Warrior Dog Rescue
Dog rescue in Savage, Minnesota.
Warrior Dog Rescue is a Minnesota dog rescue dedicated to saving the lives of rescue dogs in need. Based in the Twin Cities, this foster-based organization helps dogs from overcrowded shelters, high-kill situations, and difficult environments. Every dog receives medical care, love, and a safe foster home while they wait for adoption. Warrior Dog Rescue’s mission is to protect and care for rescue dogs until they find a forever family ready to adopt a dog and give them a second chance.
The adoption process at Warrior Dog Rescue is designed to match dogs with the right families. Anyone looking to adopt a dog in Minnesota can start by filling out an adoption application online. The rescue team completes reference checks and a home visit to ensure each dog goes to a safe and loving environment. Warrior Dog Rescue takes time to make sure each dog adoption is a good fit, helping both the dogs and adopters build a lasting bond.
Who's looking for a home right now
A few of the 82 animals Warrior Dog Rescue had listed as of September 18, 2026. Adoptions happen fast, so check with the rescue before you get attached.
Lenny
Dog
Hardy
Dog
Sandy
Dog
Eleanor
Dog
Ella
Dog
Amelia
Dog
Bram
Dog
Rose
Dog
Parsnip
Dog
Fletch
Dog
Marcy Bee
Dog
Lacey
Dog
Listings come from ShelterManager, where Warrior Dog Rescue keeps them — we don't process applications or hold animals. Details change quickly, so treat this as a starting point and confirm anything that matters with the rescue.
Twin Cities Rescues is an independent website and is not affiliated with the organizations listed here. Any views or opinions expressed are solely those of Twin Cities Rescues and do not represent this organization. Details are provided for information only — please confirm them directly with the organization.
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