We are so thrilled to be able to rescue these amazing dogs from urgent situations in Texas, New Mexico, Arkansas and Cancun, Mexico. Working with a dedicated team of volunteers, the dogs are pulled from high-kill shelters because they’ve been recognized for the gifts they will bring to a loving family. They are then transported by specially licensed vans to Colorado for a second chance at life. The dogs are evaluated and treated for any medical issues before being transitioned to their new family, where they can become accustomed to having a family’s love, a warm bed and plenty of healthy food!