Our Adoptable Pets
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Meet Huck, the most happy-go-lucky dog ever! When we say this boy is special, we mean it. Everyone who meets him falls in love with him, and that’s not an overstatement. Trust us. Huck is believed to be around seven years old and is a beagle-mix. Not much is known about Huck’s life prior to rescue except that he was severely neglected and suffering from a serious case of heart worms. Over the last few months, Huck has been a total champ as he’s successfully undergone treatment for heart worms, and now he is officially free and clear, ready to start a whole new life with a clean bill of health. Considering all Huck has been through, you might expect Huck to be reticent around or distrusting of humans… But that couldn’t be further from the truth! Huck is the most joyful, loving dog. He is truly a friend to all - canine and human. His mission in life is to make you smile. Huck is really easy to take care of. He sleeps through the night without any problems and is completely crate-trained. He’s making progress with house-training, too. Soon, he will begin leash training for longer walks around the neighborhood. Huck is a small pup - only about twenty pounds - but that doesn’t mean he lacks personality or energy. He loves to play with toys. He loves to run around with his foster siblings. He loves to cuddle up with anyone and everyone. He’s also very food motivated and takes correction well, which makes training Huck pretty easy and straightforward. Huck is very even-tempered and adjusts to new situations with ease, which means he would likely do well in just about any household. Huck hasn’t met any cats to our knowledge, but likely he would adjust well due to his temperament and size. Huck deserves the absolute best that life has to offer. He has been through so much, but that’s never stopped him from being the brightest ray of sunshine. He’ll even smile for you when getting a belly rub. He deserves a home where he can get all of the attention and love and safety that he deserves. This dog is truly special. We have no doubt you’ll fall in love immediately, just like we did.

Caroline is a 1.5 year old lab mix who is the perfect size, weighing in at 40 lbs full grown. You can't ask for a more loving, friendly, easy going dog. Caroline is well socialized with dogs of all sizes and kids of all ages. She spends several days a week at doggy daycare where she is loved by all. Caroline is potty trained and crate trained. She walks pretty well with a harness, and she knows to potty outside. She barks when needed, but is not a huge noise maker. Caroline will make the perfect edition to any home.

Meet Maple! Named for how sweet she is, this pup is joy on four legs. Maple was rescued as a stray and came to us quite skinny. She loves her food and treats, so getting her to a healthy size won’t be a problem! She’s approximately 5-months-old and might be a Chihuahua or small pittie mix. Maple is doing great with learning basic commands and will even scratch at the door when she needs to go outside. We are working on her leash skills as that was completely new to her, but she is making good progress. A total champ in the crate, she does so well overnight with zero whining. But don’t get me wrong—she’d love nothing more than to be snuggled up with you! Snuggling is her specialty. Miss Maple loves everyone she meets—big, little, two-legged, or four-legged. She has been very gentle with our 10-month old and even cuddles up next to her. Maple’s favorite thing to do is play with her fur siblings, even though they are much bigger than she is! Maple would be a great fit with any individual or family looking for a new bestie!

Wylie is a 6 month old stray who was found one evening hiding under a car.  He has hazel eyes, a blonde wispy beard and is about 35 lbs at 6 months. His foster mom calls him “Curious George” as a rather long nickname because he is interested in just about everything from toilet paper to plants to slippers. He is an extreme Velcro dog and wants to be by your side at all times. He has mastered sleeping in the crate and is almost fully potty trained. Wylie is also good on a leash. He would do best with an active family because he’s energetic and enjoys exploring although he does fine in the crate when his foster mom goes to work. He’s still in the process of losing his baby teeth and was just recently neutered. He’s working on commands and knows how to sit, although begrudgingly. He’d be a great buddy for a family and is also very dog friendly! Let us know if you’d like to meet Wylie! He would definitely like to meet you!

Jane is a playful Black & Tan Coon Hound mix who loves to run and play with her brother and sister as well as her foster fur- mom! She is very inquisitive and adventurous while she explores the world around her. Jane also loves naptime and sleeps well in her crate with little to no fuss. She has grasped “house training” very well and can usually hold it through the night! She will be a great addition to any individual or family for her to love on!

Hello Pawples! My name is Cashew and I am the cuddliest little love bug you will ever meet. I was rescued along with my brother and sister, we are all strong parvo survivors. My foster mommy tells me I'm about 3 months old and maybe a hound mix. All I know is I love all people I meet, especially friendly little kiddos. My favorite thing to do is play with my sister and cuddle my foster people, sleeping is one of my ultimate activities right now. I will make an amazing addition to any home!
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Lizzy is a playful Black & Tan Coon Hound mix who loves to run and play with her brother and sister as well as her foster fur- mom! Lizzy is a very sweet girl who gives her love in kisses and snuggles. She loves playtime and her naps! Lizzy sleeps well in her crate with little to no fuss. She understands “house training” very well and can usually hold it through the night! Lizzy is a lover and will be a great addition to any individual or family for her to love on!

​Mr. Darby is all boy! He is a Black & Tan Coon Hound mix who loves to run and play with his sisters as well as his foster fur- mom! He loves to follow his human friends anywhere they go and LOVES snuggling! Mr. Darby is very food motivated, which should make training him extremely easy! He sleeps well in his crate and settles down quickly when he realized its bedtime. He understands “house training” very well and can usually hold it through the night! Mr. Darby loves attention and will be a great addition to any individual or family to love him back!

Hi!  My name is Brazil and I am one fun loving pup. We believe I am some type of hound mix.  I survived parvo along with my two brothers and you'd never know I had been sick- I am a strong girl with a mind of my own.  I love being in charge of my brother Cashew and showing him how to play.  I am definitely a leader.  Cuddling and giving kisses are some of my best attributes along with my floppy ears.  I'm about 3 months old and ready to love on my new family

Pollyanna is the most adorable playful pup. She is around 4 years old and 55 lbs, and we believe she is a collie/lab mix. She is most content being your shadow and loves to sit on your feet and stare up at you looking for love. She LOVES to run and play in the yard alone or with her foster brothers and sister. She knows basic commands and comes when you call her (most of the time). She has no food aggression or people aggression, she gets along with everyone and loves kiddos. She walks well on a leash but does need a gentle leader to slow her down a bit. She also loves playing fetch with balls and frisbees! This sweet cuddle fuzzball is the perfect addition to a family!

Hazelnut, AKA Hazel, 4 month old mix puppy came to us from St. Croix (US Virgin Islands).  Hazel is potty trained and crate trained and sleeps through the night (unless her canine siblings wake her up).  She plays well with other dogs of all sizes and loves kids (she currently lives with 2 teenage humans).  She is really good about letting those around her know if she needs to go to the bathroom and has become a pretty good leash walker too.  She loves to eat, play and sleep and will make a great addition to any family! ​

Montana is a beautiful, 9-year-old lab mix who is extremely sweet and calm. She loves to be around you; her foster mom describes her as her shadow. She loves attention and going for walks. Even though she is older, she’s has no problem going on over mile long walks. Montana is dog friendly. She just wants to be part of the family!

Meet sweet Arabella. She's a beautiful 18 month old shepherd mix weighing in at 33 pounds.  A few months ago, this poor gal and her 4 newborn puppies were spotted on the street trying to survive the cold and rain. Luckily, they were quickly rescued and placed together with a foster family. Thanks to proper nutrition and a warm and dry environment, their health improved almost immediately and Momma Arabella did an excellent job nursing and caring for her puppies. The puppies, were of course, absolutely darling and totally healthy and have now been placed with loving families. After momma's puppy raising duty was over, it was time to help Arabella understand how to live as part of a family. She was afraid of almost everything at the beginning and she wouldn't allow anyone to get too close to her. She was nervous about being indoors and barked to express her fear. She had never seen a collar or a leash and clearly didn't understand why she would need those things.  It was time for an "all hands on deck" approach for this sweet gal. Over the next month, Arabella had training sessions daily with her foster family as well as other seasoned dog experts at Halfway there rescue. In addition, a professional dog trainer was brought in for advice and guidance on how to help this gal become more comfortable in a home environment. Arabella was gradually introduced to other dogs and she did great. It wasn't long before she was running and chasing her foster brother and sister in the pasture. It was a miracle moment! Arabella was also introduced to her collar and leash and she's working on being comfortable with leash walking. Probably the most significant progress she's made is in the area of human interaction. She now understands that humans are her friends but she needs a little time before she'll get close to new people. She enjoys her busy foster family environment and the 3 young humans who play with her daily. She doesn't mind people coming and going, in fact, she prefers that to being lonely. Arabella has learned lots of other things like how to enjoy a yummy bone and then bury it in the yard. She loves sleeping in her crate at night because it's next to her foster parent's bed. Potty training has been a breeze for Arabella because she is used to being outdoors. As long as lots of outdoor potty times are provided, she will do great. After just a few months of training, Arabella is now ready for her furever home. She will do best with a family that can continue her training and socialization around other pets and people. She is also still a bit afraid to be alone so another dog or a work from home mom/dad would go a long way toward making her feel more comfortable. It's an incredible transformation, but people and other dogs now mean "safety and security" to this sweet girl who started her life alone and on the streets. Arabella has just recently been spayed and is current on all her vaccinations and flea and tick medicine. She is the absolute sweetest gal who wants to be loved and cherished and for that, she will repay you with never ending loyalty. You can see by her pictures that she's very true to her name....Arabella is a name of latin origin meaning beautiful and answered prayer.  

Gandolf, what a little lover he is!! Gandolf is all about attention, snuggles and wet sloppy kisses! Just look into his sweet little eyes and you will see what a good soul he is. He is great with other dogs and loves kids so much. When not playing with my dog or his foster sister Zia, he is right by his foster's side. He's a shadow and follows his person everywhere. He loves to lay down and curl up right next to you. He has the cutest little snore as well! Gandolf is working on being house broken but is almost there. He does great in a crate at night and when crated during the day.  He is the perfect size dog as well, not too big and not too small.  Gandolf just has the sweetest, calmest temperament. He will make someone very happy!

Meet bonded pair Quito (male) and Cayenne (female). These sweet 5-year-old chi mixes had their lives literally turned upside down, but they are learning to trust and their personalities are shining through! They love to nap on your lap in the morning, on pillows in the afternoon and evening, but a good sunny spot is their favorite. They walk great on leashes, with no observed hesitation to noisy sounds.
They sleep quietly together in a crate at night, and have no problem jumping right in when you need to leave the house. Because of their size and what they’ve been through, a low key home without children or other pets would help them continue to thrive.They are extremely timid when approached by people, and they will need patience and kindness to ease into your routine, but once they do, they have all the love in the world to give!

Meet Dodger Blue! He is a 7-month-old sweet, baby boy who has come a very long way.  Dodger was found on the side of the road with his sister. Both had prolapsed rectums.  Halfway There Rescue jumped in to save their lives with emergency surgery.  Recovery was ruff and there was a lot of uncertainty about what their futures would look like.  He has made leaps and bounds.  While in recovery, Dodger has become crate and potty trained, but he does experience leaks from time to time.  Dodger loves his foster-dog sister and his two foster-cat sisters. He loves nothing more than cuddles, scratches, chasing balls, and walks. He has been good with our neighbors' children and runs to the fence to see them when they are outside so he can get some extra love. He is finally learning to be a puppy after a difficult first 6 months of life. He cannot wait to cuddle with his furever family!

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 calm house without small kids. She is anxious around other dogs; she would be best as a solo doggo. She requires careful handling when it’s necessary to pick her up. Hopefully her confidence will build as she learns to trust new people. 

Buzz is the sweetest and most energetic 8 month old, 45 lbs, basset/beagle mix puppy in all the land. He is a very social, adventurous, and playful dog. We are working on basic commands, and he has mastered “sit.” Buzz is potty trained and crate trained. He loves all dogs no matter their size. He would do best with a dog friend to get all his energy out with. He also loves attention from his human friends. The more pets the better. Buzz loves going for walks and handles being on a leash with a harness the best. He loves to zigzag and find all the smells possible. The more toys the better and if they have a squeaker that is the best. He also loves the toys that can handle his chewing the most. The more he can chew on them the better. Buzz also loves to play fetch in the backyard until your arm feels like it is going to fall off. Buzz is excited to find his forever home. He sleeps in his kennel at night dreaming of that special person who will go to infinity and beyond for him!

Introducing Luna, a beautiful, sweet, intelligent husky mix. She has beautiful ice blue eyes with a soft white and tan coat and is around a year and eight months old.  She is a little shy at first but treats and toys change her mind quickly.  She is crate trained, house trained and knows some basic commands. She loves to play and is gentle when receiving treats. At breakfast and dinner time, she eats really slow and gets distracted easily.  She loves balls, stuffed animals and bones.  She doesn't quite know how to share her toys with other dogs, but is willing to allow us humans to take her toys from her.  She likes to puppy play and play chase with our dog.  We have had a lot of outside play time and she loves the fenced in yard.  She doesn't mind a leash but she doesn't really like going for walks— we are working on it.  Her crate is her bed where she likes to sleep and rest from playing.  She very much likes laying on the bed but doesn't really care for the couch.  Luna is a little noisy when she is playing and barks very little when someone walks past the window. She does well with adults and teenagers but has not met smaller children or cats at this time.

Meet Dani, one of the most loving dogs you will ever meet. Dani is a nine-month old, female lab/pittie mix. Not much is known about Dani’s life before rescue. She and her sister were found as stray puppies, starving and incredibly sick with skin infections that had affected much of the fur on their faces, necks, and limbs. Dani was particularly ill, suffering from a high fever and dehydration for days, even after she had been rescued. Despite the neglect that Dani faced in her early life, she never lost her overwhelming love and trust of people. Dani is a people-person through and through. If there’s one thing that drives this dog (other than food), it’s that she wants to be with her humans as much as possible. Loyalty is Dani’s middle name. Dani is still a puppy, so she’s got lots of energy in the morning. After a nice romp in the backyard or a morning walk to get her energy out, Dani is the most relaxed and laid back dog. Truly, her favorite pastime is napping in the sunlight. She also loves to chew on bones and toys. Give her a bone, and she’ll be busy for hours. Dani is crate-trained and house-trained (though it might take her a few days to adjust to your schedule). She is currently working on leash-training. Recently, she went for her first hike in the mountains and did an incredible job! She will be an amazing hiking/camping buddy. Because Dani loves to play and explore outside, she would likely do best with a fenced backyard.  Dani is friendly with all people. If she’s on a walk, she likes to greet anyone who passes with a quick snuggle or sniff. Dani is also friendly with all dogs; she has been at a foster home with six other dogs, so she is used to a chaotic environment. That said, Dani would probably do best in a home with dogs that are at least her size or bigger as she will occasionally underestimate her own size when she’s playing with dogs that are smaller than her. Dani has not been tested with cats and likely would do best in a dog-only household. The number one thing to know about Dani is that she will love you like no other dog will. Dani is the kind of dog that is meant to be somebody’s best friend. With time and training, love and affection, she will be everything you could possibly hope for in a companion. At the end of the day, Dani only wants to make her humans happy! She is destined to bring one very lucky family a lot of joy!

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.

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. ​