Get to know a pet nearby
Dogs for adoption near Seattle, WA
Looking for a dog around Seattle? Start with what each listing shares about their routine, then ask how that might work with your home, walks and time away.
Refine this search →228 dogs reported within 25 miles
Shared through RescueGroups.org. Distances may refer to the organization, not the pet. Availability can change; confirm the pet’s location and next steps before travelling.
Camo
Reported needs
- Older children only
Affectionate · Eager to please · Goofy · Leash trained · Playful · Plays with toys
Saving Great Animals · Bellevue, WA
Meet Camo
Sid
Reported needs
- Older children only
Affectionate · Eager to please · Goofy · Playful · Plays with toys
Saving Great Animals · Bellevue, WA
Meet Sid
Blanco
Affectionate · Goofy · Playful · Plays with toys
Saving Great Animals · Bellevue, WA
Meet Blanco
Ozzie
Reported needs
- Older children only
Affectionate · Eager to please · Goofy · Obedient · Plays with toys · Protective · Timid
Saving Great Animals · Bellevue, WA
Meet Ozzie
Chance
Reported needs
- Older children only
Affectionate · Eager to please · Goofy · Playful · Plays with toys
Saving Great Animals · Bellevue, WA
Meet Chance
Hootie
Affectionate · Eager to please · Even-tempered · Goofy · Leash trained · Obedient · Playful
Saving Great Animals · Bellevue, WA
Meet Hootie
Before arranging a Seattle visit
Seattle Animal Shelter distinguishes pets at the shelter from pets in foster care. Check the individual listing’s instructions before travelling. A Seattle-area search can also include listings across the water; distance alone does not tell you how long a visit will take.
Seattle Animal Shelter adoption FAQ ↗
An additional local resource, not a MeetYourRescue partner or a contact for every pet above. Follow the individual pet’s instructions.
Before you meet a dog
Ask what walks, rest and time alone have looked like in their current home. If you have other pets or children, describe your household and ask what introductions would involve.
Questions to ask before adopting a dog →