Tracker is a 1.5-year-old, 45-lb sweet hound boy who somehow missed the memo that dogs are family, not disposable gear. Luckily, he found his way into rescue and is now ready for a real home — complete with love, adventures and maybe a couch he’s supposed to be on!

Tracker is everything you’d expect from a young hound:
• Friendly
• Affectionate
• Active
• Playful & sweet


He’s dog-friendly, social, and genuinely happy to be around people. He leans into pets, flashes those soulful hound eyes, and would absolutely follow you anywhere… especially if snacks are involved.

Because Tracker spent his early life outdoors, he’ll need to learn the finer points of house living — things like what doors are, why couches are amazing, and that the TV is not, in fact, a wild animal. He’s smart, eager, and young enough to learn quickly with structure, patience, and routine.

The ideal home for Tracker:
• Someone who appreciates hound energy and hound humor
• A secure yard or commitment to regular walks/sniffari adventures
• A family ready to teach him how good indoor life can be

Tracker is neutered, treated for heartworm, microchipped and up to date on vet care!
He’s so ready to trade his abandoned past for a future full of stability, love, and maybe his very own dog bed (or three).

If you’re looking for a loyal, fun-loving hound who will keep life interesting and your heart full — Tracker is ready to track you down.

Oh and his adoption fee is sponsored by a hound loving donor!

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.

Carson is a 3-year-old, 18-lb beagle–dachshund mix with the sweetest heart you could imagine. He is blind, a condition we believe happened spontaneously but that hasn’t affected his sweet nature.

This little guy is calm, gentle, and incredibly well-mannered. He’s a quiet companion who seems to be potty trained, settles easily, and doesn’t ask for much — a soft bed, a predictable routine, and a patient human who will let him feel safe and secure.

Carson is the kind of dog who will melt into you when you sit down, who listens closely, and who reminds you that love doesn’t need to be loud to be powerful. He would thrive in a calm home where kindness and consistency come easily.

If you’re looking for a low-key, affectionate best friend who will love you with his whole heart, Carson is truly the best boy waiting for you.

Henley is 1.5 years old and weighs about 45 pounds—and despite his young age, he’s already been given up on three times. Not because he’s bad. Not because he’s aggressive. But because Henley is a big puppy with a big heart who needs guidance, patience, and someone willing to show up for him.

Henley is affectionate, loyal, playful, and deeply devoted to his person. He bonds hard and loves fully. He’s the kind of dog who wants to be with you—on hikes, adventures, road trips, and quiet nights at home once his needs are met. As an adventure companion, he’s incredible.

Henley will do best as a solo dog, where he can focus on his person and continue building confidence. He thrives with structure and routine and needs an adopter committed to crate training to help him feel secure and successful. Someone with breed experience—or who understands that smart, active dogs need both mental and physical outlets—will truly see him shine.

This isn’t a “set it and forget it” dog. Henley needs someone willing to invest time, consistency, and love (and possibly professional training). In return, you’ll get a fiercely loyal best friend who will give you everything he has.

Henley hasn’t failed anyone—he’s just been waiting for the person who won’t give up.

If you’re looking for a dog to grow with, work with, and build a real partnership with… Henley is worth it.