"Whitney" ("Wit")

Houston is an exceptionally talented young Border Collie with all the ingredients of a serious working or sport prospect. She combines tremendous natural athleticism with intense toy drive, exceptional foot speed, and the strongest instinctive herding drive of the litter. Whether she's chasing a toy, working livestock, or problem-solving in the field, Houston approaches every task with focus, determination, and an impressive work ethic well beyond her age.

Confident and independent, Houston is comfortable exploring new environments and meeting new people and dogs without hesitation. Unlike many puppies her age, she's equally happy working close to her handler or confidently solving problems at a distance, making her especially appealing for experienced sport or stock dog homes.

She possesses outstanding tug and fetch drive, learns quickly, and consistently demonstrates the highest level of environmental awareness and intelligence among her littermates. While still gaining confidence around water and occasionally showing mild signs of resource guarding that should continue to be managed through positive training, Houston's combination of speed, athleticism, confidence, and natural instinct make her an exciting prospect for agility, flyball, disc, herding, or any active lifestyle that gives her a job to do.


Highlights
• Strongest toy drive
• Excellent food motivation
• Outstanding athletic potential
• Early herding instinct
• Independent and intelligent
• Excellent sport prospect

Best Fit
An active home interested in dog sports, advanced obedience, herding, or someone wanting a Border Collie that enjoys having a job.

Considerations
• Less naturally affectionate than her siblings.
• Extremely high drive with an exceptional work ethic.
• Benefits from consistent mental stimulation and structured training.
• Independent personality may be best suited for owners familiar with working Border Collies.

Winnie and Angel were living as strays in South Texas before being taken in by a good Samaritan. They could be siblings and are both around 1 year old, sweet, dog friendly, and social.

Stay tuned to learn more about them!

Angel is being fostered in Tomball, Tx.

Winnie and Angel were living as strays in South Texas before being taken in by a good Samaritan. They could be siblings and are both around 1 year old, sweet, dog friendly, and social.

Stay tuned to learn more about them!

Winnie is being fostered in Katy, Tx.

Ariel is a 4 mo old BCmix who was surrendered by her owner. Ariel, in true BC fashion, was trying to herd the young child in the house and the family felt it would be better to find Ariel a new home.

We are still learning about this beautiful pup, and will keep you posted as we get more information about her personality and temperament!

Meet Grace, a four‑month‑old rescued pup with the classic look and temperament of herding breeds — smart, athletic, people‑oriented, and eager to learn.

Grace and her brother Rocky were found as strays in a Houston suburb along with their parents, and the whole little family is now safe, healthy, and thriving.

Some folks guess Australian Shepherd, others say Border Collie, and the truth is they may be a blend of both. What we do know is that Rocky is affectionate, playful, and already showing the loyal, sensitive nature herding dogs are known for.

Both pups are doing wonderfully with their housebreaking and are well on their way, though they’re still in the normal crate‑and‑pen stage of puppy development. They thrive with structure, routine, and a safe space to settle, and they’re at the perfect age to continue building great habits.

Grace and Rocky love exploring the yard, playing tug, and curling up once the fun is over. They’re curious, bright, and soaking up every bit of positive attention they get. With adopters who enjoy an active lifestyle and are ready for the fun of raising a young herding‑breed pup, each of them will grow into an incredible companion.

Fido (renamed Bennie) was rescued from a central Texas shelter

Hollie was rescued from a 110+ dog plus hoarding situation in North Texas.

This beautiful girl is looking for a moderate to active family that will continue helping her thrive. Hollie has plenty of energy if you want her company on adventures and would make an excellent companion for hiking, nature walks, swimming, exploring trails, or simply keeping up with an active lifestyle. Although she is also fine simply enjoying mentally stimulating toys and activities that keep her engaged and happy along with 2x per day walks. She is happy sitting and napping indoors with her humans and will advise is potty break is needed by going to the back door staring out the window.

She is wonderful with children and gets along great with cats. She is very respectful of feline friends and tends to mind her own business rather than bother them. She has a gentle, sweet nature and loves being part of the family.

Like many dogs who have experienced uncertainty, Hollie can still be startled by loud noises, but she continues to make progress every day. What she needs most now is a patient, loving home where she can continue building confidence and enjoying the life she deserves.

She is currently being fostered in San Antonio, TX

This pup is sweet, friendly and outgoing. He wants to say hi to everyone but is skittish around everyone at first. He wants to be loved on and will be a loyal once he finds his family. He is not aggressive to other dogs but will need some time to get used to his new family.