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(last updated 04/14/25)
*PLEASE HAVE PATIENCE WHEN WAITING TO HEAR BACK REGARDING YOUR APPLICATION. WE ARE RUN BY VOLUNTEERS.
First and foremost, THANK YOU for deciding to adopt an animal in need! You are saving a life when doing so. The adoption process is as follows:
If you see a pet you are interested and have any questions before submitting an application, you can reach out to us email. You can find our contact information on our contact page. *Emailing us is the quickest and most effective form of communication (bridgebetweenanimalrescue@gmail.com).
If you have decided you want to put in an application for the pet you are interested in, please click the button labeled "dog" or "cat" adoption application which will lead you to our online application. Once your application has been completed and submitted, it will take a few days to be processed. We will reach out to you to process your application. Please know that as some pets receive multiple applications, we go with what we think the best match is for that animal, and where we think they will have the most success. We will try our best to notify you if the pet you are interested in has been adopted.
Once your application has been reviewed, we will arrange a time to discuss details about your application and the pet you are interested in, and also go over any questions about the process. In order to adopt with our rescue, we require the following:
- Must be 21 years or older to adopt
- Must have landlord approval to adopt the pet you are interested in (this only applies if you are a tenant)
- Current pets must be spayed/neutered, and up to date on vaccinations and preventions.
Approved Applications are required for meet and greets.
What does your adoption fee include?
- Vet examination
- Vaccinations (Dogs: DHPP, Lepto, Rabies, Bordatella) (Cats: Rabies, FVRCP, FeLV)
- Spay/Neuter
- Microchip
- 1+ dose of prevention
- Fecal Check
- Dogs over 6 months receive a heartworm test
- Dogs over 1 year receive bloodwork
- Heartworm treatments, dental cleanings, or surgical procedures if needed
Adoptable Pets
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Yeller (Intake Date: 12/27/2023)
Yeller is a beautiful young adult lab mix who is approximately 45-50 pounds. He came to our in December 2023 from a rural shelter. He was found as a feral stray. Yeller was completely shut down and did not let humans touch him, although he has never shown aggression, just fear. We learned that he was caught as a stray with a catch pole, and we believe the experience really traumatized him. He is a special dog and we know it will take a dedicated family to adopt him. He still doesn't loven human touch and is not able to be leashed, but he is a great dog and would love a home where can enjoy the rest of his days and slowly bond with his forever humans. Here are some notes from his foster mom:
"In his foster home Yeller lives with an abundance of different types of dogs and he gets along with everyone. In fact, Yeller is required to go to a home with at least one other dog, as another dog helps him build his confidence.
Yeller is fully potty trained, crate trained, and is very well behaved. He loves to lay on the couch, in a dog bed, or even sleep in his crate. He is trained to go to his crate for his meals, and he loves that. He does not walk on a leash due to his fear, so a fenced yard is required. A secure fence (one that is not easy to jump) is required.
Although Yeller doesn't love touch and we haven't gotten a collar on him, he does enjoy human connection, sitting on the couch a few feet from you while you watch tv, or following you room to room, but from a distance. It's a relationship with a dog who just wants to social distance at all times, but occasionally he'll surprise you by "booping" you. He is an incredible dog, and I do believe that he will flourish one day, he just takes a lot of time to get used to you. He does enjoy taking treats from your hands and I have successfully touched his feet. We think that Yeller is just so comfortable in his current foster home that he isn't going to push himself further, but in a forever home, he will be forced to "start over" and we think that is when he is going to really bond with his humans.
He is the perfect dog for someone who just wants a calm companion at home. He won't be your dog park dog or your restaurant dog, but he'll definitely be a sweet, calm companion that is still so deserving of a loving home and family."
Yeller is neutered, vaccinated, microchipped, and up to date on prevention. He is sadly heartworm positive, but due to his timidness with people, we chose to do the slow kill method for the heartworms. Yeller's almost due for his recheck so we imagine he will be negative once we test.
(Yeller is located in Charleston SC).
"In his foster home Yeller lives with an abundance of different types of dogs and he gets along with everyone. In fact, Yeller is required to go to a home with at least one other dog, as another dog helps him build his confidence.
Yeller is fully potty trained, crate trained, and is very well behaved. He loves to lay on the couch, in a dog bed, or even sleep in his crate. He is trained to go to his crate for his meals, and he loves that. He does not walk on a leash due to his fear, so a fenced yard is required. A secure fence (one that is not easy to jump) is required.
Although Yeller doesn't love touch and we haven't gotten a collar on him, he does enjoy human connection, sitting on the couch a few feet from you while you watch tv, or following you room to room, but from a distance. It's a relationship with a dog who just wants to social distance at all times, but occasionally he'll surprise you by "booping" you. He is an incredible dog, and I do believe that he will flourish one day, he just takes a lot of time to get used to you. He does enjoy taking treats from your hands and I have successfully touched his feet. We think that Yeller is just so comfortable in his current foster home that he isn't going to push himself further, but in a forever home, he will be forced to "start over" and we think that is when he is going to really bond with his humans.
He is the perfect dog for someone who just wants a calm companion at home. He won't be your dog park dog or your restaurant dog, but he'll definitely be a sweet, calm companion that is still so deserving of a loving home and family."
Yeller is neutered, vaccinated, microchipped, and up to date on prevention. He is sadly heartworm positive, but due to his timidness with people, we chose to do the slow kill method for the heartworms. Yeller's almost due for his recheck so we imagine he will be negative once we test.
(Yeller is located in Charleston SC).
Sunny (Intake date: 1/19/2024)
Adoptable Sunny!
Sunny came to Bridge Between unexpectedly when we saw her in the back of the shelter with a fractured leg. Despite the pain she had to be in, she was SO sweet and wore the biggest smile - hence the name "Sunny"! This yellow girl is a hound / hound mix and is likely about 3 years old. She is full grown at 44 pounds. Sunny underwent surgery to heal her fracture and healed beautifully. She is now living a very fun and normal life! Here are some notes from her foster:
"Sunny is exactly as described - a delightful, happy ray of sunshine. This girl is wonderful to have. She loves to cuddle, play with her toys, go for walks, and see other dogs! She is very friendly with her foster siblings. Sunny is crate-trained and does well in her crate. She may whine a bit at first but once she settles into her routine, she's completely fine! She would thrive even more with some basic obedience training. She loves leash walks but is a strong walker, and also has the habit of jumping up for "hugs". She may do better in a home without small kids that she could knock over. Sunny loves to play, but surprisingly sleeps for the majority of the day and is overall pretty low maintenance for her age!"
Sunny is great with other dogs but prefers to avoid alpha types, as they intimidate her. She is very friendly and snuggly. She loves her people, and we often joke that she is a princess because she demands attention all of the time!er ideal home is one with a secured fence to run and play in, and humans with lots of love to give. This girl is beautiful, loving, funny, and will constantly keep a smile on your face. Sunny is spayed, up to date on prevention and vaccination, and microchipped. She completed heartworm treatment in our rescue.
(Sunny is located in Charleston, SC).
Sunny came to Bridge Between unexpectedly when we saw her in the back of the shelter with a fractured leg. Despite the pain she had to be in, she was SO sweet and wore the biggest smile - hence the name "Sunny"! This yellow girl is a hound / hound mix and is likely about 3 years old. She is full grown at 44 pounds. Sunny underwent surgery to heal her fracture and healed beautifully. She is now living a very fun and normal life! Here are some notes from her foster:
"Sunny is exactly as described - a delightful, happy ray of sunshine. This girl is wonderful to have. She loves to cuddle, play with her toys, go for walks, and see other dogs! She is very friendly with her foster siblings. Sunny is crate-trained and does well in her crate. She may whine a bit at first but once she settles into her routine, she's completely fine! She would thrive even more with some basic obedience training. She loves leash walks but is a strong walker, and also has the habit of jumping up for "hugs". She may do better in a home without small kids that she could knock over. Sunny loves to play, but surprisingly sleeps for the majority of the day and is overall pretty low maintenance for her age!"
Sunny is great with other dogs but prefers to avoid alpha types, as they intimidate her. She is very friendly and snuggly. She loves her people, and we often joke that she is a princess because she demands attention all of the time!er ideal home is one with a secured fence to run and play in, and humans with lots of love to give. This girl is beautiful, loving, funny, and will constantly keep a smile on your face. Sunny is spayed, up to date on prevention and vaccination, and microchipped. She completed heartworm treatment in our rescue.
(Sunny is located in Charleston, SC).
Parka (Intake Date 2/6/2024)
Adoptable Parka! Parka is a middle aged mixed breed dog. She is full grown at 44 pounds and is short and stocky.
This is a special adoption profile, because Parka is a special dog. Please read her whole story. Her story is one of the saddest. She was almost euthanized for being "reactive" at the shelter. They kept giving her extensions because there were so many people rooting for her. Parka finally made it out thanks to the angels who offered to foster. The biggest surprise happened when she made it out of the shelter. Her foster woke up to PUPPIES. Suddenly it all made sense while Parka was "reactive" at the shelter. She was pregnant, approaching labor. Sadly the shelter did not realize that Parka was pregnant due to thinking her sagging teets were from past litters. She received her vaccines at the shelter which caused complications for the puppies, and only one survived. Now you can see why we said Parka's story is one of the saddest. She was still such a great mom and did an amazing job raising her puppy. He has since been adopted.
Her sad story doesn't end there. After completing heartworm treatment, it was time for Parka to get spayed. During her spay, the doctors found two mammary tumors. We chose to do biopsies, and we found that one was benign, but the other was cancerous. Thankfully with it being removed, it could not spread, and Parka does not have cancer.
Parka has really blossomed in her foster home, but it's going to take a special person/family to be her forever home. She is actually very dog friendly and really thrives with the company of another dog, so another dog in her forever home is required. When Parka gets nervous because of new smells/loud noises, etc., the dog in her foster home helps her calm down and shows her how to be confident. Parka really loves her foster mom, and is still a little shy around men and strangers. Parka is really great in the house and is crate and potty trained. She can go on the leash for potty time, but is still nervous on walks.
This sweet girl has been through so much. She deserves a calm, loving, peaceful home that will give her love and safety for the remainder of her days. Adopters who are gentle, patient, and loving are essential. She is fully vetted and in great health now, with a lot of life left to live.
(Parka is located in Fort Mill, SC).
This is a special adoption profile, because Parka is a special dog. Please read her whole story. Her story is one of the saddest. She was almost euthanized for being "reactive" at the shelter. They kept giving her extensions because there were so many people rooting for her. Parka finally made it out thanks to the angels who offered to foster. The biggest surprise happened when she made it out of the shelter. Her foster woke up to PUPPIES. Suddenly it all made sense while Parka was "reactive" at the shelter. She was pregnant, approaching labor. Sadly the shelter did not realize that Parka was pregnant due to thinking her sagging teets were from past litters. She received her vaccines at the shelter which caused complications for the puppies, and only one survived. Now you can see why we said Parka's story is one of the saddest. She was still such a great mom and did an amazing job raising her puppy. He has since been adopted.
Her sad story doesn't end there. After completing heartworm treatment, it was time for Parka to get spayed. During her spay, the doctors found two mammary tumors. We chose to do biopsies, and we found that one was benign, but the other was cancerous. Thankfully with it being removed, it could not spread, and Parka does not have cancer.
Parka has really blossomed in her foster home, but it's going to take a special person/family to be her forever home. She is actually very dog friendly and really thrives with the company of another dog, so another dog in her forever home is required. When Parka gets nervous because of new smells/loud noises, etc., the dog in her foster home helps her calm down and shows her how to be confident. Parka really loves her foster mom, and is still a little shy around men and strangers. Parka is really great in the house and is crate and potty trained. She can go on the leash for potty time, but is still nervous on walks.
This sweet girl has been through so much. She deserves a calm, loving, peaceful home that will give her love and safety for the remainder of her days. Adopters who are gentle, patient, and loving are essential. She is fully vetted and in great health now, with a lot of life left to live.
(Parka is located in Fort Mill, SC).
Bernard (Pending)
Meet Bernard!
When this boy first came to us, we thought he was a hospice case. He would walk a few steps and then collapse from the pain. He was skin and bones. He was delusional.
His original foster bailed, placing him in overflow where he was surrounded by other dogs and very stressed. He struggled with being underweight, hair loss, and severe GI issues. We did tons of testing and ultimately discovered it was all stress related. We were finally able to secure a foster home for Bernard that had the perfect set up for him, and then suddenly, this boy finally got to transform like he deserved!
Bernard has since gained weight, grown a healthy coat, and has had NO GI issues. He still has some quirks and things that overstimulate him, but his foster mom has done an incredible job with his training and teaching him how to live a normal dog life. We think Bernard grew up in an outdoor kennel, and we believe his only socialization was for breeding. Because of that, he doesn’t really understand what it’s like to be a normal dog. His current setup is a little different but brings him the most joy. He has an outdoor temp controlled dog house (like an actual house) with his own big fenced in run. He likes to come into the main house for time with his foster mom. He is still learning what is a chew toy and what isn’t, and is a curious boy who likes to check everything out! He’s kind of like a puppy in an old man's body.
Bernard enjoys leash walks, soft beds to lay on, and spending time in his house with a good chew. His ideal home is one that understands the quirks of a German Shepherd (one of the best breeds IYKYK), and a home where he can be the only dog. Bernard has met other dogs and done well, but again, he had very limited socialization and it’s hard for him to read other dogs. Bernard is fully vetted and is ready for his forever home!
(Bernard is located in Charleston SC)
When this boy first came to us, we thought he was a hospice case. He would walk a few steps and then collapse from the pain. He was skin and bones. He was delusional.
His original foster bailed, placing him in overflow where he was surrounded by other dogs and very stressed. He struggled with being underweight, hair loss, and severe GI issues. We did tons of testing and ultimately discovered it was all stress related. We were finally able to secure a foster home for Bernard that had the perfect set up for him, and then suddenly, this boy finally got to transform like he deserved!
Bernard has since gained weight, grown a healthy coat, and has had NO GI issues. He still has some quirks and things that overstimulate him, but his foster mom has done an incredible job with his training and teaching him how to live a normal dog life. We think Bernard grew up in an outdoor kennel, and we believe his only socialization was for breeding. Because of that, he doesn’t really understand what it’s like to be a normal dog. His current setup is a little different but brings him the most joy. He has an outdoor temp controlled dog house (like an actual house) with his own big fenced in run. He likes to come into the main house for time with his foster mom. He is still learning what is a chew toy and what isn’t, and is a curious boy who likes to check everything out! He’s kind of like a puppy in an old man's body.
Bernard enjoys leash walks, soft beds to lay on, and spending time in his house with a good chew. His ideal home is one that understands the quirks of a German Shepherd (one of the best breeds IYKYK), and a home where he can be the only dog. Bernard has met other dogs and done well, but again, he had very limited socialization and it’s hard for him to read other dogs. Bernard is fully vetted and is ready for his forever home!
(Bernard is located in Charleston SC)
Sparky (Intake Date 5/30/2024)
Sparky was shockingly the longest resident at his shelter when we pulled him. He found himself at risk of euthanasia and we were thankfully able to save his life due to a foster opening their home. Sparky is a pittie mix who is full grown at 55 pounds. Here are some notes from his foster family:
"Sparky is an awesome dog! He's a really good boy (and a big love bug baby) who loves to hang out in the backyard, go for walks on the leash, and play with toys. Overall, he is pretty chill and well behaved despite not having the best start to life. We're working on same basic commands like sit, come, stay, etc. He can be mouthy when playing so we are working on that. He's like a big puppy! But he is so smart and wants to please his humans. Sparky is crate, leash, and potty trained. He is dog friendly. He is also good with kids! We do not know how he is around cats. Sparky loves adventures and would be a great addition to any family. He does not require a fenced yard. He loves going out in public, does great for his photoshoots, and can entertain himself when needed. He is overall such an easy boy."
Sparky is up to date on core vaccinations, prevention, and is microchipped and neutered.
(Sparky is located in Charleston, SC).
"Sparky is an awesome dog! He's a really good boy (and a big love bug baby) who loves to hang out in the backyard, go for walks on the leash, and play with toys. Overall, he is pretty chill and well behaved despite not having the best start to life. We're working on same basic commands like sit, come, stay, etc. He can be mouthy when playing so we are working on that. He's like a big puppy! But he is so smart and wants to please his humans. Sparky is crate, leash, and potty trained. He is dog friendly. He is also good with kids! We do not know how he is around cats. Sparky loves adventures and would be a great addition to any family. He does not require a fenced yard. He loves going out in public, does great for his photoshoots, and can entertain himself when needed. He is overall such an easy boy."
Sparky is up to date on core vaccinations, prevention, and is microchipped and neutered.
(Sparky is located in Charleston, SC).
Kiki
Kiki is a beautiful calico female, approximately 4 months old. She has medium hair. Kiki has the cutest little almost crossed eyes. She is the perfect balance of spunky, playful, and snuggly! This girl will make a great addition to any home. She’s briefly been around other dogs and cats and takes some time to warm up, but does!
Kiki is fully vetted. Interested in adopting?
(Kiki is located in Charleston, SC).
Kiki is fully vetted. Interested in adopting?
(Kiki is located in Charleston, SC).
Kela
Kela is a sweet, easy-going girl who is just looking for the perfect spot to curl up and relax. This lovable couch potato is a gentle giant who enjoys the simpler things in life, like naps, belly rubs, and the occasional treat. While she might not win any marathons, she's the ideal companion for someone who loves quiet moments and cozy days in.
Kela came into the rescue massively overweight at 146 lbs. She has been on a weight loss journey since then. She has dropped down to 103 lbs while with us! Kela is calm, affectionate, and has a heart of gold. She’s a big fan of snuggling on the couch and basking in the love of her people. But don’t let her relaxed nature fool you—Kela is also up for adventures! She loves going on car rides, walking around the neighborhood, and having her own little outdoor adventures. She especially loves to be pet by the neighbors when she is out for her daily walks. Kela expects her walks after dinner and will follow you around until she gets them. Whether it’s a walk or just rolling down the windows for a breeze on a car ride, she’s always ready to share the experience with you. She is a dog that loves to be around her people. Kela does have a sassy side with a big princess personality mixed in there with a very lazy girl.
What Kela Needs:
- A home where she can be the only dog or live with a calm, quiet dog. Kela thrives in peaceful environments and prefers a laid-back lifestyle. She is currently fostered in a home with many other dogs but prefers the calm, older ones. She does warm up to new dogs and does very well with puppies (surprisingly)!
- A comfy couch to crash on after a day of fun and adventures.
- A family or individual who loves to spend time with her, whether it’s taking her on car rides, going for walks, or simply relaxing together.
What Kela Loves:
- Napping and getting cozy (she loves to lay her head in your lap)
Sunbathing (she likes to roll on her back and put her belly up to the sun)
- Car rides (she’s always up for a little adventure)
- Daily walks (she ADORES her walks and enjoy the sights and smells)
- Spending time with her people—she’s the most affectionate, loyal companion
- Occasional treats and snacks to make her day even better
Kela is the perfect mix of calm and curious, and she’s ready for a forever home that appreciates both her chill side and her love for little outings. If you’re looking for a sweet, easy-going dog who loves her people and enjoys both cozy days in and adventures, Kela is your girl. She will need to be walked daily to continue her weight loss; she especially looks forward to (and expects!) her daily walks after dinner. She is full potty trained and is not destructive at all when left out while gone. Kela has been waiting a long time for this moment, and she is officially ready to find her forever home with her forever people!
Kela’s heartworm treatment has been completed. Kela is spayed, microchipped, and up to date on vaccinations and prevention.
Kela came into the rescue massively overweight at 146 lbs. She has been on a weight loss journey since then. She has dropped down to 103 lbs while with us! Kela is calm, affectionate, and has a heart of gold. She’s a big fan of snuggling on the couch and basking in the love of her people. But don’t let her relaxed nature fool you—Kela is also up for adventures! She loves going on car rides, walking around the neighborhood, and having her own little outdoor adventures. She especially loves to be pet by the neighbors when she is out for her daily walks. Kela expects her walks after dinner and will follow you around until she gets them. Whether it’s a walk or just rolling down the windows for a breeze on a car ride, she’s always ready to share the experience with you. She is a dog that loves to be around her people. Kela does have a sassy side with a big princess personality mixed in there with a very lazy girl.
What Kela Needs:
- A home where she can be the only dog or live with a calm, quiet dog. Kela thrives in peaceful environments and prefers a laid-back lifestyle. She is currently fostered in a home with many other dogs but prefers the calm, older ones. She does warm up to new dogs and does very well with puppies (surprisingly)!
- A comfy couch to crash on after a day of fun and adventures.
- A family or individual who loves to spend time with her, whether it’s taking her on car rides, going for walks, or simply relaxing together.
What Kela Loves:
- Napping and getting cozy (she loves to lay her head in your lap)
Sunbathing (she likes to roll on her back and put her belly up to the sun)
- Car rides (she’s always up for a little adventure)
- Daily walks (she ADORES her walks and enjoy the sights and smells)
- Spending time with her people—she’s the most affectionate, loyal companion
- Occasional treats and snacks to make her day even better
Kela is the perfect mix of calm and curious, and she’s ready for a forever home that appreciates both her chill side and her love for little outings. If you’re looking for a sweet, easy-going dog who loves her people and enjoys both cozy days in and adventures, Kela is your girl. She will need to be walked daily to continue her weight loss; she especially looks forward to (and expects!) her daily walks after dinner. She is full potty trained and is not destructive at all when left out while gone. Kela has been waiting a long time for this moment, and she is officially ready to find her forever home with her forever people!
Kela’s heartworm treatment has been completed. Kela is spayed, microchipped, and up to date on vaccinations and prevention.
Fred
Meet Fred!
Fred and his siblings were brought into a rural animal shelter as strays, but the odds were against them because they were completely feral. Our best guess is that the puppies were born in the woods somewhere and lived on the streets with no human interaction until being picked up by animal control. Unfortunately, that is a death sentence for dogs in shelters, but thankfully for Fred and his siblings, they were rescued. Fred was 5 months old when he came to us. Born mid April 2024, Fred is now approaching one year old. His siblings had a DNA test done and so we learned they are all foxhound beagle mixes, which explains Fred's look and size. He is full grown at just about 40 pounds.
Fred is incredibly smart and has really come out of his shell in his foster home. He loves his crate and knows to go there when it's time for his foster to go to work, or when it's time for his meals. He hilariously likes to lay down and eat his food, really savoring the beauty of consistent meals!
Fred is very comfortable in his foster home with the other dogs, but still shy with people. He is really comfortable with his foster mom but still learning to take pets from strangers. He shrinks down when he is nervous. Fred has learned how to use the leash and gets better every time. His favorite things are chasing his foster siblings in the yard, or snuggling up with a chew toy in his dog bed. He also loves couch snuggles for movie time with his foster. He is potty trained.
Fred is required to go to a home with another dog. Another dog will help be a role model for him and show him how to continue building confidence. Fred matches the energy of other dogs extremely well. He can be playful, or he can mind his own business if he needs to. He enjoys snuggles with his furry siblings as much as he likes to snuggle next to his people!
Fred's ideal home is one with at least one other dog that will continue to show him the ropes and help him build confidence. The perfect adopter is one that will continue to give him time to warm up and create that special bond, and one who will continue teaching him how to be a normal dog by showing him humans are not so scary. Fred needs a fenced yard in his forever home so that he has a safe place to potty and play. He has been around kids and done well, but young children (less than 8 ish) may make him nervous, so ideally there are no young kids in his forever home. If you are looking for a quiet, laid back, beautiful dog who will continue making a beautiful transformation as he bonds with his forever family, Fred could be the perfect pup for you. Fred is fully vetted.
(Fred is located in Charleston, SC).
Fred and his siblings were brought into a rural animal shelter as strays, but the odds were against them because they were completely feral. Our best guess is that the puppies were born in the woods somewhere and lived on the streets with no human interaction until being picked up by animal control. Unfortunately, that is a death sentence for dogs in shelters, but thankfully for Fred and his siblings, they were rescued. Fred was 5 months old when he came to us. Born mid April 2024, Fred is now approaching one year old. His siblings had a DNA test done and so we learned they are all foxhound beagle mixes, which explains Fred's look and size. He is full grown at just about 40 pounds.
Fred is incredibly smart and has really come out of his shell in his foster home. He loves his crate and knows to go there when it's time for his foster to go to work, or when it's time for his meals. He hilariously likes to lay down and eat his food, really savoring the beauty of consistent meals!
Fred is very comfortable in his foster home with the other dogs, but still shy with people. He is really comfortable with his foster mom but still learning to take pets from strangers. He shrinks down when he is nervous. Fred has learned how to use the leash and gets better every time. His favorite things are chasing his foster siblings in the yard, or snuggling up with a chew toy in his dog bed. He also loves couch snuggles for movie time with his foster. He is potty trained.
Fred is required to go to a home with another dog. Another dog will help be a role model for him and show him how to continue building confidence. Fred matches the energy of other dogs extremely well. He can be playful, or he can mind his own business if he needs to. He enjoys snuggles with his furry siblings as much as he likes to snuggle next to his people!
Fred's ideal home is one with at least one other dog that will continue to show him the ropes and help him build confidence. The perfect adopter is one that will continue to give him time to warm up and create that special bond, and one who will continue teaching him how to be a normal dog by showing him humans are not so scary. Fred needs a fenced yard in his forever home so that he has a safe place to potty and play. He has been around kids and done well, but young children (less than 8 ish) may make him nervous, so ideally there are no young kids in his forever home. If you are looking for a quiet, laid back, beautiful dog who will continue making a beautiful transformation as he bonds with his forever family, Fred could be the perfect pup for you. Fred is fully vetted.
(Fred is located in Charleston, SC).
Maxwell
Meet Maxwell! This boy came to our rescue after being labeled a hospice case at the shelter. This was because he has a rare disease caused by ticks that is called Hepatozoonosis. It can cause breakdown of the body over time. The good news is that dogs can go into "remission" and live long, normal lives. After following recommended protocol, Maxwell appears to be in remission and ready for his forever home!
Fostered in a home with another male dog and two kids, Maxwell brings so much love to his foster family. He is friendly, goofy, loving, and kind. He loves to go for walks with his foster mom, and loves to hop on the couch for a snooze. He is a young adult and full grown around 55 pounds, so he is a great age and size. You don't have to worry about crate, potty, or leash training with this boy. He is so smart and well behaved! Despite everything he has been through, he always wears a smile, (literally, he loves to smile)! Maxwell has also undergone heartworm treatment and has recovered wonderfully.
Maxwell's ideal home is a loving one that will bring him love and comfort for the remainder of his life. The doctors believe he will live many years, but adopters must understand he may have flare ups that require some supplemental medications in the future if needed. We know that there is a family out there willing to bring a lot of love to this boy, and he will give it back in return. We are so glad he got his freedom and a chance at a happy, long life thanks to a foster family! He could be your family's new best friend!
(Maxwell is in Charleston, SC).
Fostered in a home with another male dog and two kids, Maxwell brings so much love to his foster family. He is friendly, goofy, loving, and kind. He loves to go for walks with his foster mom, and loves to hop on the couch for a snooze. He is a young adult and full grown around 55 pounds, so he is a great age and size. You don't have to worry about crate, potty, or leash training with this boy. He is so smart and well behaved! Despite everything he has been through, he always wears a smile, (literally, he loves to smile)! Maxwell has also undergone heartworm treatment and has recovered wonderfully.
Maxwell's ideal home is a loving one that will bring him love and comfort for the remainder of his life. The doctors believe he will live many years, but adopters must understand he may have flare ups that require some supplemental medications in the future if needed. We know that there is a family out there willing to bring a lot of love to this boy, and he will give it back in return. We are so glad he got his freedom and a chance at a happy, long life thanks to a foster family! He could be your family's new best friend!
(Maxwell is in Charleston, SC).
Lana
Meet Lana!
Lana is a senior mixed breed pup. She is full grown at about 45 pounds. Lana was pulled from a shelter because she was labeled as a hospice case. Her heartworm disease was so advanced and she also had multiple masses on her stomach. The shelter did not think she would survive, but we gave her a chance to anyway. Lana is no longer considered a hospice case. She has surprised us all and continuously shows us how grateful she is for her second chance.
Lana completed her heartworm treatment months ago and is already heartworm negative. She just recently completed her final hurdle and had a dental procedure to clean her teeth and remove bad ones. We also removed some of her growths on her skin. The doctors said she did great. Lana is now on the other side of her rescue journey. What started off as a life of neglect leading to health issues, has turned into a new future full of good health and lots of love.
We are not exaggerating when we say Lana is one of the best dogs we have ever met. She doesn't have accidents, chew, bark, get into things, and she doesn't need to be crated but will if she has to. She is truly incredible. She gets along with everyone, and she literally melts at your feet when showed attention. All she wants is love, and in turn has endless amounts to give back. Lana loves to sunbathe. If she isn't snoozing in the sun, she is snuggled up in a dog bed or on the couch. Lana also really enjoys going for adventures. We are adamant that she goes to home that will let her be a huge part of their life. She REALLY enjoys getting in the car and going for rides, and lays quietly in the back seat. She loves going places and saying hello to people, so a forever home that will allow her to have those adventures often is required. She had a rough start to life and deserves nothing more than to have her golden years be full of adventures and love! She would make a great dog for someone who wants a companion who will go to farmers markets, restaurants, the beach etc,.
Although Lana has made it to the other side of her rescue journey, her adopters must make sure they are on top of keeping her healthy and attending her annual (or bi annual) vet visits. She went through a lot, but we believe she has many golden years left to soak up all of the love she can get.
(Lana is located in Charleston, SC).
Lana is a senior mixed breed pup. She is full grown at about 45 pounds. Lana was pulled from a shelter because she was labeled as a hospice case. Her heartworm disease was so advanced and she also had multiple masses on her stomach. The shelter did not think she would survive, but we gave her a chance to anyway. Lana is no longer considered a hospice case. She has surprised us all and continuously shows us how grateful she is for her second chance.
Lana completed her heartworm treatment months ago and is already heartworm negative. She just recently completed her final hurdle and had a dental procedure to clean her teeth and remove bad ones. We also removed some of her growths on her skin. The doctors said she did great. Lana is now on the other side of her rescue journey. What started off as a life of neglect leading to health issues, has turned into a new future full of good health and lots of love.
We are not exaggerating when we say Lana is one of the best dogs we have ever met. She doesn't have accidents, chew, bark, get into things, and she doesn't need to be crated but will if she has to. She is truly incredible. She gets along with everyone, and she literally melts at your feet when showed attention. All she wants is love, and in turn has endless amounts to give back. Lana loves to sunbathe. If she isn't snoozing in the sun, she is snuggled up in a dog bed or on the couch. Lana also really enjoys going for adventures. We are adamant that she goes to home that will let her be a huge part of their life. She REALLY enjoys getting in the car and going for rides, and lays quietly in the back seat. She loves going places and saying hello to people, so a forever home that will allow her to have those adventures often is required. She had a rough start to life and deserves nothing more than to have her golden years be full of adventures and love! She would make a great dog for someone who wants a companion who will go to farmers markets, restaurants, the beach etc,.
Although Lana has made it to the other side of her rescue journey, her adopters must make sure they are on top of keeping her healthy and attending her annual (or bi annual) vet visits. She went through a lot, but we believe she has many golden years left to soak up all of the love she can get.
(Lana is located in Charleston, SC).
Millie (pending)
Meet Millie! Millie just joined our rescue so we are still learning about this girl. She came from the Blue Ridge Mountains when we visited a shelter in that area. She was found as a stray and is heartworm positive, so she is finishing up her heartworm treatment with us. Millie spent a weekend with our team members camping and even went for a short hike! She did very well hanging out in the camper van and also being crated as needed. She walks really well on a leash and does great out in public.
Millie is dog friendly but feels happier around dogs with calm energy. She likes to play when she gets warmed up. Millie is ver affectionate and loves people. She is a great medium size and has the softest blonde fur! Her little ears perk up when you talk to her. She is as beautiful on the inside as she is out! At this time she has not met kids or cats so we don't know how she would do.
Millie is already spayed and microchipped, and she is up to date on prevention. She is finishing up her heartworm treatment with us. She is available for adoption while she finishes her treatment (ideally a foster to adopt)!
(Millie is located in Charleston, SC).
Millie is dog friendly but feels happier around dogs with calm energy. She likes to play when she gets warmed up. Millie is ver affectionate and loves people. She is a great medium size and has the softest blonde fur! Her little ears perk up when you talk to her. She is as beautiful on the inside as she is out! At this time she has not met kids or cats so we don't know how she would do.
Millie is already spayed and microchipped, and she is up to date on prevention. She is finishing up her heartworm treatment with us. She is available for adoption while she finishes her treatment (ideally a foster to adopt)!
(Millie is located in Charleston, SC).
Beth
Meet Beth!
Beth is a young adult, approximately 3-4 years old, and full grown at 45 pounds. Beth has a sad story. She came into the shelter with her jaw ripped open and covered in scars. She thankfully healed up wonderfully. Despite whatever she went through, she was still incredibly friendly with people and dogs. She is fostered in a home with a lot of other dogs and a cat. She is very well behaved and loves her people and other animals.
Beth is fully vetted but is heartworm positive. She gets her heartworm treatment soon and will officially be adoptable after. Anyone interested in Beth can apply to foster-to-adopt as long as they are willing to transport her to treatment.
(Beth is located in Charleston, SC)
Beth is a young adult, approximately 3-4 years old, and full grown at 45 pounds. Beth has a sad story. She came into the shelter with her jaw ripped open and covered in scars. She thankfully healed up wonderfully. Despite whatever she went through, she was still incredibly friendly with people and dogs. She is fostered in a home with a lot of other dogs and a cat. She is very well behaved and loves her people and other animals.
Beth is fully vetted but is heartworm positive. She gets her heartworm treatment soon and will officially be adoptable after. Anyone interested in Beth can apply to foster-to-adopt as long as they are willing to transport her to treatment.
(Beth is located in Charleston, SC)
Basin
Meet Basin! This girl gets her name because she was found near Ace Basin with her two nursing puppies. We took them in and helped them avoid the shelter. Basin raised her puppies, watched them both get adopted, and then went through all of her medical care. She has completed her heartworm treatment and is ready to be adopted! Basin is believed to be a hound mix (your guess is as good as ours, her puppies were wild cards lol), and she is about 2-3 years old and about 55 pounds.
Basin is currently fostered in a home with other dogs and is very playful. She enjoys the companionship of other dogs, but she would probably be fine as an only dog as well, because she equally enjoys the companionship of her people. Basin would love a home where she could go for daily walks/runs to expel her energy. Once she has played/exercised, she is content snoozing on the couch or chewing on a bone. Basin is also crate, potty, and leash trained.
Basin is fully vetted and ready for her forever home. She is currently being fostered in an apartment so we believe she could thrive in any environment!
(Basin is located in Charleston, SC).
Basin is currently fostered in a home with other dogs and is very playful. She enjoys the companionship of other dogs, but she would probably be fine as an only dog as well, because she equally enjoys the companionship of her people. Basin would love a home where she could go for daily walks/runs to expel her energy. Once she has played/exercised, she is content snoozing on the couch or chewing on a bone. Basin is also crate, potty, and leash trained.
Basin is fully vetted and ready for her forever home. She is currently being fostered in an apartment so we believe she could thrive in any environment!
(Basin is located in Charleston, SC).
Cowboy (pending)
Meet Cowboy 🤠
We met this guy on our shelter tour at Dorchester Paws. We love to get the longest residents out and highlight them. He was the second longest resident of the shelter. Why? We couldn’t tell ya! This boy is amazing!
Cowboy is an adult hound and is probably around 4-5 years old. He is full grown at 58lbs. He is dog friendly, cat friendly, potty trained, crate trained, and leash trained. He is always happy. He is playful. He is quiet. He does great with all kinds of dogs. He is a young healthy boy and is beyond ready for a family.
We couldn’t leave him when we realized how amazing he was, and we hope that pulling him into a foster home will help speed up his adoption journey. His ideal family has at least one other dog. He is much more confident and happy when he has the companionship of a furry friend, but he loves his people too! He is ready to find his forever home!
(Cowboy is located in Charleston, SC).
We met this guy on our shelter tour at Dorchester Paws. We love to get the longest residents out and highlight them. He was the second longest resident of the shelter. Why? We couldn’t tell ya! This boy is amazing!
Cowboy is an adult hound and is probably around 4-5 years old. He is full grown at 58lbs. He is dog friendly, cat friendly, potty trained, crate trained, and leash trained. He is always happy. He is playful. He is quiet. He does great with all kinds of dogs. He is a young healthy boy and is beyond ready for a family.
We couldn’t leave him when we realized how amazing he was, and we hope that pulling him into a foster home will help speed up his adoption journey. His ideal family has at least one other dog. He is much more confident and happy when he has the companionship of a furry friend, but he loves his people too! He is ready to find his forever home!
(Cowboy is located in Charleston, SC).
Nikki
Meet Nikki! Nikki came to us from a hoarding case. She was shy at first, but is really blossoming with her foster. Don't let her pictures fool you, she is much smaller than she looks! At about 3 years old, Nikki is full grown at 26 pounds. Your breed guess is as good as ours! She appears to be a mix of many breeds.
Nikki is currently fostered in a home with another cat. She is doing well living with the cat. She has also met and played with many dogs. Since she came from a hoarding case, she lived in a home with many other dogs, but has also doing fine as a solo dog. She is crate, potty, and leash trained. Her foster has also been teaching her tricks such as sit and working on recall, she is a smart girl! She craves attention and snuggles and would make a great companion for any home.
Nikki is getting her final vaccines but is already spayed, microchipped, and up to date on prevention.
(Nikki is located in Charleston, SC)
Nikki is currently fostered in a home with another cat. She is doing well living with the cat. She has also met and played with many dogs. Since she came from a hoarding case, she lived in a home with many other dogs, but has also doing fine as a solo dog. She is crate, potty, and leash trained. Her foster has also been teaching her tricks such as sit and working on recall, she is a smart girl! She craves attention and snuggles and would make a great companion for any home.
Nikki is getting her final vaccines but is already spayed, microchipped, and up to date on prevention.
(Nikki is located in Charleston, SC)
Opie
Meet Opie!
Opie is a special guy who is officially ready to find his person/family. He came to us in January and we were told he was very timid because he had lived in a crate for two years. We quickly learned Opie had some fear reactivity. It didn’t scare us, and we knew he deserved a chance to work through it. He slowly has, and has built more trust with his foster family every single day.
Not long after saving Opie from the shelter, we received messages from people in his past life. We found out he was born in December of 2020. He lived with one family for two years before they faced hardships and rehomed him. Long story short, they had rehomed him with a friend, and apparently he wasn’t treated well. We were told that Opie had been locked in a crate for 24 hours a day, picked up by the skin of his neck, cut by a knife, and even left in a hot car once and almost died because of it. We were also contacted by this other person and were told the first family abandoned Opie. We don’t know what is true. We do know that over time, Opie developed fear reactivity - can you blame him? - and then he wound up at the shelter.
Opie has never had a true home with people he could trust in his 4 years. He has experienced a life of hardships, abandonment, and a life where he never guaranteed to live without pain or fear. We have worked really hard to show Opie that he doesn’t have to fear for his safety. He won’t feel pain again. He won’t have to wonder when his next bathroom break will be, or if he has to relieve himself in his crate. He won’t have to wonder if his people are never coming home. He won’t have to wonder if a human is reaching down if it’s to pet him or hurt him. He will never have to worry about those things or know a life of neglect ever again. It’s time to find this boy a real family. One that will continue to help him trust and build more confidence each day. Opie thrives with a structured routine. He’s very active and loves a fenced yard to zoomie in. He also loves going for adventures. He can be wary of strangers. Kids would likely make him nervous, so no kids in the home is required. He has prey drive, so we suggest a home without cats or small critters. He is dog friendly but can play rough, so he would do great with a dog not intimated by his play style, or as an only dog with occasional play dates with others. He loves snuggles and loves adventures, and will make someone a great dog. Let’s find him a GREAT human!
Opie is 4 years old and full grown at 28 pounds. We did a DNA test and he is mostly cattle dog and dachshund. He is neutered, fully vaccinated, microchipped, and UTD on prevention.
(Opie is located in Charleston, SC).
Opie is a special guy who is officially ready to find his person/family. He came to us in January and we were told he was very timid because he had lived in a crate for two years. We quickly learned Opie had some fear reactivity. It didn’t scare us, and we knew he deserved a chance to work through it. He slowly has, and has built more trust with his foster family every single day.
Not long after saving Opie from the shelter, we received messages from people in his past life. We found out he was born in December of 2020. He lived with one family for two years before they faced hardships and rehomed him. Long story short, they had rehomed him with a friend, and apparently he wasn’t treated well. We were told that Opie had been locked in a crate for 24 hours a day, picked up by the skin of his neck, cut by a knife, and even left in a hot car once and almost died because of it. We were also contacted by this other person and were told the first family abandoned Opie. We don’t know what is true. We do know that over time, Opie developed fear reactivity - can you blame him? - and then he wound up at the shelter.
Opie has never had a true home with people he could trust in his 4 years. He has experienced a life of hardships, abandonment, and a life where he never guaranteed to live without pain or fear. We have worked really hard to show Opie that he doesn’t have to fear for his safety. He won’t feel pain again. He won’t have to wonder when his next bathroom break will be, or if he has to relieve himself in his crate. He won’t have to wonder if his people are never coming home. He won’t have to wonder if a human is reaching down if it’s to pet him or hurt him. He will never have to worry about those things or know a life of neglect ever again. It’s time to find this boy a real family. One that will continue to help him trust and build more confidence each day. Opie thrives with a structured routine. He’s very active and loves a fenced yard to zoomie in. He also loves going for adventures. He can be wary of strangers. Kids would likely make him nervous, so no kids in the home is required. He has prey drive, so we suggest a home without cats or small critters. He is dog friendly but can play rough, so he would do great with a dog not intimated by his play style, or as an only dog with occasional play dates with others. He loves snuggles and loves adventures, and will make someone a great dog. Let’s find him a GREAT human!
Opie is 4 years old and full grown at 28 pounds. We did a DNA test and he is mostly cattle dog and dachshund. He is neutered, fully vaccinated, microchipped, and UTD on prevention.
(Opie is located in Charleston, SC).
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Duke
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Brock
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Raspberry
Meet Raspberry, a sweet and bouncy 14-week-old mixed breed puppy who is full of energy and ready to bring endless joy into your home!
Raspberry was pulled from a rural shelter after being found as a stray. This playful girl loves being the center of attention and enjoys spending time with both people and other dogs. Whether she’s chasing toys, running around, or just being a part of the action, Raspberry is on the go and eager to keep busy. She’s fearless and curious, ready to explore new things with confidence. Raspberry is also the type of puppy who will follow you around the house, eager to see what you’re up to and never wanting to miss out on the fun. She thrives in the company of other dogs, so she would do best in a home where she has a furry playmate to keep her entertained. Raspberry is crate trained and is doing great with her potty training, continuing to improve each day. After a fun play session, she loves nothing more than a good belly rub and will happily chill on the couch with you, snuggling in for some much-needed relaxation. We imagine Raspberry will be a medium breed dog when full grown.
She is social, affectionate, and loves to be around both people and dogs, making her a perfect addition to a family who can keep up with her energy. Raspberry would benefit from a home where she can get plenty of exercise, playtime, and love. If you’re looking for a curious, loving, and energetic puppy to join your family, Raspberry might be the perfect fit. She can’t wait to find her forever home!
Raspberry is spayed, microchipped, and is up to date on vaccinations and prevention.
Raspberry was pulled from a rural shelter after being found as a stray. This playful girl loves being the center of attention and enjoys spending time with both people and other dogs. Whether she’s chasing toys, running around, or just being a part of the action, Raspberry is on the go and eager to keep busy. She’s fearless and curious, ready to explore new things with confidence. Raspberry is also the type of puppy who will follow you around the house, eager to see what you’re up to and never wanting to miss out on the fun. She thrives in the company of other dogs, so she would do best in a home where she has a furry playmate to keep her entertained. Raspberry is crate trained and is doing great with her potty training, continuing to improve each day. After a fun play session, she loves nothing more than a good belly rub and will happily chill on the couch with you, snuggling in for some much-needed relaxation. We imagine Raspberry will be a medium breed dog when full grown.
She is social, affectionate, and loves to be around both people and dogs, making her a perfect addition to a family who can keep up with her energy. Raspberry would benefit from a home where she can get plenty of exercise, playtime, and love. If you’re looking for a curious, loving, and energetic puppy to join your family, Raspberry might be the perfect fit. She can’t wait to find her forever home!
Raspberry is spayed, microchipped, and is up to date on vaccinations and prevention.
Chloe
Meet adoptable Chloe!
Chloe came to us from a rural shelter and appeared to be in terrible condition. Thankfully her condition was surface level, and after a few much needed baths, a professional grooming, and her vet visits, we realized she was actually in pretty great shape. Chloe is estimated to be around 7-8 years old, and she is full grown at 57 pounds (and working on losing a few)! We have no idea what Chloe's breed is. At first we thought she as a westie mix, but she is not westie sized lol!
Chloe is an easy going gal looking for an easy going home and lifestyle. She isn't big on exercise and prefers short walks for potty time, or a small yard to do her business, then she heads right back in for the dog bed. Despite her love for lounging, we do catch her doing the occasional zoomies when excited (usually over food if you can believe that)! Chloe is crate trained but doesn't use a crate in her foster home. She can be trusted out, so she sleeps in the office when unattended. She is not destructive and completely potty trained. She walks great on the leash and doesn't mind meeting new dogs and people out in public. She has been a rockstar at our events! Chloe would do well with other dogs or as the only dog. She can be cat tested upon request. Her ideal home is one without kids due to her desire for a calm home environment.
Chloe has a spay scar so we believe she was spayed in her younger years. She is heartworm negative, fully vaccinated, and up to date on prevention. We did proceed with a dental cleaning which led to multiple tooth extractions. The doctor does recommend a recheck on her teeth in about 6 months, but Chloe is already feeling so much better after getting her teeth taken care of and is now in great health.
Chloe came to us from a rural shelter and appeared to be in terrible condition. Thankfully her condition was surface level, and after a few much needed baths, a professional grooming, and her vet visits, we realized she was actually in pretty great shape. Chloe is estimated to be around 7-8 years old, and she is full grown at 57 pounds (and working on losing a few)! We have no idea what Chloe's breed is. At first we thought she as a westie mix, but she is not westie sized lol!
Chloe is an easy going gal looking for an easy going home and lifestyle. She isn't big on exercise and prefers short walks for potty time, or a small yard to do her business, then she heads right back in for the dog bed. Despite her love for lounging, we do catch her doing the occasional zoomies when excited (usually over food if you can believe that)! Chloe is crate trained but doesn't use a crate in her foster home. She can be trusted out, so she sleeps in the office when unattended. She is not destructive and completely potty trained. She walks great on the leash and doesn't mind meeting new dogs and people out in public. She has been a rockstar at our events! Chloe would do well with other dogs or as the only dog. She can be cat tested upon request. Her ideal home is one without kids due to her desire for a calm home environment.
Chloe has a spay scar so we believe she was spayed in her younger years. She is heartworm negative, fully vaccinated, and up to date on prevention. We did proceed with a dental cleaning which led to multiple tooth extractions. The doctor does recommend a recheck on her teeth in about 6 months, but Chloe is already feeling so much better after getting her teeth taken care of and is now in great health.
Cubbie
Hi! My name is Cubbie and I got my name because the ladies who saved me from the shelter told me I looked like a little black bear cub. I didn't have much hair due to something called "mange", but those same ladies have taken great care of me and helped it grow back! I am looking better every day. While my hair has grown, so have my ears and body! I am a healthy, growing puppy. The vets cannot figure out what I am, but they think I'll be a medium size when I'm full grown. My big labrador foster brother makes me look even more tiny!
I am a snuggly boy with lots of love to give. I love to play with my doggy friends and the tiny humans in my foster home. I could be a great addition to your family! My foster mom says I'm doing amazing with my crate and potty training. I'm such a smart boy.
Those rescue ladies have my final vaccines and neuter scheduled, but I am able to be adopted prior to those final appointments as long as my adopters transport me there. If you're interested in meeting me, please fill out an adoption application!
(Cubbie is located in Daniel Island, SC - Charleston area)
I am a snuggly boy with lots of love to give. I love to play with my doggy friends and the tiny humans in my foster home. I could be a great addition to your family! My foster mom says I'm doing amazing with my crate and potty training. I'm such a smart boy.
Those rescue ladies have my final vaccines and neuter scheduled, but I am able to be adopted prior to those final appointments as long as my adopters transport me there. If you're interested in meeting me, please fill out an adoption application!
(Cubbie is located in Daniel Island, SC - Charleston area)
Leroy
Meet Leroy! He and his brother were surrendered to a shelter in rough condition. They were SO nervous there. Leroy has been in a foster home separate from his brother and has been doing very well. We believe he is about 3 years old and full grown at about 13 pounds.
Leroy is a very calm and gentle boy. He is very laid back and not big on playing/exercising. He is a lap dog in every sense! He wants to be close to his people as much as possible. He is doing really great with his crate and potty training. He is still working on building confidence on the leash. Leroy is nervous with loud sounds and would love a quiet and laid back home to call his own. His ideal home has humans that are home more often than not. Leroy's adopters must be willing to have patience while he continues to bond and build more confidence. He will also require regular grooming for the rest of his life since he is a Yorkie and has long hair.
Leroy is dog and cat friendly, but prefers other calm dogs as he isn't a big fan of playing. He is neutered, microchipped, heartworm negative, and up to date on vaccinations and prevention.
Leroy is a very calm and gentle boy. He is very laid back and not big on playing/exercising. He is a lap dog in every sense! He wants to be close to his people as much as possible. He is doing really great with his crate and potty training. He is still working on building confidence on the leash. Leroy is nervous with loud sounds and would love a quiet and laid back home to call his own. His ideal home has humans that are home more often than not. Leroy's adopters must be willing to have patience while he continues to bond and build more confidence. He will also require regular grooming for the rest of his life since he is a Yorkie and has long hair.
Leroy is dog and cat friendly, but prefers other calm dogs as he isn't a big fan of playing. He is neutered, microchipped, heartworm negative, and up to date on vaccinations and prevention.
Lily (pending)
Meet Lily!
Lily found herself in a huge animal shelter in Charlotte, NC. She was labeled at risk for euthanasia because of how terrified she was. She would snap when scared. We knew she deserved a chance, and she has since been thriving in a foster home!
Lily is a funny and quirky girl. She is a chiuahah mix and full grown at about 8 pounds. She is an adorable golden color with soft and silky hair. She is intelligent and loving. She has been doing great with her crate, potty, and leash training. She is currently fostered in an apartment with another small dog. Her foster sibling is very playful, so it took her some time to warm up, but she now enjoys playing. She does great in the apartment setting and has built more confidence on her leash walks everyday. Lily would do great in just about any home, with or without other dogs. She has not been cat tested. Her ideal home doesn't have kids in it since she is still nervous with loud noises/quick movements. She prefers a quiet home where she can get as much love and attention from her people as possible! This girl has a ton of love to give.
Lily is spayed, microchipped, heartworm negative, and up to date on vaccinations and prevention.
Lily found herself in a huge animal shelter in Charlotte, NC. She was labeled at risk for euthanasia because of how terrified she was. She would snap when scared. We knew she deserved a chance, and she has since been thriving in a foster home!
Lily is a funny and quirky girl. She is a chiuahah mix and full grown at about 8 pounds. She is an adorable golden color with soft and silky hair. She is intelligent and loving. She has been doing great with her crate, potty, and leash training. She is currently fostered in an apartment with another small dog. Her foster sibling is very playful, so it took her some time to warm up, but she now enjoys playing. She does great in the apartment setting and has built more confidence on her leash walks everyday. Lily would do great in just about any home, with or without other dogs. She has not been cat tested. Her ideal home doesn't have kids in it since she is still nervous with loud noises/quick movements. She prefers a quiet home where she can get as much love and attention from her people as possible! This girl has a ton of love to give.
Lily is spayed, microchipped, heartworm negative, and up to date on vaccinations and prevention.
Grace
Meet Grace!
This adorable senior gal was pulled from a hoarding case. We found out she had a microchip and learned she had been rehomed to this hoarder, unbeknownst the circumstances, but despite her family finding out about this when the hoarder was arrested, they didn't want her back. Grace came to us instead, and she has been thriving in foster care.
Grace is 11 years old, but still has a lot of pep in her step and many golden years left. She is in great health. She is incredibly smart, calm, and loyal. She picked up on her foster family's routine very quickly. She learned how to sit and lay down in a matter of days. She is crate, potty, and leash trained. She is very low energy and very quiet. She would thrive in a laid back home. She would be a great addition for someone looking for an easy going dog who would make a great companion. Grace is dog friendly. She has not been cat or kid tested. Grace's ideal home will give her all the love and make time for walks/car rides that she loves so much.
Grace is spayed, microchipped, heartworm negative, and up to date on vaccinations and preventions.
This adorable senior gal was pulled from a hoarding case. We found out she had a microchip and learned she had been rehomed to this hoarder, unbeknownst the circumstances, but despite her family finding out about this when the hoarder was arrested, they didn't want her back. Grace came to us instead, and she has been thriving in foster care.
Grace is 11 years old, but still has a lot of pep in her step and many golden years left. She is in great health. She is incredibly smart, calm, and loyal. She picked up on her foster family's routine very quickly. She learned how to sit and lay down in a matter of days. She is crate, potty, and leash trained. She is very low energy and very quiet. She would thrive in a laid back home. She would be a great addition for someone looking for an easy going dog who would make a great companion. Grace is dog friendly. She has not been cat or kid tested. Grace's ideal home will give her all the love and make time for walks/car rides that she loves so much.
Grace is spayed, microchipped, heartworm negative, and up to date on vaccinations and preventions.
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