Dog Adoption Logan

Logan sits between Brisbane and the Gold Coast, and that position gives local adopters a good spread of rescues within reach. Animal Welfare League Queensland has rehoming centres at Stapylton, near Logan's eastern edge, and at Willawong on Brisbane's south side. RSPCA Queensland's Brisbane Animal Care Campus at Wacol is a drive along the Logan Motorway, and Animals in Need Brisbane places dogs from foster homes across greater Brisbane.

This page gathers adoptable dogs from those rescues in one place. Each listing shows breed, age, size and the kind of home the dog suits, and links straight to the rescue so you can ask questions or apply. Adult dogs from Brisbane rescues usually cost about $400 to $450 and puppies around $650, with desexing, vaccination and microchipping normally included.

Logan City Council requires every dog and cat aged 12 weeks and over to be registered, and asks for the microchip number and proof of desexing when you register. The council runs off-leash parks across the city, though declared dangerous and prohibited breeds are not allowed in them. Paralysis ticks are active in South East Queensland all year, so set up tick prevention with your vet in the first week. Most rescue dogs arrive already desexed, vaccinated and microchipped, which keeps the first vet visit simple.