Our Adoptable Pets
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Looking for a new furry friend? You've come to the right place! Just scroll through our adorable adoptables until you see a pet that makes your tail wag! When you are ready to take the next steps towards bringing home your newest family member, click on the
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Battie is a beautiful, sweet 9-month-old female white and grey pittie mix pup weighing 35lbs.  She loves to run and play outside with sticks and her squeaky toys.  She is energetic, friendly, and very affectionate with everybody.  Battie loves all types of dogs, cats and absolutely adores children. This cute girl seems to be the happiest around people.  Always keen to follow them.  She’s a good listener, always eager to please, intelligent and also very gentle with an even temper.  Battie enjoys belly rubs, cuddles and likes to snuggle with her people, making her excellent loyal companion.  She loves her walks on the leash and would benefit from daily exercise.  She is almost completely potty trained (only few misses on rainy day) and crate trained (doesn’t mind staying in it at all). Battie is a perfect fit for almost any family, especially one with children and fenced yard where she can roam and play.

​Meet George! He’s a medium sized 5-year-old lab mix weighing 60 pounds. He is such a love bug! He’s house trained, neutered, and loves being with people. It didn’t take him long to figure out our doggie door, as he’s very smart! George gets along great with other dogs, and has a very laid back temperament. He loves to snuggle and go on walks! George will make a wonderful companion for any loving owner.

Meet Gator! The name sure fits this 6 month old, 5lb chihuahua! He's quirky, nutty, silly, nippy, cuddly, demanding, shaky and well...he's a chihuahua...but an absolute joy to have around! Gator may be little, but he has a big personality! He is currently being fostered with 4 large dogs and isn't afraid to stand his ground. He can get a bit territorial when it comes to his people and other dogs, but we have been working on correcting this behavior and he has improved. Gator loves to chew on bones and play with his toys. He also loves to steal socks and hide them throughout the house! He enjoys exploring the outdoors and running around with the other dogs. Barking (other dogs) and loud noises scare him. He is crate trained (not a big fan) and is about 98% potty trained. He is a little cuddle bug and loves to burrow under the blankets and curl up next to you at night. Gator is your typical chihuahua and can get nippy at times. Though he is responding well to correction, he may be better suited in a home without young children. We absolutely love having Gator here but he is ready to find his forever home. Are you it?

Meet Cassiopeia (Cassie for short) the most perfect pittie mix that has ever existed. Cassie came to us after a nice couple found her and her brand new puppies on the side of the road in July. She is around 2 years old, and she weighs 50 lbs. Now that her puppies have gone to their homes it is time for Cass to find her happily ever after too. Cassie has a quiet personality at first, but now that she isn’t a full-time mommy she is starting to show her playful side too! She absolutely loves people of all kinds, but she especially loves children. Cass is sweet and gentle and really likes spending time curled up with her people on the couch. She has good manners and always waits for you to tell her she can do something before she does it (eat, get on a couch, go outside, etc). Cass likes every dog she has met and even the few cats she has been around. She is truly a happy-go-lucky gem of a dog. She walks well on a leash and is house-trained. Would this angel be a good fit for your family?

Hi! My name is Glory. I am 12 lbs at 4 years of age. I’ve had a rough history. Before I came to the rescue, I had never been inside a house, never been picked up or snuggled, and never slept in a bed! Boy have the last 2 months been overwhelmingly different! I am still pretty skittish. I don’t like fast moving things/people coming towards me. I’m now on a eating schedule and I love meal times! I’m doing pretty well with house training. I do have accidents when I get excited (but my foster mom just gets happy that I actually do get excited now!). I’ve started sleeping under my foster mom‘s bed and it’s usually my hide out spot during the day. I’m still so unsure about this new world that it’s my safe space. I’m also crate trained! Leashing training is a work in progress. It’s been one of the more difficult things for me to get used to. I’m just trying to find a family patient enough to let me come out of my shell and help me get used to this big new world. Is that family yours? ​

Ivan is a double merle Pomeranian who came from a traumatic hoarding situation. He has moments when he is shy, but not skittish. He just doesn't like sudden movements. He is very sweet and loving. He's somewhere between 2-5 years old, but he acts like a puppy! Ivan weighs 10 lbs. He adores toys and playing with other dogs. He's completely deaf, which caused an issue at first, because he could not hear his foster siblings' warning growls. They worked it out though, and he's very responsive to hand signals. He's constantly looking at his foster family for guidance and direction! Ivan is almost completely housebroken, but he still wears a belly band inside because he will occasionally lift his leg. This is very rare, however. He is crate trained, but he will bark if he's in it and can see people. Ivan is a very picky eater, so don't expect him to chow down his food! Pomeranians are known to be vocal, and Ivan is no exception. He likes to bark. Usually, it is because he wants attention, and he'll stop when you give him a toy or let him outside. He does not bark excessively, but he does bark! He loves other dogs of all ages. He would do best with a younger, playful dog. He lives with cats too, and he doesn't bother them one bit. He's a lot of fun, and he is a playful, sweet, friendly, and happy little dog! 

​Meet Cordilia, or DeDe for short! She is a 9-month-old Labrador mix who is also a parvo survivor. She shares her foster home with dogs and cats. DeDe is crate, leash and house trained. She enjoys her toys, the outdoors, riding in the car and she loves to be near her people. DeDe knows her basic commands: sit, come here and "no." She can be unsure at times of meeting strangers or visiting new places at first, but warms up quickly once introduced. DeDe has a high energy level, but drops almost to zero if she had her morning exercise, or a fenced yard to explore. She is athletic and endures long walks or hikes. She is always looking out for your reassurance and guidance.

​Meet Doodle! Doodle is a 3-year-old, 35 lb mixed breed. She energetic and sweet.
Doodle is a big fan of hugs and kisses and is a great partner to watch TV with. Doodle loves to run around outside so she would love a yard! She will thrive in a home where she can shine as the only pet or with a submissive dog. She is mostly house trained, but occasionally has accidents. She is eager to find a forever family who can give her the life she deserves!

​Ruby-Mae is filled with spunk and sass. She is 9 years old, but still has tons of puppy energy. She loves to play fetch and get belly rubs. She is house-trained and crate- trained and walks great on a leash. She would do best in a house where she can be the one and only pet, the Queen Bee if you will! She would do better with older children and not toddlers. Even though she had a rough start to life she is filled with joy and a spicy Chihuahua spirit and longs to have a human of her own. Are you the right family for Ruby-Mae?

Matilda, also known as Tilda, is a 1.5-year-old 40-lb boxer/bulldog. She was found as a stray and brought to the shelter where she was then rescued. She is very sweet, quiet and calm. She loves to be with people and cuddle and give kisses. When left alone without supervision, she can be mischievous! Matilda is very good on walks--she walks slowly and next to you. When meeting new people, she can be cautious, but she warms up after a few minutes. She is doing well with potty training. Tilda loves other dogs as well as children--she is fostered with both. She is doing ok in the crate, but it’s not her favorite place to be. Matilda needs her beauty rest and sleeping in too! She has been known to be a bit of a snorer! 
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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. ​