MSRNT – Miniature Schnauzer Rescue of North Texas

Adoptable Mini Schnauzers

If you would like to view our dogs that are ready to be adopted, visit PetFinder directly.

Ice

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  • Miniature Schnauzer
  • Spayed/Neutered
  • Housebroken
  • Vaccinations up to date
  • Prefers home without cats

Meet Ice, a 13-pound handsome and well-mannered boy looking for his forever family. Ice is 5 years old and is…

Adult, Male, Small

Otis 2006

Otis 2006
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  • Miniature Schnauzer
  • Spayed/Neutered
  • Housebroken
  • Vaccinations up to date

Otis is a 2-year-old adult male. He is athletic, friendly, playful, and smart. He has a very sweet personality and…

Adult, Male, Small

Cane 2005

Cane 2005
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  • Miniature Schnauzer
  • Spayed/Neutered
  • Housebroken
  • Vaccinations up to date

Meet Cane, a young, sweet and friendly soul. His curiosity is infectious, making every day an adventure. He's always ready…

Young, Male, Small

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If you would like to view our dogs that are ready to be adopted, visit PetFinder directly.

While there may be only a few dogs that appear on Petfinder, there are usually more dogs in our program that are not yet ready to be adopted. Once these dogs have been fully evaluated in their foster home and all medical evaluation or treatment has been completed, they will also be posted.

We periodically have meet and greet events at Petco, and when an event is planned, we will post information about dates and location on the MSRNT Facebook page.

It is critically important that you be as thorough and accurate as possible in your adoption application, as those details are considered alongside each dog’s needs and requirements to make a ‘short list’ of potential adopters to be considered for each dog.

As always, our goal at MSRNT is to find the very best possible forever home for each dog.

Because we have quite a few approved adopters waiting to adopt, at this time we are only working with experienced dog owners, and not accepting applications from families who have not had a dog before.