Our Adoptable Pets
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​Adoption Process tab for an adoption application and more information about our adoption procedures. ​

This little butterball is an 8 year old, female Maltese/Shih Tzu mix weighing in at a hefty 22lbs. We are currently on a diet and taking a couple walks a day. Bella was surrendered to her vet when her elderly owner could no longer care for her. She has been a wonderful guest in her foster home. She gets along well with her 5 foster fur siblings and is happiest laying near or with her humans or sitting outside in the sun keeping an eye on what is happening in the neighborhood. She is not crated when left alone as she just waits patiently for her foster parents to return. At night she sleeps by the bed quietly. She does not shed and is not a barker. If your are looking for companionship that is easy and low key then Giabella would be a good fit for you. She does love going for walks and prefers a spot on the couch next to you. She is a big furry teddy bear that just wants to be loved.

Hi, I’m Larry - I even have an L on my chest! I’m a 7 week old lab mix and weigh 8 pounds. I’m in a foster home with my brother and two big dogs. I’m healthy and have received all my age appropriate vaccines and preventatives. I’m good at going to the bathroom outside, and working on sleeping through the night in my crate. I love to play with my brother and be held! I’m kind of a momma’s boy. I can’t wait to meet my new family!
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Hi, I’m Moe, but they call me ‘Big Boy’. I’m a 7 week old lab mix and weigh 10 pounds. I’m in a foster home with my brother and two big dogs. I’m healthy and have received all my age appropriate vaccines and preventatives. My favorite things to do is eat and play. I’m good at going to the bathroom outside, and working on sleeping through the night in my crate. I’m super sweet and love to snuggle. My foster mom says she’s never seen a happier puppy. I can’t wait to meet my new family!

From the very first night, Sugar quickly became a foster family favorite.  If it’s not obvious from the way her foster auntie snuggles her every night before bedtime and holds her like a human baby, her endless plethora of nicknames will surely convince you of how her lovable and adorable personality shines.  Her foster family has showered her in nicknames - Piglet, Petunia, Little Miss Piggy, Tooney, Shuggy Bear, Pinky, Baby Girl, and Princess Peach.  She and her sister, Cinnamon, are learning the ropes of living life inside the house from their canine foster sister Malala and they’re quickly grasping that the outside is for pottying and the inside is for playtime and snuggles.  Over the holiday, they were excellent cleaner uppers under the tiny human’s high chair, they were comfy lap warmers during family movie nights, and they were fun, playful exercise after a big Thanksgiving meal.  We believe Sugar to be a hound/pit mix, about 13 weeks old, and there’s no doubt she’ll make an amazing family!

Cinnamon is the most precious 13 week old hound/pit mix puppy with so much love to give.  She’s a total cuddle bug, a quick learner, and has the funniest side eye you’ve ever seen.  She and her sister, Sugar, are learning the ropes of living life inside the house from their canine foster sister Malala and they’re quickly grasping that the outside is for pottying and the inside is for playtime and snuggles.  Over the holiday, they were excellent cleaner uppers under the tiny human’s high chair, they were comfy lap warmers during family movie nights, and they were fun, playful exercise after a big Thanksgiving meal.  Cinnamon will make a wonderful family pet and shower her new family with love for years to come.

Are you looking for a handsome fella that couldn’t be any sweeter? Don’t look any further. Meet Chili. He is approximately 3 months old, weighs 16 lbs and we believe he is a pointer mix. He loves to snuggle, is very gentle and his tail wags all day long. He is a very smart boy and is eager to learn. Right now he is working on crate and potty training and he is doing very well. His furry foster siblings adore him and he is running after them all day long. He will give his forever family lots of love, laughs and keep them active.

The perfect mix of play and cuddles, Espi is a lovable three month old (as of 11/16/21) hound mix pup with plenty of love to give. He enjoys toppling over his foster siblings, stretching out belly up for naps in your lap, and chasing down fluffy squeaky toys. Like any puppy he has a lot to learn and his perfect match would be excited to help him see the world—walks around the neighborhood, teach him tricks, load him up in the car for your Saturday morning errands, and show him the ropes of becoming the best dog ever.

Emily Elizabeth is an adorable 9 week old (as of 11/16/21) lab mix puppy. She weighs 9lbs and will instantly melt your heart. She is currently living in a foster home with her two puppy brothers where they are being socialized and loved on by lots of children (and grown ups) and two older dogs as well. She just mastered going up and down a few stairs and was very proud of herself for learning it before her brothers. She received a great report from the vet and had her first round of vaccines as well as flea and tick preventative. She is fun loving with lots of puppy energy but also is still young enough that she needs lots of naps throughout the day. This gal would make an excellent family pet. She is already learning to potty outside but being so young, she will need continued training in the coming weeks. She is every bit as sweet as she looks and more!

T-bone is every bit as cute as his name. This little 9 week old (as of 11/16/21) lab mix nugget is currently in foster care with his litter mates. He is a tiny 8-9 lbs but still full of puppy energy. His favorite play time activity is catching falling leaves out in the yard. He loves children and older dogs too. He's had his first vet visit, received his vaccines and preventatives and got a "thumbs up" for his overall health. He's working on his potty training and hopes his furever family will help to continue this training as well as other skills such as walking on a leash. At this young age, his foster family's priority is giving him tons of love and socialization as well as getting him used to the sights and sounds of family life. This baby boy will make a great pet for any family ready for some puppy love. ​

Clifford is a 9 week old (as of 11/16/21) lab mix puppy who is in foster care with 2 of his litter mates. He weighs approximately 9 lbs and has super handsome white markings on his chest and paws. His foster family tells us, "they don't make them any cuter than sweet Clifford". Clifford loves children and big dogs too. He is healthy and received his age appropriate vaccines and preventatives. He is still a tiny baby boy so he'll need additional potty training and practice walking on a leash. He is a super snuggler and will bring joy to any family who is ready for the big gift of puppy love. 
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My name is Jack! I'm a 4 year old sweetheart who loves cuddles, dog friends and more cuddles. I was abandoned after being adopted 3.5 years ago and I'm so excited to have a family of my own! Don't let my size fool you, I'd love nothing more than to just lay in bed with you. I love playing with my foster brothers and sister and do great with kids! I do live stretching my legs in a fenced yard but also walk well on a leash. I would be the perfect fit for your family!
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Sandy haired with a sparkly personality. Ruby is an older adult with puppy energy. She likes to play with toys and LOVES to chase balls. She’s great on a leash, crate trained, a perfect car rider. When she’s not playing, she loves to snuggle, which is fantastic because she’s so soft and cuddly. She needs a house without small kids. She requires careful handling when it’s necessary to pick her up. Hopefully her confidence will build as she learns to trust new people.

Hi I'm Nellie! I think I'm a young female lab/hound mix about a year old. I'm still a puppy but I'm doing really well so far! I am good in the crate for short periods of time and I sleep through the night. I love to be outside and to go for short walks. I am good motivated and prey driven, and I love to cuddle and give kisses! I enjoy being around other dogs. I am still working on consistently uses the bathroom outside and walking nicely on a leash. I would make an excellent addition to just about any home! ​

Meet Neeko, the most perfect pittie in the entire universe! Neeko is a 2-year-old, dog and kid friendly pit bull mix. He is full grown at around 60 lbs, and he plays fetch better than any retriever you’ve ever met! Toys are life, if you ask him. Neeko is active and is searching for a forever person who is too!

Peggy is a very happy dog with a lot of energy and a great smile. She is a 3-year-old, short and chunky pittie mix (49 lbs). Peggy does great with dogs, cats, and children! Since in the home, Peggy has become more confident meeting new people. She is crate trained and seems to be potty trained as well. She is learning basic manners inside the house and responds quickly when corrected. She needs work walking on a leash but does well when in a harness. She loves chewing on any toys she can get. Peggy is a great dog who would do well in multiple home environments. ​

This little ninja likes to play shy at first but the moment you let your guard down he loves to tackle and play tug of war!  Would love a home with good play time and a good nap time! Berto is around 10-12 weeks old and is believed to be a hound mix.

Meet Espi! This sweet boy loves to play timid but once he’s comfortable he’s all in for fun! Tug of war seems to be a favorite but also tackling his siblings is a close second. Espi is around 10-12 weeks old and is believed to be a hound mix.

What’s up, Doc? Fun! This sweet boy loves squeaky toys, tug of war and being in the middle of it all. This boy definitely can’t wait to be someone’s best friend! Doc is around 10-12 weeks old and is believed to be a hound mix.
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Meet Diesel… yes, I know, he is such a HUNK!!! He’s a 5-7 year old male Mastiff/Rottweiler mix and comes with a wonderful and exciting personality! He’s a total sweetheart! Diesel loves to Netflix and chill but he also loves to walk, hike, venture out and explore and make memories. He is crate trained, walks well on a leash, knows basic commands, and LOVES to play. Squeaky toys and tennis balls are his favorite! This goofy boy would love a home with an active family and either no children or older children, where he can continue his training and live his best life! He is playful with all walks of life, however he’s learning as each day passes and extremely easy to work with. He is a true gentleman and aims to please, he’s so much more than just a handsome face!  Get ready for lots of kisses & cuddles, as Diesel has so much love to give ?

Remi is the sweetest little pittie girl. She is around 2 years old, and she weighs about 35 lbs. She was a starvation case when she entered rescue and was very lethargic and scared. Since week 2 she has put on a lot of healthy weight and by week 3 she got her energy back. Currently she has found her bark and is a pogo stick of energy. She does great with children and non aggressive dogs, although she would be happy as an only pet. Remi absolutely loves snuggles and love. Being a starvation case, she loves to eat and get treats. She sleeps in her two-legged foster brother at night. She is very close to potty trained, as she is super smart. To be where she was we we found her, it’s clear she is the perfect rescue story!
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Hi, my name is Amos & I’m a 1.5-3-year-old pittie mix who weighs 40 lbs. My foster mom says I’m about the sweetest dog you will ever meet. I like to follow her everywhere & give snuggles at night. Sometimes I want to smother her in affection, but I’m easily corrected. I’m crate trained but Houdini’d out of it on day 2 & haven’t looked back. I haven’t had any accidents at all & sometimes my foster mom is at work for 10 hours. I live with an 8 year old lab/pit mix & we get along great. I do have a high prey drive so if we’re out, please make sure you’ve got a good grip if we see a cat, squirrel or rabbit. I walk well on a leash but could use a little more training. No food aggression & I take treats gently. I do jump up a little, but we’re working on it. I would be a perfect addition to your family.

​ALL YOU NEED IS LOVE…AND A DOG…ESPECIALLY ME…HEMI LOVE!! Hi everyone, I’m Hemi. I don’t realize I have different needs, but I do know I am special. Let’s start with the different part of me. I was born with a congenital spinal defect. My back legs and booty are a little different than other pups. I do have to wear diapers inside the house due to my incontinence, but I am good without them outside in the grass where I love to run like the wind. Wait did I just say my legs are different, but I can run like the wind in a Category 5 hurricane? IMAGINE THE COMBINATION OF A BUNNY AND CHEETAH, that’s me in a nutshell. So back to the diaper thing, I do need to be changed several times a day to keep me clean and dry. Think of it as letting your dog out a few extra times a day. Don’t let this be intimidating, it’s not! I am a really good girl about it. Again, it’s my normal. It will quickly become yours too. Here are the positives about all of this because I am that kinda girl, there is always a SILVER LINING. Right now, I don’t need a wheelchair because of the way I get around, we want to keep my muscles working. I am not in pain. I was born this way, so I HAVE ADAPTED and it’s all I know.

If you’ve made it this far, you are invested, and this is the special or best part of me. MY HEART. I have so much LOVE to give! Anyone who meets me is instantly greeted with SMOOCHES and my excited wiggle. People gravitate towards me because my ENERGY AND SPIRIT IS CONTAGIOUS. I LOVE ALL PEOPLE, DOGS AND CHILDREN. I am still a puppy so learning manners is on my list to accomplish in the next couple of months. However, I love to be redirected and given boundaries. I am great in my crate and I sleep through the night in it. Honestly, my foster family says I am an EASY, LAID-BACK dog. I like to go places and hang out or stay home, relax and snuggle. I am up for anything. Again, I have a thing for meeting people where they are and GIVING LOVE because that’s all I ask in return. I will shout it from the rooftops… ALL YOU NEED IS LOVE…AND A DOG…ESPECIALLY ME…HEMI LOVE!!

From my foster mom: Hemi is truly a special dog. It is my job to advocate for her and make people understand she would make the BEST FAMILY COMPANION. She may be different but wait until she shows you what she is capable of. Caring for a different ability dog may require a change in thought process and a different way of care, but it will also prove what you as a human is capable of too. Honestly being her caretaker is the EASIEST, MOST REWARDING GIFT I was given this year. She will fill your life with so much LOVE AND LIGHT, you won’t know what to do with it all!  Follow her on Instagram @hemilove_superpup for a glimpse into her life and HEART. ALL YOU NEED IS LOVE…AND A DOG…ESPECIALLY ME…HEMI LOVE!! Hi everyone, I’m Hemi. I don’t realize I have different needs, but I do know I am special. Let’s start with the different part of me. I was born with a congenital spinal defect. My back legs and booty are a little different than other pups. I do have to wear diapers inside the house due to my incontinence, but I am good without them outside in the grass where I love to run like the wind. Wait did I just say my legs are different, but I can run like the wind in a Category 5 hurricane? IMAGINE THE COMBINATION OF A BUNNY AND CHEETAH, that’s me in a nutshell. So back to the diaper thing, I do need to be changed several times a day to keep me clean and dry. Think of it as letting your dog out a few extra times a day. Don’t let this be intimidating, it’s not! I am a really good girl about it. Again, it’s my normal. It will quickly become yours too. Here are the positives about all of this because I am that kinda girl, there is always a SILVER LINING. Right now, I don’t need a wheelchair because of the way I get around, we want to keep my muscles working. I am not in pain. I was born this way, so I HAVE ADAPTED and it’s all I know.

If you’ve made it this far, you are invested, and this is the special or best part of me. MY HEART. I have so much LOVE to give! Anyone who meets me is instantly greeted with SMOOCHES and my excited wiggle. People gravitate towards me because my ENERGY AND SPIRIT IS CONTAGIOUS. I LOVE ALL PEOPLE, DOGS AND CHILDREN. I am still a puppy so learning manners is on my list to accomplish in the next couple of months. However, I love to be redirected and given boundaries. I am great in my crate and I sleep through the night in it. Honestly, my foster family says I am an EASY, LAID-BACK dog. I like to go places and hang out or stay home, relax and snuggle. I am up for anything. Again, I have a thing for meeting people where they are and GIVING LOVE because that’s all I ask in return. I will shout it from the rooftops… ALL YOU NEED IS LOVE…AND A DOG…ESPECIALLY ME…HEMI LOVE!!

From my foster mom: Hemi is truly a special dog. It is my job to advocate for her and make people understand she would make the BEST FAMILY COMPANION. She may be different but wait until she shows you what she is capable of. Caring for a different ability dog may require a change in thought process and a different way of care, but it will also prove what you as a human is capable of too. Honestly being her caretaker is the EASIEST, MOST REWARDING GIFT I was given this year. She will fill your life with so much LOVE AND LIGHT, you won’t know what to do with it all!  Follow her on Instagram @hemilove_superpup for a glimpse into her life and HEART. ALL YOU NEED IS LOVE…AND A DOG…ESPECIALLY ME…HEMI LOVE!! Hi everyone, I’m Hemi. I don’t realize I have different needs, but I do know I am special. Let’s start with the different part of me. I was born with a congenital spinal defect. My back legs and booty are a little different than other pups. I do have to wear diapers inside the house due to my incontinence, but I am good without them outside in the grass where I love to run like the wind. Wait did I just say my legs are different, but I can run like the wind in a Category 5 hurricane? IMAGINE THE COMBINATION OF A BUNNY AND CHEETAH, that’s me in a nutshell. So back to the diaper thing, I do need to be changed several times a day to keep me clean and dry. Think of it as letting your dog out a few extra times a day. Don’t let this be intimidating, it’s not! I am a really good girl about it. Again, it’s my normal. It will quickly become yours too. Here are the positives about all of this because I am that kinda girl, there is always a SILVER LINING. Right now, I don’t need a wheelchair because of the way I get around, we want to keep my muscles working. I am not in pain. I was born this way, so I HAVE ADAPTED and it’s all I know.

If you’ve made it this far, you are invested, and this is the special or best part of me. MY HEART. I have so much LOVE to give! Anyone who meets me is instantly greeted with SMOOCHES and my excited wiggle. People gravitate towards me because my ENERGY AND SPIRIT IS CONTAGIOUS. I LOVE ALL PEOPLE, DOGS AND CHILDREN. I am still a puppy so learning manners is on my list to accomplish in the next couple of months. However, I love to be redirected and given boundaries. I am great in my crate and I sleep through the night in it. Honestly, my foster family says I am an EASY, LAID-BACK dog. I like to go places and hang out or stay home, relax and snuggle. I am up for anything. Again, I have a thing for meeting people where they are and GIVING LOVE because that’s all I ask in return. I will shout it from the rooftops… ALL YOU NEED IS LOVE…AND A DOG…ESPECIALLY ME…HEMI LOVE!!

From my foster mom: Hemi is truly a special dog. It is my job to advocate for her and make people understand she would make the BEST FAMILY COMPANION. She may be different but wait until she shows you what she is capable of. Caring for a different ability dog may require a change in thought process and a different way of care, but it will also prove what you as a human is capable of too. Honestly being her caretaker is the EASIEST, MOST REWARDING GIFT I was given this year. She will fill your life with so much LOVE AND LIGHT, you won’t know what to do with it all!  Follow her on Instagram @hemilove_superpup for a glimpse into her life and HEART. ALL YOU NEED IS LOVE…AND A DOG…ESPECIALLY ME…HEMI LOVE!! Hi everyone, I’m Hemi. I don’t realize I have different needs, but I do know I am special. Let’s start with the different part of me. I was born with a congenital spinal defect. My back legs and booty are a little different than other pups. I do have to wear diapers inside the house due to my incontinence, but I am good without them outside in the grass where I love to run like the wind. Wait did I just say my legs are different, but I can run like the wind in a Category 5 hurricane? IMAGINE THE COMBINATION OF A BUNNY AND CHEETAH, that’s me in a nutshell. So back to the diaper thing, I do need to be changed several times a day to keep me clean and dry. Think of it as letting your dog out a few extra times a day. Don’t let this be intimidating, it’s not! I am a really good girl about it. Again, it’s my normal. It will quickly become yours too. Here are the positives about all of this because I am that kinda girl, there is always a SILVER LINING. Right now, I don’t need a wheelchair because of the way I get around, we want to keep my muscles working. I am not in pain. I was born this way, so I HAVE ADAPTED and it’s all I know.

If you’ve made it this far, you are invested, and this is the special or best part of me. MY HEART. I have so much LOVE to give! Anyone who meets me is instantly greeted with SMOOCHES and my excited wiggle. People gravitate towards me because my ENERGY AND SPIRIT IS CONTAGIOUS. I LOVE ALL PEOPLE, DOGS AND CHILDREN. I am still a puppy so learning manners is on my list to accomplish in the next couple of months. However, I love to be redirected and given boundaries. I am great in my crate and I sleep through the night in it. Honestly, my foster family says I am an EASY, LAID-BACK dog. I like to go places and hang out or stay home, relax and snuggle. I am up for anything. Again, I have a thing for meeting people where they are and GIVING LOVE because that’s all I ask in return. I will shout it from the rooftops… ALL YOU NEED IS LOVE…AND A DOG…ESPECIALLY ME…HEMI LOVE!!

From my foster mom: Hemi is truly a special dog. It is my job to advocate for her and make people understand she would make the BEST FAMILY COMPANION. She may be different but wait until she shows you what she is capable of. Caring for a different ability dog may require a change in thought process and a different way of care, but it will also prove what you as a human is capable of too. Honestly being her caretaker is the EASIEST, MOST REWARDING GIFT I was given this year. She will fill your life with so much LOVE AND LIGHT, you won’t know what to do with it all!  Follow her on Instagram @hemilove_superpup for a glimpse into her life and HEART. 

Mary Jane is a three year old husky mix who, if she could speak, would have quite a story to tell. At a little less than a year old, Mary Jane got loose at the home of her family, while living outside, and was hit by a car. Her previous owners came home to find her pulling herself, by her front paws, back to the house while dragging the back half of her body. While her owners decided the “humane” thing to do would be to “put her out of her misery”, a Halfway There volunteer intervened immediately and raced her to the emergency vet. That decision would literally save Mary Jane’s life. 

After being initially diagnosed with a broken leg and fractured pelvis, Mary Jane underwent surgery and was brought into a loving foster home to recuperate. After being in foster care a short time, it was realized that Mary Jane was showing some concerning signs that her injury may be more severe than initially diagnosed. She had not regained proper bladder and bowel control, and after a week was not yet up and walking. After another thorough exam and full body xrays (emergency vet had only taken partial images), a much more severe injury was revealed. Mary Jane had sustained a broken back and significant nerve damage when she had been hit by the car. Her future uncertain, Mary Jane’s foster family was determined to not give up on her and support her recovery. They believed that with faith, love, and patience, Mary Jane would have a good quality of life and be able to be considered healthy and adoptable. 

Mary Jane’s foster family continued to provide the love and care she needed to recover, and after several more weeks it was a true miracle that Mary Jane was able to walk again. As a matter of fact, two years after she has come into foster care, Mary Jane has regained the ability to run, jump, and play just like every other dog. Aside from a slight limp, this little lady is the life of the party. She loves playing tug of war with toys and running around the yard with her foster siblings. Mary Jane enjoys going to the dog park, and she has truly never met a stranger. Even the kitties in her current foster home give her “two paws up.” Although Mary Jane’s recovery has been remarkable, she has not regained control of her bowels or bladder. To compensate for this, Mary Jane does need to wear diapers. She doesn’t mind at all though, and is patient and trusting of everyone, making her condition relatively easy to manage. 

After more than two years in foster care, Mary Jane is looking to find her perfect forever family. She is a sweet and loving soul, who longs to be with people and truly appreciates every moment of life she has been given. Although she is adored and loved by the entire Halfway There family, it is our dream that Mary Jane will find her own home, complete with people who understand her needs and just how special she truly is. ​