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Name: Tara
Brand: Dakota Dachshund Rescue

Dachshund

Sioux Falls, SDAvailable for adoption0 views

This sweetie is Tara. Yes she is gorgeous and so happy and sweet. She loves to be near her foster mom but she will kennel up when she needs to. She loves all the other pups and is always smiling She makes her foster mom smile every day. She does need a fenced yard. Tara is about 5 years old and weighs about 15 pounds. Her adoption fee is $350 plus tax of $15.75 for a total of $365.75.

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💝PhD in CuddlesCoat Length: Medium

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Additional Information

Sex: female
Age: 5 · Adult
Size: medium · 15 lbs
Color: Red/black
Coat: Medium
Listed: August 9, 2026

Adoption Fee

$350 plus tax

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Organization Information

Dakota Dachshund Rescue

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Sioux Falls, SD

(605) 310-8443

dakotadachshund@hotmail.com

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Diane started doing fostering at the Sioux Falls Humane Society and then Pet Pals for Life. She had a passion for dachshunds. We noticed that the Sioux Falls area had a need for a dachshund rescue so her and I (Doug) started DDR. The response and need was much greater than we anticipated.