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

Fritz is a 6-month-old golden or chow mix who loves meeting any person or dog he can find! He is crate and house trained, walks well on the leash and is learning basic commands. He is good in the car and loves going for a ride! He is working on fetch--he loves to chase the ball, but hasn’t exactly gotten the “bring the ball back” part yet. He likes trips to the breweries, greenways and the white water center where he gets totally wiped out! Fritz is such a sweet dog who just wants to be loved!

Koa is a 2-year-old mixed breed who loves to play, eat and cuddle. Koa enjoys making new friends and chasing squirrels in the backyard. She rides well in a car, and gets especially excited when she knows she's going to the dog park! She is almost completely house trained. Koa is a people pleaser and is very smart so she learns quickly. She loves her people so much that she prefers if they are home most of the day. Koa would do best in a home with another dog, but this is not a must.

Introducing, Dottie! Although she’s not a puppy, Dottie is starting from scratch learning what it’s like to be a happy, carefree, and loved dog. Dottie is gentle and sweet, but she is still timid with new humans. She is learning very quickly, however, that humans can be trusted. Dottie loves other dogs and would do best in a home with another dog around her same age (2-3 years) and size. Dottie is highly cat interested/excitable and will chase and bark at them, so a cat free home may be best. She likes to play outside with her doggie companion and loves nothing more than to snuggle up to her canine friend for a quick nap. Dottie is doing great with potty training and crate training. Do you have the love and patience Dottie needs and deserves?

Meet handsome Hobbs! Hobbs is an absolute gem to have around! He is a 4 month old blue pit with more love to give than he knows what to do with! He loves to play with toys and is learning to fetch. He is eager to please and is diligently working on potty training (we are about 98% there). He does bark and whine when he is in his crate, but after a short period of time, he settles in. Hobbs loves little people to an extreme! He often thinks its his job to smother them with kisses and follow them around wherever they go. Hobbs also gets along great with dogs of all sizes and enjoys running around the yard playing with them. When it's time for bed, Hobbs quickly settles in for the night, and is down for the count 99% of the time. If by chance he needs to go out, he will wake you up with kisses! Once back inside, he goes right to sleep. Hobbs is in full swing puppy mode but is still an easy pup to have around! ​

Pie is such a sweet and loving girl! She is a Bernese Mountain dog mix and is a little more than 60 lbs. Pie is approximately 1-2 years old. She loves wrestling and playing with her dog friends to get out energy, but then enjoys cuddling up for long naps. She is working through some separation and crate anxiety and will need an owner that can help her through that. She's great with small children, is fully house trained and is all around a friendly girl that just wants to be loved!

Seabrook, (Brook for short), is a 12-week-old beagle mix. She is a very sweet and affectionate pup who loves playing with other dogs. Seabrook is a friendly, but but tends to be on the more submissive side. She is working hard on potty training!

My name is Sugar! I'm a sweet and spunky pup who is about 1 year old. I love cuddling, chasing the ball with my goofy run, and playing with my foster brothers. I know down, come, and am working on other commands like sit. I'm very polite when I eat and I play well while sharing my toys. I'm also housebroken and crate trained. People make me super happy and my little stubby tail wags a mile a minute! I can't wait to find my forever family!

Sonny is a happy, confident, playful and sweet boy who loves to play with other dogs, eat, chew on bones and eat some more. He is around 8 weeks old. He’s working hard on potty training and his puppy manners. Sonny will bring sunshine and joy to anyone’s life who adopts him. 

Meet Bear! This adorable guy is about 5 years old and the perfect size at around 30lbs! He is very social and loves to get to know new dogs and people! He even does fantastic with cats! He is crate trained and also does well in a gated area when left alone. Bear is working on consistently doing his business outside. Consider adding this stud to your family! ​

Jack is a lap dog at heart who, more than anything, wants someone to love. He is a compact 40-pound pit bull mix who does wonderfully with kids. He spent his first 2 years of life living at the end of a chain and yet quickly became potty/crate trained. He gets along well with dogs as long he is properly introduced, and he typically does better when off leash. Personally, we wouldn’t like a leash either if we spent an entire two years at the end of one. Jack currently happily coexists with a medium breed and a large breed dog. He loves to wrestle with his canine friends. He also enjoys snuggling and providing his humans an endless supply of kisses. The first two years of his life, Jack was neglected by his humans, but despite that, he is a sweet, loving boy who just wants a family to call his own.

​Hi! My name is Willow. I’m the sweetest little Pitbull you could ever meet! I’m a pretty low key girl who would love a home where I could get a nice long walk or two day and a lot of snuggle time. I was found stray by some neighborhood children in the Rocky River Road area of Monroe, NC in July. They called my foster mom and she and I have been cuddling on the couch and working on getting me healthy ever since. Unfortunately I wasn’t microchipped or wearing a collar so my original owner was never found. I was pretty underweight and had intestinal parasites and heartworms, but have been fully treated as well as spayed, and I’m feeling much better! My foster mom thought I was quite an old dog when I was found because of my white face, but the vets guessed my age to only be around 2-3! As I’ve gotten my strength back and put on weight my playful puppy side is coming out more and more. I love to play with my foster siblings, two other Pitbulls and an older pug mix. The pug and I don’t really play, but we have a respectful relationship as I am submissive and just let her be the boss. I am also very good with the cats in my foster home. They are both old and not very interesting at all. We did have one small hyper dog that stayed with us as a temp foster and I didn’t like him too much. I wasn’t aggressive, but he was super high energy and when he jumped all over me it made me nervous. Because of this, I might do better in a home with other medium /large dogs, or calm small dogs. I’d also love to be the only dog so I could hog up all the attention! I’ve met a few children, and have been very well behaved with them. I love everyone I meet and want nothing more than to be near my people and my dog buddies. I am 99.9% housebroken, and I walk nicely on a leash. My foster mom and I are also working on crate training. I am not a huge fan of my crate, but we’re taking it slow. I spend the night in the laundry room with a baby gate and am fine with that, so eventually I’ll get used to my crate too. Please consider a cute little pittie pal like me! I promise you all the devotion, love, and kisses you’ll ever want!

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. ​