Olive is a truly special girl who is looking for a new home through no fault of her own. She’s a smart, affectionate, and beautifully well-mannered hound who already knows what it means to be a beloved family dog — and she’s hoping for the chance to be one again.

Olive is about 3 years old and weighs 43 lbs. She’s highly treat-motivated and knows an impressive list of commands including sit, down, wait, back it up, leave it, and crate. She’s fully potty trained, follows a consistent meal and potty schedule, and sleeps soundly through the night in her crate. She also does great with her trusted pet sitters, showing just how adaptable and trusting she is.

She loves her walks, basking in the sunshine, and curling up next to you as your loyal TV-time companion. Olive enjoys gentle affection, belly rubs once she’s comfortable, and happily entertains herself with stuffed toys and nylon chews. One of her sweetest quirks is her happy howl — a little song she sings when she sees you or knows dinner is coming.

Calm, loyal, and quietly playful, Olive thrives with love, structure, and companionship. She’s already the kind of dog people hope for — well-adjusted, affectionate, and eager to belong.

Olive isn’t starting over because she did anything wrong. She just needs someone willing to open their heart and give her the forever she deserves. If you’re looking for a devoted companion who will appreciate every bit of love you give, Olive is ready and waiting.

Meet Buddy – Our Little Miracle Boy!'s Story

Buddy is a 4-year-old, 38 lb sweetheart who is quite literally a walking miracle. After sustaining a severe pelvic fracture (likely from being hit by a car), it’s amazing that Buddy is even able to walk at all — and yet here he is, bravely taking steps and getting stronger every single day.

His legs aren’t perfectly steady yet, but Buddy is determined. With gentle encouragement, patience, and love, he continues to improve and show just how resilient he truly is. He goes potty normally, enjoys his short walks, and is learning how to trust his body again.

Buddy is looking for a special adopter — someone kind, patient, and compassionate who understands that healing isn’t always linear and that progress sometimes comes in tiny, beautiful steps. He may have future needs, but what he gives in return is something rare: deep gratitude, quiet devotion, and the chance to watch a soul rebuild.

Buddy doesn’t need perfection.
He just needs someone who believes in him as much as he’s trying to believe in himself.