Aurelia

Meet Annie, the life of the party! When Annie is around people and other dogs, she struts around, giving everyone playful hellos. This s... show more

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 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. Our vet says she's about three years old, so she's got plenty of time to spend with her furever family. She loves a good pet almost as much as a good party. Annie has made her way up north into a foster home, so if you want to spend furever with this precocious personality, fill out an application! 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... show more

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 is finally heartworm negative! Add this golden mama to your home! 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 7 years old and is looking for her forever home. Just like her namesake, Bambi hasn't always had it easy, but she... show more

Bambi is approximately 7 years old and is looking for her forever home. Just like her namesake, Bambi hasn't always had it easy, but she's really shown improvement in the time she's spent at a board & train program.  Her dream forever home would be with adults or older children (over 10) who will be gentle, loving, and patient with her, either with a submissive, smaller dog or only dog getting all of the loving (but no cats, please). She will need to work with a behaviorist in her new home, as she's incredibly submissive and clearly has been abused in the past, but she's a sweet girl who would make up for her shortcomings with lots of love! Her puppy, Flower, has already found her family in New England. Can you help this mama and apply to foster or adopt her? 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

These two black lab puppies, Rocky and Bullwinkle, were living under a trailer in Atlanta with their mama, a pretty, black flat-coated r... show more

These two black lab puppies, Rocky and Bullwinkle, were living under a trailer in Atlanta with their mama, a pretty, black flat-coated retriever. A friend of ours saw them on the side of the road and spoke with the original owner, who has stage 4 lung cancer and can’t take care of the dogs anymore. He told her if she could catch them, she could take them. Our friend decided to keep the mama but we are finding a home up north for two of her beautiful boy pups. Bullwinkle and Rocky are very handsome, playful young black lab mixes who will be coming up to New England at the beginning of 2022. If you want to start out the New Year with a sweet, handsome, new family member, get your applications in now! 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

"Boil, boil, toil and trouble..." I forget the rest. Hi! My name is Cauldron. My brother, Ghost, and I recently got rescued with our mam... show more

"Boil, boil, toil and trouble..." I forget the rest. Hi! My name is Cauldron. My brother, Ghost, and I recently got rescued with our mama, Mummy. The nice people us told that we are pointer-boxer mix puppies who will be coming up North to find our families at the beginning of December. I'll be 5 months old and ready for lots of snuggles to keep me warm; I heard about this thing called SNOW?! I was rescued here in South Carolina, and I'm still a little scared sometimes, but treats seem to make me feel a lot better. Do you think maybe I could come to stay with you for the holidays or forever?   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

Cher is ready to take center stage! She is a super energetic hound mix who is full of smiles and joy. She and Sonny were picked up at th... show more

Cher is ready to take center stage! She is a super energetic hound mix who is full of smiles and joy. She and Sonny were picked up at the shelter at the same time, and both have a zest for life that mirrored that of the classic pop duo, Sonny and Cher. Cher LOVES to play with other dogs; she's very friendly. The next, and hopefully final, stop on Cher's tour is at the beginning of December when she's 6 months old and comes up North. Her best friend, Sherri, just got adopted. Can it be her turn?   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

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... show more

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 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 (a lick you if you stop so he can get more pets), and he's sweeter than sugar. He is friendly with the other dogs at his current foster home in South Carolina, but often just prefers to keep 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. His foster says "Cole came to me when he would not walk on a leash, was scared of touch, and just shook the whole time. He was slated for euthanasia in TX. He now walks on a leash, doesn’t shake anymore, and will let me love on him." While he's slow to trust others, "he doesn’t do anything aggressive, just annoying. So he needs someone willing to put the time in with him and then he will do great. Oh and he is dog friendly but doesn’t depend on another dog." If you feel this sweet pup could thrive in your home, please apply to foster or adopt him 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

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... show more

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. Emma will be coming up to New England in December; so apply now to foster or adopt this sweet girl!   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

BOO! Did I scare you? I hope I made you smile. My brother, Cauldron, dared me to say it, since my name is Ghost. We recently got rescued... show more

BOO! Did I scare you? I hope I made you smile. My brother, Cauldron, dared me to say it, since my name is Ghost. We recently got rescued with our mama, Mummy. The nice people us told we're pointer-boxer mix puppies who will be coming up North to find our families at the beginning of December. I'll be 5 months old and ready for lots of snuggles to keep me warm. I was rescued here in South Carolina, and I'm still a little scared sometimes, but treats seem to make me feel a lot better. Do you think maybe I could come to stay with you for the holidays or forever?   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

A few fun facts about miss Gracie potato... She loves carrots, watermelon, and apples.  She knows to sit and stay.  She’ll be slightly c... show more

A few fun facts about miss Gracie potato... She loves carrots, watermelon, and apples.  She knows to sit and stay.  She’ll be slightly curious for a moment when you’re eating but then lays down and minds her business.  She snores like a tank 😂 and is working on her leash manners.  She’s a great office mate for anyone who WFH and will sometimes join you by laying under your desk, and rarely does a bark come out of her. She will chase bunnies but is unphased by the other outdoor critters, and she loves to boop you with her nose for some attention! At 4 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 cats and hasn't had a bunch of experience with other dogs. 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! This mama is a resce favorite- 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 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

Hank has officially joined us in the Northeast. This gentle Beagle is very relaxed and loving. He likes to play with other dogs, but als... show more

Hank has officially joined us in the Northeast. This gentle Beagle is very relaxed and loving. He likes to play with other dogs, but also happily self-entertains. His foster said that he has been fine around the cats as well... he and the cat have been nose to nose, and he is not aggressive, and he doesn't seem to mind the cat. He's pretty social; loves to be around his foster family and gets FOMO if he isn't in the same room. He's very loving and gives so many kisses! The fact that he's just over one year old is a little shocking because he can be a total grandpa. Hank came to us very very young after being dumped at the bottom of a loading dock, and we lost his brother within hours due to a genetic defect. We soon found that Hank had a liver shunt, which the vet ensured us he could be operated on once he was a year old. After his follow-up at a year old, the University of TN informed us that he has as much flow to his liver as he possibly could, and there was no guarantee it would be any more successful than keeping him on a special diet for the rest of his life. We weighed the options of the invasive surgery and recovery with the vet, and the fact that Hank has not a clue he is sick, and decided it would be best for his quality of life to not undergo it. The vet said he could live 6 months or two years, there really is no telling. They recommended he have follow-up bloodwork every 6 months for the remainder of his life and to strictly stay on a prescription diet, as well as antacids daily. He seems to LOVE this diet, as he's definitely on the chunkier side (haha). While Hank is good with other dogs, we believe Hank would do best in a home with no other animals so that his chances of eating un-approved food will be minimized to help maximize his life expectancy as much as possible. 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

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... show more

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-and-a-half-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