San Roque Rescue Society

Adopt

Meet the dogs.

We are so grateful that you are considering adopting one of our dogs. Every dog we place has been vet-checked, spayed or neutered and vaccinated, and is living in a foster home while they wait for you.

Adopt

The dogs.

Key takeaways

How does adoption work?

Browse the dogs, pick the one you connect with, and fill in the adoption application. We review every application and get in touch to talk about the dog and your home. Once everything is confirmed, we arrange the handover, or, for adopters abroad, the trip.

Can I adopt from Canada or the United States?

Yes. We assist with arranging safe transport and with the requirements of your country. Cross-border adoption depends on the dog’s health and veterinary approval, and each country has its own requirements, so timelines vary from dog to dog.

Many of our dogs travel with flight angels: travellers who escort a dog on their commercial flight. We cover the dog’s travel expenses.

What condition are the dogs in?

Many of our dogs arrived injured, sick or elderly. By the time they are listed for adoption they have been treated, sterilized and vaccinated, and their foster family can tell you exactly how they are doing day to day.

Frequently asked questions

Are the dogs vaccinated and sterilized?

Yes. Every dog in our care is taken to a veterinarian for tests and treatment, then spayed or neutered and vaccinated before adoption.

Where do the dogs live before adoption?

In foster homes or boarding facilities in Monterrey. We do not run a shelter.

Can the dog travel to my country?

In many cases, yes. It depends on the dog’s health, veterinary approval and your country’s requirements. We help with transport and paperwork.

What if the dog I want is already pending adoption?

Tell us in the application which dog caught your eye. If they are no longer available, we will suggest similar dogs.