Adoptable

Dogs ready for home.

Every dog here is waiting for a second chance—and a forever home.

Tilly

Please welcome Tilly Shepherd / Mountain Cur / Mixed (short coat) Please welcome Tilly to WWR! At 5 months of age and around 20 lbs, this little peanut is looking for her forever. Tilly is dog, cat, and kid friendly and has been well socialized. She has been spayed, microchipped, and is

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Leo

Please welcome Leo Pit Bull Terrier / Terrier / Mixed (short coat) Please welcome Leo to WWR. Our beautiful blue gentleman is 3 years of age, dog and cat friendly, and loves the comforts of a home. A genuine couch potato, Leo is looking for a family that has a couch, a

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Tippy

Please welcome Tippy Labrador Retriever / English Pointer / Mixed (short coat) Please welcome Tippy to WWR! The brother to our previously adopted, Houdini, this beautiful southern gentleman is looking for his forever home. At 1.5 years of age, he’s a gentleman on a leash, loves other dogs, and feels

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Hallie

Please welcome Hallie Labrador Retriever / English Pointer / Mixed (short coat) Please welcome Hallie to WWR! At 2 years of age and 60lbs, this dog friendly girl is ready to find her forever. In true lab fashion she’s silly and confident, loves everyone that she meets, and would make a

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Brody

Please welcome Brody Rottweiler / Retriever / Mixed (short coat) Please welcome Brody to WWR! At 5 years of age, Brody has a dainty and gentle playstyle, playing with a ball is a favorite pastime, and he enjoys the company of other dogs and people. Brody weighs around 50lbs and has been

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Shaw

Please welcome Shaw Terrier / Retriever / Mixed (short coat) Please welcome Shaw to WWR! This southern hippo is heading to NH in a few weeks and we cannot wait to meet him. Shaw is believed to be 3 years of age, almost 70 lbs, and has a gentle playstyle with other

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How it works

What adoption looks like from first click to homecoming.

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Adopt

Start with the dogs currently available and read each profile with photos, temperament notes, and fit details.

Apply

Use the application path to share your household, schedule, and what kind of dog you are hoping to welcome.

Meet

Coordinate with the rescue for the next conversation, a meet-and-greet, and any final fit questions.

Bring home

When the match feels right, the rescue helps guide the final steps so your new dog can come home with confidence.

Ways to help

Adoption is one path. Support keeps the rescue going.

By giving foster time, volunteer energy, or financial support, visitors can act even if today is not the day they adopt.

Volunteer

Show up in a way that makes a real difference.

Learn about fostering, volunteering, transport, and other hands-on ways to help dogs in rescue care.

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Donate

Help fund the care every dog needs.

A gift helps cover vetting, transport, food, supplies, and the everyday care behind every adoption.

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