Meet Annie, the life of the party! When Annie is around people and other dogs, she struts around, giving everyone playful hellos. This social butterfly is all about interacting, and she does her "rounds" with lots of excitement and pizazz. Her real best friend at her temporary home in the South is a similarly-sized male dog, so we could see her living her best life with a playmate (preferably male, too, since she doesn't love the competition of another Queen Bee) in her forever home. She loves a good pet almost as much as a good party. Annie has undergone heartworm treatment, and we're pretty sure she's in the clear, but are waiting on the final results. If you want to foster or adopt this precocious personality, apply to foster or adopt today! Please note: Our dogs are rescued from high-kill situations in the South and brought up to New England for foster and/or adoption. We are entirely volunteer-run and foster-based, so we do not have a physical facility, and we cannot guarantee a dog is housebroken or cat/kid-tested. Pre-approved adopters can arrange a meet and greet for dogs over 6 months old who are already in New England, and the adopter is expected to travel to the dog's location. Applications must be submitted at HarveysHope.org for consideration. We estimate it will be 1-2 weeks before you hear from one of our volunteers, depending on volume at the time of submission. Thank you! show less

Aurelia is a resilient lady who is ready to find her family! Her name means "the golden one" which is fitting because she has a heart of gold.  This 5-year-old pit mix is a funny girl who can be found shaking her toys around on the lawn. She loves, loves, loves food, and truly enjoys keeping humans company. Aurelia was abandoned in the woods with her baby, Plum, who was adopted earlier this year. When we found her, Aurelia was completely emaciated and heartworm positive with serious gastric issues that have taken months of special food to try to fix due to the damage it did to her body. While she is still on special food, she's been recovering really well and will be finally ready to come up north this summer to a foster or adopter. Please note: Our dogs are rescued from high-kill situations in the South and brought up to New England for foster and/or adoption. We are entirely volunteer-run and foster-based, so we do not have a physical facility, and we cannot guarantee a dog is housebroken or cat/kid-tested. Pre-approved adopters can arrange a meet and greet for dogs over 6 months old who already in New England, and the adopter is expected to travel to the dog's location. Applications must be submitted at HarveysHope.org for consideration. We estimate it will be 1-2 weeks before you hear from one of our volunteers, depending on volume at the time of submission. Thank you! show less

Looking for a loving sidekick? Balboa might be your guy! This incredibly sweet 5-7-year-old dog loves hanging his head out of the window on car rides, accepting lots of treats, and rolling in the grass. He just wants to be with you no matter what! While Balboa didn't always have it easy, he's gotten overcome a lot with his strong, joyful spirit. Balboa came to us paralyzed because he was shot with a BB gun. The BB is still in him, as it would do more damage to remove, but Balboa didn't let that dampen his enthusiasm. While he initially lost a ton of muscle mass, he's a fighter and is doing good on recovery, walking on his own. He has just successfully completed his heartworm treatment at our vet in South Carolina, so he is ready for his furever home! Apply to foster or adopt the sweetest boy ever today! Please note: Our dogs are rescued from high-kill situations in the South and brought up to New England for foster and/or adoption. We are entirely volunteer-run and foster-based, so we do not have a physical facility, and we cannot guarantee a dog is housebroken or cat/kid-tested. Pre-approved adopters can arrange a meet and greet for dogs over 6 months old who already in New England, and the adopter is expected to travel to the dog's location. Applications must be submitted at HarveysHope.org for consideration. We estimate it will be 1-2 weeks before you hear from one of our volunteers, depending on volume at the time of submission. Thank you! show less

Bambi is approximately 8 years old and is looking for her forever home. She is good with other dogs smaller than her once proper introductions are completed. She is learning some basic manners with our South Carolina boarding partner while she waits for her forever! Unfortunately, it is evident that Bambi was abused in the past and is extremely submissive upon corrections for unwanted behavior. She will drop to the ground as if you are going to hurt her, even with a verbal "no" or if you redirect her mouthiness with a plush toy. She will need to work with a behaviorist in her new home. She would do best in a home with another submissive dog or as the only dog getting all of the loving. She would not do well with a cat or children under 10 years old. She really dislikes having her picture taken, but we promise she is happy! This 55lb mama gave birth in Texas to a litter of puppies who were eaten alive by fire ants. Her one surviving pup, Flower, was adopted and now that Bambi has completed her heartworm treatment, she eagerly awaits a home of her own. Please apply to foster or adopt this mama today! Please note: Our dogs are rescued from high-kill situations in the South and brought up to New England for foster and/or adoption. We are entirely volunteer-run and foster-based, so we do not have a physical facility, and we cannot guarantee a dog is housebroken or cat/kid-tested. Pre-approved adopters can arrange a meet and greet for dogs over 6 months old who already in New England, and the adopter is expected to travel to the dog's location. Applications must be submitted at HarveysHope.org for consideration. We estimate it will be 1-2 weeks before you hear from one of our volunteers, depending on volume at the time of submission. Thank you! show less

Blizzard is an outstanding husky dude with all of the wonderful weirdness of the husky breed and a bonus side of actual listening, including coming when called! I know, right, we can't believe it either...lol. Blizzard is a husky lover's dream, he's everything we love about the breed, but this also means he may be a bit too quirky for casual dog owners who are suckered in by those dreamy blue eyes and stellar good looks. Blizzard is around 5 years old with moderate energy, a leggy, larger size build, and a tight, plush coat. He's a goofy dude with many silly expressions and a penchant for plastering those triangle husky ears flat to his head in the most adorable fashion. Blizz is housebroken, crate trained, and fully vetted. He's good around the house, non-destructive, and tends to like to hang out where his people are without having separation anxiety issues. He does prefer a larger size wire crate and will show signs of containment anxiety in a smaller crate or a plastic crate, so a wire crate of at least 42" long is a necessity. Blizzard loves toys and is decent at sharing the fun once he's had a minute to be suspicious about your intentions of taking his prize away. He tends to be pretty vocal in play, but of course, he is, because husky. Around the house he's generally quiet until he needs something, then the husky noises come out to play. Drama? Of course, there's drama, he's a husky! All in all, his drama is amusing, he's not particularly prone to tantrums and is compliant for brushing, bathing, and normal husbandry stuff. He does have a smidge of resource ownership over a food bowl while he's eating, but it's easy to work around and falls into the category of husky quirks more than problem behavior. Blizzard loves to play and does some excellent zoomies, but he's not super high energy; a few trips around the yard once or twice a day seems to satisfy him. He gets along with other dogs with the fairly typical husky suspicious nature when it comes to making new friends. He's not at all ugly, but he will be standoffish with a new pal and watch them for a bit before he decides if they are worthy husky playmates. Blizzard's pack mentality is pretty well developed, so suspicion is to be expected. We think he'd do best with dogs who are at least medium-size or larger, as small breeds and cats would probably not appreciate his play style. Our boy's perfect match would be someone who's got husky experience, but he could also go to a bonafide dog person who has experience with other opinionated breeds. His ideal person would be someone who is already familiar with positive reinforcement training, he's not the kind of guy who will be tolerant of a heavy hand. Blizzard is more of a furry housemate with thoughts and opinions on the way things should be done than a basic life accessory dog who blends into the background. He forms a very strong bond with his person and is an absolute delight to live with, but he's a husky and they're a lifestyle, so we're going to hold out for a stellar match for this amazing guy. Sound like your kinda dog? Apply today! Please note: Our dogs are rescued from high-kill situations in the South and brought up to New England for foster and/or adoption. We are entirely volunteer-run and foster-based, so we do not have a physical facility, and we cannot guarantee a dog is housebroken or cat/kid-tested. Pre-approved adopters can arrange a meet and greet for dogs over 6 months old who already in New England, and the adopter is expected to travel to the dog's location. Applications must be submitted at HarveysHope.org for consideration. We estimate it will be 1-2 weeks before you hear from one of our volunteers, depending on volume at the time of submission. Thank you! show less

Camo (FKA Pugsy) can blend into any situation! This almost-two-year-old Beagle mix is the most kind-hearted dog, and despite weighing 36 pounds, considers himself a lap dog. Camo loves creatures of all kinds- cats, dog-savvy older kids, men, women, and dogs. He just loves everything about life does not have a mean bone in his body. He thoroughly enjoys playing with toys and long walks (with a harness). This sweetheart lived with a family for the last year or so, but they no longer felt like they could give him the life he deserves, so he has moved in with one of our fosters in New England until we can find him a family who has the time to give him the love he deserves. If you think this good boy would make a good addition to your family, get your application in! Please note: Our dogs are rescued from high-kill situations in the South and brought up to New England for foster and/or adoption. We are entirely volunteer-run and foster-based, so we do not have a physical facility, and we cannot guarantee a dog is housebroken or cat/kid-tested. Pre-approved adopters can arrange a meet and greet for dogs over 6 months old who are already in New England, and the adopter is expected to travel to the dog's location. Applications must be submitted at HarveysHope.org for consideration. We estimate it will be 1-2 weeks before you hear from one of our volunteers, depending on volume at the time of submission. Thank you! show less

Cleveland is a sweet, playful pup, just like his brothers. The vet has dubbed them coonhound mixes, though we have to say, they're pretty quiet for hounds! Cleveland loves to cuddle and play with people and pups alike. This pup has already traveled quite a bit - born in Texas and now in Georgia, where he'll stay until he's 4-5 months old and ready for adoption in August in New England. If you want this cutie to be a part of your family, get your application in today! Please note: Our dogs are rescued from high-kill situations in the South and brought up to New England for foster and/or adoption. We are entirely volunteer-run and foster-based, so we do not have a physical facility, and we cannot guarantee a dog is housebroken or cat/kid-tested. Pre-approved adopters can arrange a meet and greet for dogs over 6 months old who already in New England, and the adopter is expected to travel to the dog's location. Applications must be submitted at HarveysHope.org for consideration. We estimate it will be 1-2 weeks before you hear from one of our volunteers, depending on volume at the time of submission. Thank you! show less

Cole (fka Pepperoni) is a little bit like most of us after the past year- introverted and unsure he's ready to be social. At just three years old, Cole is a super shy boy who is looking for an experienced adopter to take it slow. He may take a moment to realize he can trust you, but once he comes around, he'll let you pet him, and he's sweeter than sugar. He is friendly and doesn't show aggression with the other dogs at his current foster home in South Carolina, but often just prefers to keep to to himself. This cutie loves a good bone but isn't always treat motivated. Cole came from the big Harris county pull we did in Texas during the winter storm. He has successfully completed his heartworm treatment at our vet in South Carolina, so he's finally ready to come up to New England to a foster or adopter. Please note: Our dogs are rescued from high-kill situations in the South and brought up to New England for foster and/or adoption. We are entirely volunteer-run and foster-based, so we do not have a physical facility, and we cannot guarantee a dog is housebroken or cat/kid-tested. Pre-approved adopters can arrange a meet and greet for dogs over 6 months old who already in New England, and the adopter is expected to travel to the dog's location. Applications must be submitted at HarveysHope.org for consideration. We estimate it will be 1-2 weeks before you hear from one of our volunteers, depending on volume at the time of submission. Thank you! show less

Dallas is such a star; friendly and beautiful! He and his snuggly, sociable siblings are representing some major US Hubs- Denver, Boston, Dallas, and Cleveland. The vet thinks they're coonhound mixes, but we think they're pretty dang quiet if that's the case. All we know is they're 100 percent soft and precious! Dallas is ready for his big debut in the Northeast and will be 3-4 months old when he arrives in New England in early August, so get your application in today if you want a front-seat ticket to the show of his pup's life! Please note: Our dogs are rescued from high-kill situations in the South and brought up to New England for foster and/or adoption. We are entirely volunteer-run and foster-based, so we do not have a physical facility, and we cannot guarantee a dog is housebroken or cat/kid-tested. Pre-approved adopters can arrange a meet and greet for dogs over 6 months old who already in New England, and the adopter is expected to travel to the dog's location. Applications must be submitted at HarveysHope.org for consideration. We estimate it will be 1-2 weeks before you hear from one of our volunteers, depending on volume at the time of submission. Thank you! show less

Dylan is a 10-month-old, 50 lb puppy, believed to be a basset hound mix. He is an extremely shy boy who would love a home with an adopter who has experience with timid dogs. We believe he is big-brother to the Irish Pups, from a previous litter of Deirdre’s. This sweetie pie would do best in a calm household, with little hustle-and-bustle—not an apartment building. Dylan’s ideal home has another confident dog to show him the ropes, and no small humans that might startle or frighten him. He will remain with our South Carolina boarding partner until he has an approved adopter in New England. Please note: We do not have a physical facility and the dogs are not located in Hudson, NH. We are a foster-based rescue and dogs can be located anywhere in New England. All adopters must be pre-approved to arrange a meet and greet, and the adopter is expected to travel to the dog's location. We do not transport once the dogs arrive in New England. Applications must be submitted at HarveysHope.org for consideration. We estimate it will be 1-2 weeks before you hear from one of our volunteers. Thank you!  show less

The key to Emma's heart is a snuggle and a hotdog. Can you count all the ways that she smiles? This 3-year-old sweetheart is from Harris County, TX. Weighing in at about 50 pounds, she's been determined to be a Staffy/Basset mix. You may not be able to tell from her pictures, but she's a low-riding girl. Emma has received her vaccines and been spayed, so now she is just waiting for someone to take her home forever! Our boarding partner in SC says that Emma is absolutely the sweetest girl, all around! They love her! They said "Emma is going to be someone's best friend! She really just wants to hang out with you, no matter what you're doing." She has learned to sit and is really close to mastering "down," and isn't a fan of being in her crate; she's a little social butterfly and loves to be around people. The shelter told us that Emma was cat-friendly, but she wasn't a big fan of the cat she met with us, so we're going to suggest she isn't in a home with cats. Apply to foster or adopt Emma today!    Please note: Our dogs are rescued from high-kill situations in the South and brought up to New England for foster and/or adoption. We are entirely volunteer-run and foster-based, so we do not have a physical facility, and we cannot guarantee a dog is housebroken or cat/kid-tested. Pre-approved adopters can arrange a meet and greet for dogs over 6 months old who are already in New England, and the adopter is expected to travel to the dog's location. Applications must be submitted at HarveysHope.org for consideration. We estimate it will be 1-2 weeks before you hear from one of our volunteers, depending on volume at the time of submission. Thank you! show less

At 3 yrs old and just 45 lbs and 18” tall, Grace is a perfectly sized low-riding pocket pittie. She is a sweet, mellow dog—except in the presence of squeaky toys, which she dismantles with great delight. Grace loves the warm weather and is happy to lie out in the sun for hours. She is not fond of the cold but will patiently allow her foster parents to put on and take off her coat when needed and let them clean her paws when she returns inside. Grace loves belly rubs, snuggles, and trying to occupy the exact same space as her humans. Her dislikes include baths, rain, and feeling left out—if there is something interesting going on, she wants to be there! Grace loves car rides and doesn't mind hanging out in her crate.  Grace loves humans and will probably do best in a home as the only pet. We have also been told she does not like kitties and hasn't had a bunch of experience with other dogs. She has been around kids as young as 1.5 and based on those interactions she appears to be fine with dog-savvy kids that let her go to her safe space if she needs some quiet time. Based on foster home observations, Grace would be perfectly happy to get out all her energy playing with toys, doing puzzles, and running around a fenced yard or a couple of short walks a day. Grace has shown herself to be a willing learner, happy to learn new behaviors and puzzles with the aid of treats. Grace will need to work on leash-walking skills in her new home. Luckily, Grace is incredibly food motivated and thinks just about any treat is high-value, so training should be pretty smooth. Unfortunately, Grace's previous owners did not keep her on heartworm prevention, so did have to undergo treatment, which she successfully completed. Now that she's heartworm negative, she's available for adoption! Grace is a local surrender from Connecticut who gave birth to 10 puppies just days after being rescued. If you adopt Grace, you can join the Harvey’s Hope alumni group and meet all her puppies. If you want this snuggly little lady in your home, apply today! Please note: Our dogs are rescued from high-kill situations in the South and brought up to New England for foster and/or adoption. We are entirely volunteer-run and foster-based, so we do not have a physical facility, and we cannot guarantee a dog is housebroken or cat/kid-tested. Pre-approved adopters can arrange a meet and greet for dogs over 6 months old who already in New England, and the adopter is expected to travel to the dog's location. Applications must be submitted at HarveysHope.org for consideration. We estimate it will be 1-2 weeks before you hear from one of our volunteers, depending on volume at the time of submission. Thank you! show less

Howdy, meet Howie! Howie is an incredibly smart dog who thrives for a job. He needs an experienced and active owner that can continue to challenge him mentally and physically. Howie has lots of energy that he can sometimes focus on learning some new skills. He does amazing with obedience and loves to learn. It takes him no time at all to learn something new, and we can imagine that he would excel in obstacle courses or something similar. Even though he may need mental and physical stimulation, Howie also likes to have a good time and can be extremely silly, goofy, and has an awesome personality once he starts to trust. This 2-year-old Pitt/Hound mix is very food-driven and loves toys and playing fetch. While his trainer doesn't feel he's best suited for young children or small pets, she does think he would do best with a submissive yet confident dog. Howie has been exposed to horses and donkeys and has been completely fine with them. He loves hanging out with his people and does completely fine indoors. He will alert you to let you know if someone is in the yard, but once he’s told it's okay, he loves to get attention from them. Howie needs to have an owner that will set boundaries for him and make sure they stick to them. He’s very easy to correct and loves any type of positive praise. Think we could be a dynamic duo? Apply today! Please note: Our dogs are rescued from high-kill situations in the South and brought up to New England for foster and/or adoption. We are entirely volunteer-run and foster-based, so we do not have a physical facility, and we cannot guarantee a dog is housebroken or cat/kid-tested. Pre-approved adopters can arrange a meet and greet for dogs over 6 months old who already in New England, and the adopter is expected to travel to the dog's location. Applications must be submitted at HarveysHope.org for consideration. We estimate it will be 1-2 weeks before you hear from one of our volunteers, depending on volume at the time of submission. Thank you! show less

RAWR!! Meet the King of the... playground, Jaguar! This 8-month-old puppy was returned to us because some of the kids at the previous owner's daycare had allergies, so they surrendered him back to us. We are grateful to have this cutie back and hope we can find him a great forever home!  He is believed to be a German Shepherd/Retriever mix, so he's extra smart and super sweet. He is currently about 45 pounds, we don't think Jaguar is going to grow much more. Jaguar has lots of experience with kids and gets along well with other dogs, too. He gives alerts to go do his business and has one of the cutest smiles we've ever seen. Jaguar has lots of energy and intelligence, so he needs someone who is ready to patiently set consistent boundaries and let him learn to be the super amazing doggo we know he can be. Apply today to see if this cool cat fits into your family!     Please note: Our dogs are rescued from high-kill situations in the South and brought up to New England for foster and/or adoption. We are entirely volunteer-run and foster-based, so we do not have a physical facility, and we cannot guarantee a dog is housebroken or cat/kid-tested. Pre-approved adopters can arrange a meet and greet for dogs over 6 months old who are already in New England, and the adopter is expected to travel to the dog's location. Applications must be submitted at HarveysHope.org for consideration. We estimate it will be 1-2 weeks before you hear from one of our volunteers, depending on volume at the time of submission. Thank you! show less

We promise Josh is more than just a pretty face.... but that's quite a pretty face, isn't it? We sure think so. This 55-lb, two-year-old Plott Hound mix was rescued from Harris County, TX where his good lucks and charm weren't being appreciated. This young dog can be a little shy sometimes, but when you praise him and give him some love, he rewards you with a big smile and some adorable zoomies. He gets a little too excited around cats, so we will only place him in a feline-free home. He's getting along great with the other dogs he's met while waiting with our South Carolina vet partner for someone in New England to foster or adopt him.  Please note: Our dogs are rescued from high-kill situations in the South and brought up to New England for foster and/or adoption. We are entirely volunteer-run and foster-based, so we do not have a physical facility, and we cannot guarantee a dog is housebroken or cat/kid-tested. Pre-approved adopters can arrange a meet and greet for dogs over 6 months old who already in New England, and the adopter is expected to travel to the dog's location. Applications must be submitted at HarveysHope.org for consideration. We estimate it will be 1-2 weeks before you hear from one of our volunteers, depending on volume at the time of submission. Thank you! show less

Kane Brown is looking for a calm, quiet forever home. At around a year old, Kane and his siblings are small-medium-sized dogs, around 25 lbs now that they're fully grown. The vet believes they are Fiest/terrier mixes. They came to us very scared and anxious as part of a hoarding case in SC. There were over 27 dogs on the property who had never seen more than their four kennel walls their entire life. Out of all of the dogs that came from this particular hoarder, Kane Brown seemed to be the most clearly traumatized. However, he has made huge strides forward! This sweet boy would do best in a quiet home without children. He does okay with other dogs if introduced slowly, so we can see him thriving with a calm and confident dog. Kane does well on a leash and takes treats nicely. He will allow you to pet and love him, but he is still a bit anxious if he’s approached quickly. He will need time to come out of his shell.  People he’s not familiar with still make him nervous, but he's getting better every day. He does well inside his crate, and he will bark to let you know he needs to go outside. He likes to chat with his humans and playing with toys and will even carry them around. He has made huge strides forward and just needs a patient and understanding owner! Apply to foster or adopt this sweet singin' boy today!   Please note: Our dogs are rescued from high-kill situations in the South and brought up to New England for foster and/or adoption. We are entirely volunteer-run and foster-based, so we do not have a physical facility, and we cannot guarantee a dog is housebroken or cat/kid-tested. Pre-approved adopters can arrange a meet and greet for dogs over 6 months old who already in New England, and the adopter is expected to travel to the dog's location. Applications must be submitted at HarveysHope.org for consideration. We estimate it will be 1-2 weeks before you hear from one of our volunteers, depending on volume at the time of submission. Thank you! show less

Meet Katt, a sweet and loving puppy looking for her forever home. Katt loves to be surrounded by other creatures- pets and humans alike. She loves to play, both with kids and other dogs, and is so sweet with the cats. Her truly favorite activity is snuggling with her foster brother and mama (who are up here in New England). While perhaps she was a little bit aloof at first, given time to come out of her shell, she's shown how unbelievably sweet and wonderful she truly is. She's not a big fan of her crate, but she is coming along with potty training. This pup is fantastic on walks and would definitely benefit from being in a home where she can have other playmates! Katt was one of Maybelle's puppies and is about 7 months old. She and her siblings will be pocket pittie mixes, as Miss M. herself is only 30lb. We expect them to be 30-60lb dogs when fully grown. If Katt sounds like your kinda gal, apply to adopt her today!   Please note: Our dogs are rescued from high-kill situations in the South and brought up to New England for foster and/or adoption. We are entirely volunteer-run and foster-based, so we do not have a physical facility, and we cannot guarantee a dog is housebroken or cat/kid-tested. Pre-approved adopters can arrange a meet and greet for dogs over 6 months old who already in New England, and the adopter is expected to travel to the dog's location. Applications must be submitted at HarveysHope.org for consideration. We estimate it will be 1-2 weeks before you hear from one of our volunteers, depending on volume at the time of submission. Thank you! show less

This 25-pound, one-year-old cutie may not croon quite like his namesake, but he sure will bring you the same musical joy! Kenny Chesney came to us a very scared pup and has really come out of his shell while here. While this pup will take time to adjust once he is in a new home, once he adjusts, he shows his very sweet and incredibly playful personality. He needs slow introductions to other dogs and will do best with another confident dog to help guide him, especially since he feeds off of the other dogs around him. Kenny needs a home with no small kids and a quiet environment, as loud or busy environments make him nervous. He loves toys, and he is crate trained and has had no accidents inside; he barks to let you know he needs to go outdoors. Kenny Chesney loves romping and playing outside and enjoys a game of tug of war with his doggie friends. Kenny is curious and wants to say hello, but is still nervous with people he doesn’t know. Given time, he will approach to take treats from people he’s unfamiliar with. He’s getting braver and more curious every day. This sweet, shy boy has arrived in his New England foster home and is ready to be adopted!   Please note: Our dogs are rescued from high-kill situations in the South and brought up to New England for foster and/or adoption. We are entirely volunteer-run and foster-based, so we do not have a physical facility, and we cannot guarantee a dog is housebroken or cat/kid-tested. Pre-approved adopters can arrange a meet and greet for dogs over 6 months old who are already in New England, and the adopter is expected to travel to the dog's location. Applications must be submitted at HarveysHope.org for consideration. We estimate it will be 1-2 weeks before you hear from one of our volunteers, depending on volume at the time of submission. Thank you! show less

"Long live the King," a beautiful 55 lb, young, loving, brindle pittie. This handsome fella may be a tri-pod but that doesn't stop him from running the show! King was dropped at a shelter with a severe injury that resulted in his front leg being removed, but we knew he was a sweetheart who deserved a chance, so we scooped him up just days after his surgery. Now that he's fully recovered, he's become quite the flirt! He is super cuddly and does not let the one less limb stop him from being a playful young dog. He is the sweetest boy ever and likes to be spoiled like the King that he is. King is thriving at his New England foster home where he enjoys chasing around his furry foster siblings and sharing time in the sun. He goes to work with his foster mommy every day at the salon and loves to meet new people. He loves car rides and snuggling in bed, and always wants to be where the action is. He's kind of the typical covid pup who prefers you hang out and keep social distancing with him at home. This sweet boy is great with older kids. He would love to find a forever home where he can chew on all the toys his heart desires and play with his family every day.   Please note: Our dogs are rescued from high-kill situations in the South and brought up to New England for foster and/or adoption. We are entirely volunteer-run and foster-based, so we do not have a physical facility, and we cannot guarantee a dog is housebroken or cat/kid-tested. Pre-approved adopters can arrange a meet and greet for dogs over 6 months old who already in New England, and the adopter is expected to travel to the dog's location. Applications must be submitted at HarveysHope.org for consideration. We estimate it will be 1-2 weeks before you hear from one of our volunteers, depending on volume at the time of submission. Thank you! show less

Kiwi is a sweet, cuddly 60 lbs, young pittie mix. She came to Harvey’s Hope in 2019, starved, at about 30 lbs. She has done so much healing since then to get her skin back to normal, GI tract on track, and for her to trust in humans again. Kiwi is one of our founder's favorite dogs and has spent time in her home. She is smart and loyal, loves playing in the water, and cuddling with her human(s). Kiwi has been around older children but will consider a cat a snack. She has been tested with dogs as small as 11lb and as large as 90lb and did great. Because Kiwi was nearly starved to death, food is a trigger for her, and she has struggled with resource guarding behavior. She was adopted and then returned because of her food/toy aggression. Kiwi has undergone an 8-week board-and-train program and is now clicker trained for taking toys and food. She has been doing phenomenal! Her next adopter would need to closely abide by the written instructions from the trainer and find a local trainer that can continue working with her. She is truly an amazing dog and would make someone so happy if they just give her a chance. Apply to have this resilient girl join your family today! Please note: Our dogs are rescued from high-kill situations in the South and brought up to New England for foster and/or adoption. We are entirely volunteer-run and foster-based, so we do not have a physical facility, and we cannot guarantee a dog is housebroken or cat/kid-tested. Pre-approved adopters can arrange a meet and greet for dogs over 6 months old who already in New England, and the adopter is expected to travel to the dog's location. Applications must be submitted at HarveysHope.org for consideration. We estimate it will be 1-2 weeks before you hear from one of our volunteers, depending on volume at the time of submission. Thank you! show less

Lana is the mama to the Water litter. This super sweet brindle Boxer mix has taken such incredible care of her puppies. . Lana is probably 3-4 yrs old, 80 pounds, and super sweet. She's very friendly and loves a good butt scritch. She can be a little shy, and we can tell she hasn't always gotten the love she deserves. She is sensitive to loud voices and quick movements right now, and so a foster or adopter that can provide a calm environment for her would give her the safety she needs. She gets along with all the dogs she's met, but mostly keeps to herself at the moment. Lana and her babies moved from Texas to Georgia, where they'll stay until they're ready to come up for adoption in late summer/early fall. Let's give Lana the fairytale she deserves and find her a great home in New England!  Please note: Our dogs are rescued from high-kill situations in the South and brought up to New England for foster and/or adoption. We are entirely volunteer-run and foster-based, so we do not have a physical facility, and we cannot guarantee a dog is housebroken or cat/kid-tested. Pre-approved adopters can arrange a meet and greet for dogs over 6 months old who already in New England, and the adopter is expected to travel to the dog's location. Applications must be submitted at HarveysHope.org for consideration. We estimate it will be 1-2 weeks before you hear from one of our volunteers, depending on volume at the time of submission. Thank you! show less

Luke is ready for summer! He's an incredibly sweet boy who loves being outdoors, laying out on the deck, and soaking in the rays. He would much rather be outdoors than inside. While he loves to romp and play with all the other dogs and loves to play with his humans, he is also just as happy to lay next to you. Lucas is typically pretty quiet and doesn’t bark very often, but he will let you know if someone or something is in the yard that isn’t supposed to be there. The vet thinks he's probably a lab/boxer mix, but also might have some hound in him, but we think he's just 100% cutiepie! We can't believe his family gave up this four-year-old sweetheart, but apparently, they didn't want to pay the $50 it took to get him from the pound after he'd run away from their house. We think he deserves so much better!  Luke is respectful of the donkeys and horses on his foster's farm, but he is a bit too interested in them (as well as that cat he met once), so we're thinking he would do better with just dogs and people. Luke knows that he is supposed to potty outside and he is also crate trained! Overall Luke is a pretty laid-back guy who is a true lover at heart! If you want to foster or adopt this sweetheart, get your application in today!   Please note: Our dogs are rescued from high-kill situations in the South and brought up to New England for foster and/or adoption. We are entirely volunteer-run and foster-based, so we do not have a physical facility, and we cannot guarantee a dog is housebroken or cat/kid-tested. Pre-approved adopters can arrange a meet and greet for dogs over 6 months old who already in New England, and the adopter is expected to travel to the dog's location. Applications must be submitted at HarveysHope.org for consideration. We estimate it will be 1-2 weeks before you hear from one of our volunteers, depending on volume at the time of submission. Thank you! show less

Just look at Mama Maybelle! What a beauty. We say she’s born with it, it’s certainly not Maybelline! My goodness is she a love bug - so if you like to snuggle, this is your girl! She even nuzzles into you with her nose. Maybelle is a 2-to-3-year-old bulldog mix who is a petite 45lbs; she’s a short mama (only comes up to my knee!). She's got the best radar ears and spots all over. She loves a good roll in the grass and playing fetch, although she might not always bring the toy back! She has a medium energy level. Maybelle has met her foster's dog-savvy cat, and they’re becoming fast friends. She plays gently and understands when the cat says playtime is over. She is always happy, happy, happy to see you! This mama sometimes gets a bit too excited, so we're working on teaching her not to jump up on people, and she's making great progress. This awesome girl loves to play with other dogs and humans too! Maybelle's puppies have been adopted, but she's still waiting to find someone who wants to give her the Southern hospitality she deserves. Maybelle made it up to New England to be with her foster family, so get your applications so that you can meet & adopt this mama! Please note: Our dogs are rescued from high-kill situations in the South and brought up to New England for foster and/or adoption. We are entirely volunteer-run and foster-based, so we do not have a physical facility, and we cannot guarantee a dog is housebroken or cat/kid-tested. Pre-approved adopters can arrange a meet and greet for dogs over 6 months old who are already in New England, and the adopter is expected to travel to the dog's location. Applications must be submitted at HarveysHope.org for consideration. We estimate it will be 1-2 weeks before you hear from one of our volunteers, depending on volume at the time of submission. Thank you! show less

Nala is ready to be the Queen of your household! This sweet puppy was found as a stray in Texas, and our vet believes she is a Collie/Catahoula mix and she would love a family who is active and understands that puppies need proper training and socialization to help them through this period. This one-year-old pup is coming along really well in her training. She is now 99% housebroken and knows "sit," "stay," and "paw." She LOVES other dogs and does well with slow introductions with people... especially if they have a ball. She will play ball for hours. While she is still fearful of the crate, she will go in with a toy or treat. She rides well in the car and walks well on a leash. Nala currently weighs in at 37 pounds, and she's likely fully grown. She was adopted as a baby but returned due to no fault of her own - she entered the teething stage, and her adopters just weren't ready for a puppy.  Her foster says she's largely transitioned out of this mouthy stage and is doing a great job. We think this lovely pup would love to live in a home with dog-savvy older children as she has a high prey drive and will pounce on things she sees as prey. Due to this, she will not be placed with cats or small critters, and we think she'd do best in a single-family home with a fenced-in yard.  If this sweetheart seems like your gal, fill out an app today! Please note: Our dogs are rescued from high-kill situations in the South and brought up to New England for foster and/or adoption. We are entirely volunteer-run and foster-based, so we do not have a physical facility, and we cannot guarantee a dog is housebroken or cat/kid-tested. Pre-approved adopters can arrange a meet and greet for dogs over 6 months old who are already in New England, and the adopter is expected to travel to the dog's location. Applications must be submitted at HarveysHope.org for consideration. We estimate it will be 1-2 weeks before you hear from one of our volunteers, depending on volume at the time of submission. Thank you! show less