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BARCS Rescue

Calgary, Alberta
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113 adoptable pets

Nixie - Pit Bull Terrier Mix available for adoption in Calgary
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Tank - Rottie mix available for adoption in Calgary
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Tank

Senior • Rottie mix

Large SizeHigh EnergyAllergies
Zack - Shepherd Mix available for adoption in Calgary
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Zack

3 months • Shepherd Mix

PuppyHigh Energy
Cody - Shepherd Mix available for adoption in Calgary
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Cody

3 months • Shepherd Mix

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Calvin - Shepherd/Lab Mix available for adoption in Calgary
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Calvin

1.5 years • Shepherd/Lab Mix

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Hobbes - Pit Bull Terrier Mix available for adoption in Calgary
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Hobbes

2 years • Pit Bull Terrier Mix

Medium SizeMedium Energy
Frannie - Maltese/Poodle Mix available for adoption in Calgary

Frannie

10 months • Maltese/Poodle Mix

Small SizeHigh EnergyApartment OK
Brinkley - Pug Mix available for adoption in Calgary

Brinkley

8 years • Pug Mix

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Calgary Humane Society

31 pets available

Founded in 1922, the Calgary Humane Society is Calgary's primary humane society and has operated from its current facility since 2006. Programs include adoption, a spay/neuter clinic, behaviour training and consultations, foster care, animal protection and cruelty investigations, and community supports like the pet food bank and emergency boarding. Adopters can find dogs, cats, rabbits, and small animals on-site.

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AARCS

109 pets available

Founded in 2006, the Alberta Animal Rescue Crew Society operates Safe Haven shelters in Calgary (5060 74 Avenue SE) and Edmonton with an on-site veterinary hospital, placing 6,000+ animals a year. Foster-based intake covers rural northern Alberta surrenders, owner relinquishments, and overflow from municipal shelters. (Note: AARCS closed its Edmonton North Haven location in 2025.)

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ARF Alberta

34 pets available

The Animal Rescue Foundation of Alberta, known simply as ARF, is a no-kill rescue dedicated to rescuing, rehabilitating, and rehoming animals in need. The Calgary-based foundation places its dogs through foster care and adoption.

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Pawsitive Match

56 pets available

Pawsitive Match Rescue Foundation is a registered Canadian charity based in NE Calgary, formally incorporated in 2011 after founders began rescuing dogs from high-kill Mexican shelters in 2006. Originally a foster-only rescue, the organization moved into its own private shelter facility in July 2019 and in 2026 is transitioning from 100% volunteer-run to hiring its first paid staff. Dogs and cats are sourced from across Canada, the U.S., and internationally.

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Calgary Animal Rescue

1 dog available

Calgary Animal Rescue Society is a foster-based volunteer rescue operating without a central facility, matching dogs and cats from Alberta, across Canada, and internationally with forever homes in Calgary and surrounding areas. The organization partners with rescues province-wide and beyond, and conducts school outreach to promote compassionate pet ownership.

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CB Rescue Foundation

5 dogs available

CB Rescue Foundation is a registered non-profit dog rescue based in Calgary, Alberta, founded in April 2017 by Belinda and Colin Morrison, who began rescuing dogs informally after encountering neglect cases in the city. The 100% volunteer-operated rescue places all dogs in foster homes and uses a rigorous, personalized matching process (not first-come first-served), resulting in a self-reported return rate of under 1%; each adoption includes nutrition education and a trainer referral.

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BARCS Rescue Adoption FAQ

Where can I adopt a dog from BARCS Rescue near me in Calgary?
BARCS Rescue serves Calgary and surrounding areas. Browse the dogs above to see what’s currently available, then apply through BARCS Rescue’s website directly. Listings refresh regularly.
How do I adopt a dog from BARCS Rescue?
Click on any dog listed and then click the adoption link to visit BARCS Rescue’s website directly. All applications, approvals, and adoption decisions are handled by BARCS Rescue.
Are these listings up to date?
LocalPetFinder updates listings from BARCS Rescue regularly. Dogs can be adopted between updates — always confirm availability on BARCS Rescue’s official website before visiting.
Can I see dogs from other Calgary shelters too?
Yes — LocalPetFinder aggregates dogs from 150+ Calgary-area rescues. Browse all available dogs or view all shelters.

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