Adopt a Rescue Dog in Vermont

Addicus’ Legacy Dog Rescue brings rescue dogs from Texas and Mexico to Southern Vermont, making it possible for adopters across the Green Mountain State to give a deserving dog a second chance. Vermont has a strong tradition of caring for animals in need, and we’re proud to serve the state with regular transport runs to the Brattleboro area. Every dog in our program lives with a foster family first — so by the time you meet them, you already know exactly who they are.

How Transport Works

We run regular transport to the Brattleboro, VT area in Southern Vermont, serving adopters throughout the state. Most Vermont adopters are within a comfortable drive of our transport meetup. The exact pickup location and transport schedule are arranged during the adoption intake process. Contact us to learn about the next available transport date.

About Addicus’ Legacy Dog Rescue

Addicus’ Legacy Dog Rescue is a 100% volunteer-run, foster-based nonprofit that saves dogs from high-kill shelters in Texas and Mexico. Every dog in our program lives in a loving foster home — not a kennel — while they wait for their forever family. Our fosters give us a real picture of each dog’s personality, energy level, and the home that will suit them best. We are based in Vernon, CT and coordinate transport runs to cities across the eastern United States and Texas.

Frequently Asked Questions

Where exactly is the Vermont transport pickup?
Do you transport to Vermont year-round?
How do I know a dog is a good fit for my Vermont home before transport day?

Ready to Adopt?

Browse rescue dogs available for transport to Vermont through Addicus’ Legacy Dog Rescue below. When you find your match, submit your adoption application through ShelterLuv.

Adopt a Rescue Dog in Vermont

Harry

Ernest

Bird

Dolly

Kenny

Mackey (McDermott)

Lily

Sully

Gina

Country Bear Jamboree Litter

Country Bear Jamboree Litter

Grease Litter Girls

Patti

Dorothy

Prince

Poco

Cody

Goose

Tilly

Jasper

Scout

Maui

Enzo

Eve

Hana

Harper Lee

Pongo