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South Texas Aussie Rescue (STAR), is

A Non-Profit Adoption Organization

Dedicated to placing Australian Shepherds in new loving, supportive homes. These dogs have previously been abandoned, neglected, or lived in a home that either cannot or will not keep them any longer. We foster these dogs and evaluate them. We take care of their medical needs and then diligently strive to place them into caring, loving and permanent homes.

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ADOPTED

Archie, STAR #2047

Lucky Archie has found his forever home with Ryan, Koral and fur-brother, Astro. He'll get to spend his days in Colorado, come home to Texas often, and enjoy so many adventures ahe...

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ADOPTED

Deacon, STAR #2020

Handsome Deacon (left) is heading home with the Turner family. He also gains a fur buddy, Cosmo (right) and gets to have the run of some acreage and some livestock to watch. This a...

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Indie, STAR #2046

Indie is heading home with Jake and Arnette! She'll get a running buddy with Finnley (STAR #1925 '24) and lots of room to get the zoomies. Thank you for reaching out STAR when you ...

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ADOPTED

Rusty, STAR #2037

Rusty went from stray to STAR to home with alum family, Todd and Denise. This is their second STAR dog and Rusty joins Dakota, STAR #1507 '19.  He'll get to live a great life in A...

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Moose, STAR #2042

Lucky Moose has been adopted by Alum family, the Dubois. They first adopted from STAR back in 2012 and we were so happy to hear from them when they decided to adopt again (Deacon, ...

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ADOPTED

Jack, STAR #2019

Jack joins the Whatley family! He will get a fur buddy sister in Abby, the Springer Spaniel. A big back yard, some country living, and lots of walks are in his future with this act...

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ADOPTED

Blake Sheldon, STAR #2027

From stray to shelter to STAR to being the center of attention! Lucky Blake Sheldon (center, of course!) will get to stay forever in his foster home with fur-buddies, Trouble and L...

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ADOPTED

Caly, STAR #2024

Caly (top, center) will be staying forever with her foster family. She joins Newt, STAR #1592 '20 and they are already thick as thieves. Her nickname is "prancy pants" she's both p...

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Coming Soon Aussies

New Dogs Entering the STAR Program

They are not ready for adoption yet and the description is all the information we have at this time. Each dog will stay 3-4 weeks in foster care for evaluation or until they are medically healthy and ready for adoption.

Spice, STAR #2052

Spice is a 3-year-old red tri female around 45lbs who was released to STAR from her owners. She was not getting along with the cat nor the kids, so we...

Chilli, STAR #2051

Chilli is an owner release who simply did not have time for her. She's a beautiful blue merle female, around 3 years old and 40lbs. We will assess her...

Logan, STAR #2050

Logan is an owner release - they just did not have time for him. He's estimated to be around 2 years old and weighs 35lbs. He'll be assessed in a fost...

Bear, STAR #2045

Bear is a 3-year-old red tri male at around 58lbs. He's an owner release for not having some joint issues that need to be addressed and not getting al...

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Fostering An Aussie

One of the most rewarding experiences! As a foster home, one is able to see the transformation of a dog that has experienced an unstable, often neglectful background into a beautiful, well cared for Australian Shepherd.

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Volunteers & Supporters

Our volunteers are what make this rescue group function. Without our foster homes and volunteers, we would be able to offer little in helping the Aussies in need. Our support volunteers are usually those who cannot foster but want to help.

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Make a Donation

If you would like to make a donation to South Texas Aussie Rescue, please use the Pay Pal button or contact @ starteam@southtexasaussierescue.org. Thank you in advance for considering South Texas Aussie Rescue.

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