Irish Wolfhound Dogs Available for Adoption in Plano, Texas

Holland is a scruffy boy who is about 10 months of age. He may be part Irish Wolfhound but is not near that large. He was terrified when he first arrived at the shelter but has come around. It may take him time to adjust to his new home. Once he knows you he is an affectionate boy who loves belly rubs and pets! Holland will also crawl into your lap for cuddles. He is a submissive boy who was never claimed by his owner.


Adopted animals are not able to go to their new home until spay and neuter surgery has been done.
Adoptions are first come first serve, and no appointment or application is needed. When asking about an animal, please provide the identification number that starts with A.
For more information, please call the shelter at 972.769.4360.

The Irish Wolfhound is a giant dog breed known for its impressive size, gentle temperament, and historical significance as a skilled hunter. These dogs are incredibly loyal and make excellent family pets, despite their intimidating appearance. With a strong athletic build and a striking, shaggy coat, the Irish Wolfhound requires ample space to roam and regular exercise to remain healthy and happy. They are known for their friendly nature and make wonderful companions for those looking for a loyal and devoted four legged family member.

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