ADOPTABLE ANIMALS
These are the animals currently available for adoption.
If you are interested in adopting or fostering any of these animals,
please click on the "Adopt" or "Foster" button(s) and submit your application.
Meet Jazzy — a brave, beautiful girl ready to start her next chapter with a family of her own.
Jazzy has that rare balance everyone hopes for: the heart of a cuddlebug and the spirit of an adventurer. She’s gentle, affectionate, and happiest when she’s curled up beside her people, soaking in love and giving it right back. But when it’s time to get moving, Jazzy is all in — exploring new places, enjoying playtime, and embracing every little moment of life.
Her loyal nature makes her the kind of companion who truly bonds with her family. She wants to be part of your everyday — the quiet evenings, the weekend outings, and everything in between.
With her athletic build and playful energy, Jazzy would love a home that includes activity and fun, but she also knows how to slow down and simply be present. She’s smart, eager to please, and a joy to work with, making her a wonderful partner for continued training and new experiences.
Jazzy would do best as the only dog in the home, where she can soak up all the attention and truly shine as the center of her family’s world seeing as she forms strong bonds with her people.
Jazzy isn’t just looking for a home — she’s looking for her people.
Open your heart to Ms. Jazzy, and she’ll fill your life with loyalty, laughter, and a whole lot of love. 🐾
Clover — also known as Maxx — is a tiny survivor with a big personality. Rescued through ARF from the Wayne County Pound in Jesup, this under-15-pound Frenchie is ready to trade his past for a future filled with love.
Around three years old, Clover has that classic Frenchie charm: expressive eyes, an adorable black-and-brown coat, and a playful spirit that keeps life interesting. He isn’t a couch potato — this little guy enjoys staying active, exploring, and being part of whatever his people are doing. His sweet, social nature makes him a fun companion for an engaged household.
A securely fenced yard is a priority so Clover can safely burn off energy and continue building confidence. He’s done well so far around cats and other dogs, though like any new pet, he’ll need thoughtful introductions and time to adjust to his new routine.
Clover is still polishing his potty training skills but is learning quickly. During his adjustment period, feeding separately — such as in a crate with a slow-feed bowl — will help him feel secure and set him up for success.
He has received veterinary care at Wolfe Animal Hospital, is fully vaccinated, neutered, and on monthly heartworm prevention — meaning he’s healthy, cared for, and ready to start his next chapter.
Clover (Maxx) isn’t just looking for a home — he’s looking for a family ready to embrace his energy, his sweetness, and his fresh start. If you’re searching for a small dog with a big heart, Clover is ready to meet you. 🐾
Milo is the quiet sweetheart of the bunch.
His coat practically sparkles in the sun, but his gentle personality is what really stands out.
With several siblings around, Milo sometimes gets overlooked — but give him a moment and he warms up beautifully.
He’s about 5 months old, waiting on his neuter in March before adoption.
He’s working on potty training and absolutely loves being petted.
If you want a soft, sensitive companion who bonds deeply, Milo is your guy.
Lilly's cute ears are just waiting to hear someone say she’s adopted.
She’s about 4 months old and a little shy at first, but Lilly gives so much love once she feels safe.
She’s playful, affectionate, and learning potty training — though the cold has slowed things down.
She’ll be ready to go home after her spay in March, and her future family is going to get a gentle, loving girl.
Otis is a certified human magnet. If cuddling were an Olympic sport, he’d bring home gold.
One of six from the same litter, Otis has gorgeous copper-reddish fur with white on his chest and toes, plus those piercing eyes that make you pick him up immediately.
He enjoys playing with his siblings, but what he really wants is to be close to his people.
He can sit for treats, is doing great with house training, and would much rather be carried than walk on a leash — though he’s a quick learner once practice resumes.
Frankie is a handsome seven-year-old Beagle–Dachshund mix whose journey hasn’t always been easy — but he’s beginning to discover that the best chapters of his life are still ahead.
He’s the kind of dog who blossoms with patience. Frankie simply needs a family willing to give him the time, grace, and space to settle in at his own pace. In the right home, his gentle personality quietly shines.
Frankie would thrive in a calm, quieter environment where he can relax, feel safe, and enjoy the simple comforts of daily life — soft beds, slow mornings, and a person nearby. Beneath his cautious exterior is a loving soul who is learning how good it feels to trust.
A securely fenced yard is essential for Frankie, giving him the freedom to explore safely and build confidence in his surroundings.
For someone patient and kind, Frankie offers something incredibly special: the chance to watch a dog heal, grow, and form a deep, meaningful bond. If you’re ready to provide the stability he deserves, Frankie would love the opportunity to meet you. 🐾
Honey is as soft as her name — her coat looks like suede with the sweetest little patch of white on her chest. She can be a bit shy at first, but once she trusts you, her playful and affectionate side shines.
At just 5 months old, Honey is learning the ropes of puppy life. She’s working on potty training (winter weather hasn’t helped!) and is waiting on her spay in March before heading home.
If you’re patient and love the quiet cuddlebugs, Honey will absolutely melt into your heart.
Ivy is a total showstopper. Her mostly white coat, paired with copper markings over her eyes and back, makes her impossible to miss.
She’s full of joyful puppy energy — running, tumbling, and announcing playtime with excited little barks.
Ivy already knows how to sit pretty for treats and is nearly house-trained. Leash training is in progress (thanks, winter), but she’s eager to learn.
With five siblings competing for attention, Ivy soaks up every bit of love she can get — and she gives it right back.
She truly loves people.
Hazel is pure puppy charm. With both of her parents measuring around 27" tell. she’s expected to be a wonderful medium-sized companion.
She’s already had her first puppy shots and is on track for her spay in March — which means she should be ready for her forever home very soon.
Sweet, curious, and adorable, Hazel is right in that perfect stage where every day is a new adventure.