Please note that dogs currently at our Burnie Home are not available for adoption due to a confirmed case of parvovirus on site.
Parvovirus is highly contagious, and to help reduce any risk of spread, we have paused adoptions and are limiting movement through the kennels. Adoption viewings are not available at this time.
If you are interested in adopting one of our dogs, we encourage you to contact the Home to discuss and register your expression of interest. We will be in touch once the dog has been cleared and it is safe for them to go to a home.
We appreciate your understanding as we take every precaution to protect the health and wellbeing of all dogs in our care. 🐾
Dogs at our Burnie Home
The dogs below are waiting for adoption from our Burnie Home. If you’re interested in adopting one of these dogs, please click the link below to make an appointment to visit the Home. Please be aware that dogs are being adopted throughout the day, and while we try and update the website as soon as a dog is adopted, we cannot guarantee that any particular dog will still be there when you visit.
We kindly ask that visitors make a booking to walk through the adoptions area to view dogs. This helps us to limit the number of people in the adoption area, reducing stress on the dogs. Bookings can only be made on the day and for two days ahead.
Our adoption fees rarely come close to covering what it costs to give Tasmanian dogs in need the second chances they deserve. Food, shelter, care, flea treatment, microchips, desexing and vaccinations all add up. And that’s before we even factor in additional costs such as medicines, diagnostic tests, transport, dental work and lifesaving surgeries that many dogs require.
Dogs’ Homes of Tasmania is an Australian registered charity that receives no Government funding. For many of the dogs, the kindness and generosity of our dog loving community is what makes the difference between heartbreak and hope. Please donate today for the dogs that need us most.