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467+ Border Collies available

Looking for a Border Collie for Sale?

Adoptable Border Collies are waiting for homes in shelters and rescues near you. Adoption fees are a fraction of breeder prices, and you'll save a life.

Find Adoptable Border Collies Near You

Save a Life

Millions of dogs enter shelters each year. Adoption gives them a second chance.

Save Money

Adoption fees ($50–$300) include spay/neuter, vaccines, and microchip: services that cost $500+ separately.

Healthy Pets

Adopted dogs are vet-checked, vaccinated, and spayed/neutered before you take them home.

Expert Support

Rescue organizations know each pet's personality and can help you find the perfect match.

Border Collies Available for Adoption Near You

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Border Collie / Great Dane
Male • Young • Medium

PENNY

Great Pyrenees / Border Collie
Female • Adult •

SKY

Husky / Border Collie
Female • Baby • Medium

SPIRIT

Belgian Shepherd Malinois / Border Collie
Female • Baby • Medium

ROKKY

Airedale Terrier / Border Collie
Female • Young • Medium

AMBER

Cattle Dog / Border Collie
Unknown • Adult •

ANGEL

Border Collie / Siberian Husky
Female • Adult • Large

OSO

Border Collie
Male • Adult • Medium

CASSIDY

Labrador Retriever / Border Collie
Female • Young • Large

TRAVIS

Border Collie / Terrier
Male • Young • Medium

GUM DROP

Australian Kelpie / Border Collie
Male • Young • Medium

TUTTI FRUITTI

Flat-coated Retriever / Border Collie
Female • Young • Medium

Frequently Asked Questions

How much does it cost to adopt a dog vs buy one?

Adopting a dog typically costs $50 to $300, which includes spay/neuter, vaccinations, microchipping, and a health exam. Buying from a breeder can cost $500 to $3,000 or more, often without these services included.

Where can I find dogs for adoption near me?

WeRescue connects you with over 60,000 adoptable pets from shelters and rescues across the United States. Search by your location to find dogs available right now.

Why adopt instead of buy a dog?

Adopting saves a life. Millions of healthy dogs enter shelters each year. Adopted pets are typically already spayed/neutered, vaccinated, and microchipped. You also get the support of the rescue organization.