This section is dedicated to our Schnauzers who need a little time to heal before they are ready for adoption. But we want you to know who they are, keep you updated on their progress and, if you can, have you help us to help them by making a donation to help cover their medical expenses! Check out our ‘Store’ or ‘Help Us’ section to learn how!
Rayna is a beautiful 3-year-old, 11-pound white Miniature Schnauzer who is ready to begin the next chapter of her life. After being surrendered by a breeder, she arrived with two precious little surprises—her 3-week-old puppies! Rayna proved to be an incredible mom, giving her babies all the love and care they needed until they were ready to spread their own wings. Her puppies, Reena and Remo, are now available for adoption under their own listings. Now it’s finally Rayna’s turn to be the one cared for. This sweet girl is as loving as they come. She adores cuddling with her people and is happiest when she’s close by, soaking up affection and enjoying the comfort of a loving home. Unfortunately, Rayna tested positive for heartworm disease and will need to complete treatment before she can be adopted. The treatment process typically takes 2–3 months, during which she’ll need a calm, caring foster home where she can rest, recover, and continue learning what it’s like to be a cherished family member. Could you be the one to help Rayna on her journey to a healthy, happy future? Fostering truly saves lives, and for Rayna, it will mean everything. If you’re interested in fostering Rayna, please complete a foster application with Schnauzer Rescue Texas. She can’t wait to start this next chapter with someone who will show her just how loved she really is.
Ducky, an 8-year-old, 15 lb Miniature Schnauzer mix, just arrived at SRT from a local shelter. He is looking for a foster home. Like so many other pups in the Houston area, he tested positive for heartworm disease, so he will need to go through treatment. He’s a friendly boy, just needs a foster until he’s ready for his forever home. Approved fosters: email SRT@SchnauzerRescueTexas.me if you can help him.
Meet Gio, a 7-year-old, 18 lb. black and tan Miniature Schnauzer mix who was pulled from a totally overcrowded shelter where he was just terrified. Luckily, he has a nice foster mom who went and picked him up from the shelter and is getting to know him. In just a few days, she’s found that he is house-trained, treat-oriented, good on the leash, and he sleeps through the night in his crate. She has yet to hear him bark. He likes being brushed and follows everyone with a wagging tail. He loves to chase the squirrels, a typical schnauzer prey drive. He was kennelled with another dog at the shelter and did great and was happy to have a companion pup. Unfortunately, like so many in the Houston area, he tested positive for heartworm disease, so it will be several months before he’s ready for adoption.
Meet Momo, a 3-year-old, 18 lb Schnauzer mix who was rescued from a shelter. He was brought to the shelter after he was hit by a vehicle with extensive injuries to his pelvis and left back leg, along with lots of road rash. Even though his injuries were quite painful, he’s been nothing but sweet and gentle. Unfortunately, the left back leg was so badly damaged that it couldn’t be saved. He had surgery 6/23/26 for the amputation and to repair the broken pelvis. Momo will be recovering for the next 6-8 weeks while his pelvis injury heals. Sadly, he also tested positive for heartworm disease, so he will need to go through that treatment too. Poor guy hs been through a lot. His surgery was a little over $5K and he still needs to be neutered and to go thru the heartworm treatment. Any donations for his vet bills are greatly appreciated.
Camila Rose, 3 yrs., 12 lb.s is completing her mom duties by this weekend. Sadly she tested positive for heartworm disease, so it will be a few months before she is ready for adoption.
Meet little Sadie, a 3-year-old, underweight at 6 lb. Yorkshire Terrier who was found on the streets of Houston. How this little one survived is a miracle. Sadly she tested positive for heartworm disease and will go through treatment to get rid of those nasty worms. In the meantime, she’s with a wonderful foster family getting lots of TLC. She’s a little shy and tends to find a nice comfy dog bed or rest inside the crate with the open door. She’s a bit nervous around the other pups. She’s learning the world can be a safe place. She should be ready for adoption around the end of July
Meet Zoey, a sweet 1-year-old, 10-pound salt-and-pepper Miniature Schnauzer with a big personality! Zoey was surrendered by her family, but she’s ready to find a new home where she can truly shine. This affectionate little girl absolutely adores kids (even though her former owner’s child threw her off a bunkbed to another child breaking her leg. Her leg has healed now thankfully. No more tossing her around! Zoey does have a strong streak—she’s a resource guarder who prefers to keep her toys and food all to herself. Because of this, she needs an experienced dog owner who understands how to create a safe and balanced environment for everyone in the home. She’s both house and crate-trained and is thriving with her foster family, who have other pups and children. While she’s calm and cooperative at the vet, grooming can be a bit scary for her—those clippers make her nervous! With patience and gentle guidance, she’s learning to feel more comfortable. Zoey is looking for a confident, loving person who knows what it means to be the alpha in the home and can help her blossom into the best version of herself. If you think you’re the perfect match for this spirited sweetheart, be sure to ask for Zoey when you complete your application under the Adopt tab. Her adoption fee is $400.
Welcome Escobar to SRT. This boy is very playful, loves toys, is fully house trained, good on a leash, perpetually wagging tail nub. He’s great dog and will be headed to the vet this week to get checked out and all of his vaccines and heartworm test. Stay tuned for updates.
Meet Tessi 💕
Tessi is a 10-year old, twenty pound white Miniature Schnauzer who is a sweet, gentle little lady. She asks for very little and gives a lot of quiet companionship in return. She came from a backyard breeder and was definitely neglected. Sadly, she has tested positive for heartworm disease, so she will need to go through treatment and won’t be available for adoption until mid July. Despite all of that, she has a calm, peaceful demeanor and is the kind of pup who’s simply happy being near you without demanding constant attention. If you’re looking for an easygoing companion who enjoys a cozy spot and a calm home, Tessi may be your girl. She’s quiet, well-mannered, and seems content with the simple things—comfort, safety, and a little love. Tessi would be a wonderful fit for someone wanting a lower-maintenance companion with a tender soul. Her sweet spirit shines right through it. She deserves a soft landing with someone who sees how special she is and wants to help her feel her very best. Click the Adopt tab, complete your application asking for Tessie. Adoption fee $200
Introducing Krusher a wheaten Miniature Schnauzer who is about six years old and weighs about ten pounds with natural ears and a docked tail. Krusher is a bit fearful of men, but he loves women and enjoys snuggling. What we do know so far is that he is good with other dogs, good being groomed and bathed and riding in the car. Interested? Apply online under the Adopt tab, and complete your application asking for Krusher. Adoption fee is $300
Meet Dozer – A Brave Little Fighter Looking for a Healing Haven!
Say hello to Dozer, a handsome cream and apricot Miniature Poodle mix (with maybe a dash of Schnauzer!) who’s about one year old and weighs around 18 pounds. Dozer’s journey hasn’t been easy—he was found after being hit by a car, and when he arrived at the shelter, he couldn’t even stand. But this resilient boy didn’t give up! After just a few days, he was able to stand and take a few wobbly steps. X-rays showed that Dozer has a broken vertebra, but thankfully, his spinal cord wasn’t affected. He’s now on strict crate rest for about six weeks to let his back heal properly. Depending on how he progresses, he might need surgery to remove some bone fragments, but for now, he’s focused on recovery. When SRT rescued him, Dozer was extremely matted and in desperate need of some TLC. He spent hours on the grooming table getting all those mats carefully removed and enjoyed a much-needed bath. Through it all, Dozer was the sweetest, most patient pup—calm, compliant, and full of gentle spirit. Dozer has met several other dogs and gets along well with them. Right now, he’s looking for a special foster home where he can rest comfortably, take it easy, but still get gentle walks to keep his muscles strong during recovery. Could you be the kind heart to help Dozer heal and thrive? If you have a calm space and lots of love to give, Dozer would be forever grateful! Apply to foster/adopt Dozer under the Adopt tab. When ready, his adoption fee is $400
Meet Panda – The Little Fighter with the Biggest Heart! 🐼 Panda is a darling gray and white parti-colored Miniature Schnauzer who’s about four years old and weighs just eight pounds — the perfect little bundle of love! Her stubby tail never stops wagging, and her joyful spirit is absolutely contagious. This tiny sweetheart loves everyone she meets — people, other pups, you name it! She’s a total pro at the groomer, a champ at the vet, and an all-around happy girl who just wants to share her love and sunshine wherever she goes. But Panda’s story is extra special. She bravely battled a rare and serious fungal infection that was incredibly tough to diagnose and treat. Thanks to expert care, the right medication, and Panda’s own strong will, she’s made a miraculous recovery! She’s still being monitored for a few more weeks, but all signs point to this amazing girl being back to her happy, healthy self. Panda is pure sweetness, wrapped in soft fur and sprinkled with courage. If you’re looking for a loving companion with a heart as strong as it is kind, Panda is your girl. Click the Adopt tab, fill out your application, and ask for Panda — this precious survivor is ready to fill your home with love and tail wags! Her adoption fee is $400
