Our Adoptable Pets
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Introducing Loki, the charming German Shepherd with a heart of gold! At just 3 years old, Loki is a bundle of energy, ready to make every day an adventure. This lovable pooch has a personality that shines bright and has been hailed as a true gem by his foster mom.
Loki is a social butterfly who thrives on meeting new people and making furry friends of all sizes. Whether it's a fellow dog at the park or a friendly face on a walk, Loki is always up for a wagging tail and a playful romp. His obsession with chasing balls knows no bounds, and he'll gladly entertain you with his lightning-fast sprints and acrobatic leaps. While Loki may be a quick learner, he's currently in the process of mastering his manners. His previous owners neglected to teach him, but he's proving to be a diligent student. With your patient guidance, Loki is sure to excel in obedience training and become the well-mannered companion you've always dreamed of. Long walks are a favorite pastime for Loki, as they give him the chance to explore the world and meet new people along the way. If you're looking for a furry workout buddy, Loki is more than ready to accompany you on your fitness journey. He also enjoys the social interaction and stimulation of attending doggy daycare, where he can engage in playful activities with other four-legged pals. Loki's dream home would ideally include a yard where he can chase his beloved ball and burn off his abundant energy. He thrives with a canine companion by his side, as he prefers not to be alone for long periods. Behind his big, strong exterior and deep bark lies a gentle and affectionate teddy bear who craves love and companionship. It's important to note that Loki hasn't had any experience with cats, so a feline-free home would be best. Additionally, due to his breed's working dog nature, Loki requires a home with someone who has experience with his breed and who understands and appreciates the unique needs and characteristics of German Shepherds. Rest assured, Loki is already crate trained and fully house trained, making him a well-behaved and reliable member of any household. With his silly and goofy antics, Loki has a way of brightening up every day and reminding us to embrace the joy of life. If you're searching for a loyal, intelligent, and fun-loving companion, look no further than Loki. He's patiently waiting for the perfect forever home where he can share his love and enthusiasm with a family who will cherish him for the remarkable dog that he is.
Loki is a social butterfly who thrives on meeting new people and making furry friends of all sizes. Whether it's a fellow dog at the park or a friendly face on a walk, Loki is always up for a wagging tail and a playful romp. His obsession with chasing balls knows no bounds, and he'll gladly entertain you with his lightning-fast sprints and acrobatic leaps. While Loki may be a quick learner, he's currently in the process of mastering his manners. His previous owners neglected to teach him, but he's proving to be a diligent student. With your patient guidance, Loki is sure to excel in obedience training and become the well-mannered companion you've always dreamed of. Long walks are a favorite pastime for Loki, as they give him the chance to explore the world and meet new people along the way. If you're looking for a furry workout buddy, Loki is more than ready to accompany you on your fitness journey. He also enjoys the social interaction and stimulation of attending doggy daycare, where he can engage in playful activities with other four-legged pals. Loki's dream home would ideally include a yard where he can chase his beloved ball and burn off his abundant energy. He thrives with a canine companion by his side, as he prefers not to be alone for long periods. Behind his big, strong exterior and deep bark lies a gentle and affectionate teddy bear who craves love and companionship. It's important to note that Loki hasn't had any experience with cats, so a feline-free home would be best. Additionally, due to his breed's working dog nature, Loki requires a home with someone who has experience with his breed and who understands and appreciates the unique needs and characteristics of German Shepherds. Rest assured, Loki is already crate trained and fully house trained, making him a well-behaved and reliable member of any household. With his silly and goofy antics, Loki has a way of brightening up every day and reminding us to embrace the joy of life. If you're searching for a loyal, intelligent, and fun-loving companion, look no further than Loki. He's patiently waiting for the perfect forever home where he can share his love and enthusiasm with a family who will cherish him for the remarkable dog that he is.
Meet the sweet and shy, 2 year old (35 lbs) April May! One of many rescued from a cruelty case, this Aussie mix girl came to us in rough shape but with a heart of gold. While she needed a fair bit of time to decompress, she took her antibiotics like a champ and trusted us enough to tolerate the required medicated baths. Once she got used to a comfy bed and having a full belly and a welcoming home, she began to trust and explore little by little. She’d never been in a house before, and every sound or sudden movement could make her jump. She had to learn how to go in and out of doors, use a potty pad, and do her business outside. April being so food-motivated was a great plus though, and it allowed us to build trust with her through hand-feeding. Eventually we were able to sneak in occasional pets. And now, she will accept a good belly scratch at bedtime. April has had a longer road to healing than many rescue dogs, but she has been so sweet and grateful along the way and shows it by always greeting you with a happy dance when you come home!
April may never be the dog you can travel everywhere with or take to the dog park. But she is fine with any guests you may have in your home! She may never want to play and rough house with young children, puppies, or high-energy dogs. But she will share her snuggle spot with a fellow lazy dog who just wants a nap! She may not love the idea of going potty outside in a rainstorm (and honestly, who would?). But she’s a potty pro and will always use a pad if you aren’t home! She may not be terribly playful. But that just means you don’t have to worry about spending loads on dog toys or your favorite shoes getting chewed.
While April is crate-trained and potty-trained, she would require more practice with leash skills. April would do best in a home with low-energy or submissive dogs or with her being the only dog. April doesn’t mind children as long as they give her space. She tends to keep a distance from our toddler (likely due to the loud sounds and unpredictability of toddlers). And while she hasn’t been taken out for much socialization due to her nervousness outside the home, she gets along great with our two dogs and all family and friends that come by. She’s also a quiet girl, only barking once or twice when a car pulls up. She doesn’t whine or beg either, but if you have something delicious she might sit by your side and boop you on the leg with her nose. This is April code for “please share.”
It will be essential that April’s new family give her the time and space to build trust with them. We are confident that with patience, consistency, and love, this girl will quickly become a beloved member of the family. All she needs from you is TLC! If you are looking for sweet companion who will welcome you home and rest by your feet, come meet April. She has been waiting a long time to find her forever home, and we know that whoever is lucky enough to adopt her will be rewarded with years of love and companionship!
April may never be the dog you can travel everywhere with or take to the dog park. But she is fine with any guests you may have in your home! She may never want to play and rough house with young children, puppies, or high-energy dogs. But she will share her snuggle spot with a fellow lazy dog who just wants a nap! She may not love the idea of going potty outside in a rainstorm (and honestly, who would?). But she’s a potty pro and will always use a pad if you aren’t home! She may not be terribly playful. But that just means you don’t have to worry about spending loads on dog toys or your favorite shoes getting chewed.
While April is crate-trained and potty-trained, she would require more practice with leash skills. April would do best in a home with low-energy or submissive dogs or with her being the only dog. April doesn’t mind children as long as they give her space. She tends to keep a distance from our toddler (likely due to the loud sounds and unpredictability of toddlers). And while she hasn’t been taken out for much socialization due to her nervousness outside the home, she gets along great with our two dogs and all family and friends that come by. She’s also a quiet girl, only barking once or twice when a car pulls up. She doesn’t whine or beg either, but if you have something delicious she might sit by your side and boop you on the leg with her nose. This is April code for “please share.”
It will be essential that April’s new family give her the time and space to build trust with them. We are confident that with patience, consistency, and love, this girl will quickly become a beloved member of the family. All she needs from you is TLC! If you are looking for sweet companion who will welcome you home and rest by your feet, come meet April. She has been waiting a long time to find her forever home, and we know that whoever is lucky enough to adopt her will be rewarded with years of love and companionship!
Bianca (or BB for short) is the most affectionate girl you will ever meet and she is looking for a forever family to give her endless hugs and belly rubs! BB is approximately 2 years old and around 40 pounds. She is completely house-trained and walks well on a leash. She is very clever and can pick up any command almost immediately. She likes everyone she meets, including kids, and is dog friendly. She adores being doted on and loves to cuddle and receive hugs. This girl is something special, could she be a perfect fit for your family?
Meet Lolly, a precious 12-year-old-beagle with a heart of gold. When she's is not napping in her favorite sunspot, she's begging for a bite of whatever you're eating. Lolly was diagnosed with spondylosis, which is a condition that effects the vertebral bones of the spin. It is hard for her to navigate steps, and she sometimes has issues with her footing on wood floors. Her pain is currently being managed by pain medication/NSAID --which will more than likely need to be taken for the remainder of her life. Lolly does amazing in her foster home that has 6 dogs, which are both big and small. She absolutely adores children of all ages. Lolly does very well with going potty outside, but she will sometimes have an accident in the house. We tell her that's okay, as accidents happen.
If you're looking for a loyal companion who will cherish every moment with you, Lolly is your girl.
"Love never grows old. Adopt a senior dog."
If you're looking for a loyal companion who will cherish every moment with you, Lolly is your girl.
"Love never grows old. Adopt a senior dog."
Meet Heart! She is a spunky 2 year old pittie mix. Although she’s got big perky ears, Heart is deaf and would do best with a family that either has experience or is willing to put in the extra work to train and communicate with her through hand signals. Just because she can’t hear, doesn’t mean she can’t learn tricks! Heart knows how to sit, lay down, and shake. With the right owner, she could easily learn more!
Heart is very high energy and loves to climb, jump, and zoom across the yard. Because she can’t hear, Heart often struggles picking up cues from other dogs that they don’t want to play which can lead to negative reactions from other dogs. Some dogs just can’t handle all of her energy. Heart is crate trained, house trained, and with some correction, is able to loose leash walk. She does best eating and drinking water separately from other dogs and does not like sharing toys or her bed. She is food motivated and can solve any pet puzzle you give her.
Heart is hyper-vigilant and has the need to see everything around her to feel safe and secure. She needs time to adjust to her surroundings and slow introductions with any pet siblings is best, but once she is acclimated, watch out! She will love you till the end of time if you just meet her halfway. Heart would do best with an active family that love the outdoors and are not afraid to put in some extra work for her training
Heart is very high energy and loves to climb, jump, and zoom across the yard. Because she can’t hear, Heart often struggles picking up cues from other dogs that they don’t want to play which can lead to negative reactions from other dogs. Some dogs just can’t handle all of her energy. Heart is crate trained, house trained, and with some correction, is able to loose leash walk. She does best eating and drinking water separately from other dogs and does not like sharing toys or her bed. She is food motivated and can solve any pet puzzle you give her.
Heart is hyper-vigilant and has the need to see everything around her to feel safe and secure. She needs time to adjust to her surroundings and slow introductions with any pet siblings is best, but once she is acclimated, watch out! She will love you till the end of time if you just meet her halfway. Heart would do best with an active family that love the outdoors and are not afraid to put in some extra work for her training
Haley is a loveable, energetic 8-month-old pup who loves snuggling on the couch or playing with other dogs. She is very loyal and protective in her foster home and seems to attach herself more toward the ladies of the home. She is potty trained and usually sleeps with her foster mom at night, but she is crated when mom leaves the house. Haley is very much still a puppy and loves playing and chewing on her toys and running around in the back yard. This sweet, timid soul really aims to please and tries very hard to be a good pup. She attends doggy daycare to continue her socialization and to work out her energy. She gets along with absolutely all dogs! Haley will be a perfect companion with anyone willing to dedicate the time and patience to adjust to her new home.
Sandy haired with a sparkly personality, Ruby is an older adult with bursts of puppy energy. She likes to play with toys and LOVES to chase balls. Most of all, she loves snuggles! She tags along with her favorite people wherever they go. She’s great on a leash, crate trained, a perfectly polite car rider. She’s delightfully soft and cuddly. We’re talking seriously soft.
Ruby was surrendered to Halfway There Rescue by owners who made her live outdoors while profiting off breeding her with another small dog with whom she shared the confined space of a chain-link pen. Limited human socialization left her with anxiety and fear. However, since joining the Halfway There Rescue family, Ruby has opened up to people in an impressive way. She is full of JOY and it can be seen in her little teddy bear face.
This joyful ten-pound teddy bear still needs a calm house without small kids and their unpredictable quickness. She can be anxious around other dogs; she might be best as a solo doggo. She has been happily living with a similarly sized dog for a year. They seem to have a mutual agreement to share space while pretending the other does not exist. She has also co-habitated with a much larger dog who gave her the space she needed to feel comfortable.
Ruby was surrendered to Halfway There Rescue by owners who made her live outdoors while profiting off breeding her with another small dog with whom she shared the confined space of a chain-link pen. Limited human socialization left her with anxiety and fear. However, since joining the Halfway There Rescue family, Ruby has opened up to people in an impressive way. She is full of JOY and it can be seen in her little teddy bear face.
This joyful ten-pound teddy bear still needs a calm house without small kids and their unpredictable quickness. She can be anxious around other dogs; she might be best as a solo doggo. She has been happily living with a similarly sized dog for a year. They seem to have a mutual agreement to share space while pretending the other does not exist. She has also co-habitated with a much larger dog who gave her the space she needed to feel comfortable.