The sudden death of the much beloved Clancy, pack leader of the Border Collies of Dogwood Ridge, prompted Kenny and Elaine Shuck to established a 501 (c)3 Non-Profit Organization — Clancy’s Dream — in his honor.

All Border Collie Rescue started in November of 2008.  The founder saw a need for additional funding and foster homes for rescued Border Collies and responded by obtaining non-profit status, and thus beginning ABC Rescue.

Border Collie Save and Rescue, Inc. is an all volunteer 501(c)(3) nonprofit charitable dog rescue dedicated to helping border collies throughout Central and North Texas. Our actions revolve around rescuing, rehabbing, and re-homing border collies.

Western Border Collie Rescue is an all-volunteer organization working in and around the Rocky Mountain region. Our mission is to rescue, rehabilitate and re-home Border Collies that have been abandoned, neglected or are no longer able to remain in their current home.

PRBCR is dedicated to providing rescue and necessary veterinary care for unwanted, neglected, abused, homeless, and displaced border collies.

The purpose and main function of Arizona Border Collie Rescue (AZBCR) is to promote humane treatment through rescue, rehabilitation, education and the re-homing of neglected, abandoned and unwanted Border Collies.

Established in 2013, Australian Shepherds Furever (ASF) is a National Non Profit 501(C)(3) Corporation dedicated to saving Australian Shepherds in need nationwide. With the focus of rescue-foster-adoption,  ASF finds puppies and dogs, both mixed and purebred, in need across the continental United States.

We are a network of volunteer foster homes, which means all dogs adopted through us come from loving, caring homes straight to you. Since we don’t use a holding facility, our dogs come to their new homes calm, relaxed, and ready for a new life, rather than being nervous and traumatized from the noise and chaos of a shelter. We evaluate, rescue, and rehabilitate abandoned Border Collies, as well as other herding breeds, and find homes that will love and cherish them forever.

Amber, along with her mom Angie, founded Miller's Cause in 2018. Fueled by their passion for animals and the extreme need the Texas Panhandle and Oklahoma has for fosters and adopters, coupled with the number of area animals who need help.

The purpose of Midwest Border Collie Rescue is to rescue unwanted, abused, lost and abandoned border collies; assess their ability to be placed, and place them into proper and permanent homes making the best possible match; to provide care and continuous training information with each border collie we place.