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Tess

Chihuahua

Female, Adult
Cary, NC
Size
(when grown) Small 25 lbs (11 kg) or less
Details
Good with kids, Good with dogs, Spayed or Neutered,
Story
Tess is a 7 year old, 8 lb Chihuahua mix with a tender heart and a gentle, submissive nature, especially when meeting new people! Quick Facts: Name: Tess Breed: Chihuahua mix Age: 7 years old Weight: 8 lbs. House-Trained: Working on it! Crate-Trained: Yes Good with Dogs: Yes (best with small dogs, she is fearful of large dogs) Good with Cats: Not tested, but open to a meet and greet Good with Kids: Not tested, but likely ok with older, calm, respectful kids Energy Level: Low Fence Required: No Dog's Location: Apex, NC Special Notes: Tess is extremely bonded with her sister, Penny and they will need to be adopted together. About Tess’s Breed: Our best guess is that Tess is a Chihuahua mixed breed. Chihuahuas are tiny, expressive companion dogs known for their big personalities, deep loyalty, and strong attachment to their favorite humans. They often bond closely with one or two people, enjoying warmth, cuddles, and staying tucked right by their person’s side. While they can be a bit timid or cautious with new people or environments, they flourish with gentle handling, patience, and consistent reassurance. Their ideal home is one that offers calm routines, soft voices, and a slow, respectful pace. Chihuahuas thrive with families who understand small dog sensitivities, provide plenty of lap time, and keep them safe from rough play or large, overwhelming pets. They do especially well in quieter households, with adults or older children who know how to move gently around tiny dogs. What to Love about Tess: Tess is a total sweetheart once she learns to trust. She may crouch down in fear at first, but she’s already improving and learning that humans can be kind and safe. Tess is deeply bonded to her sister, Penny — they are truly inseparable — and must be adopted together. These two sweet girls spend their days following their foster mom around, curling up together on the couch or in their crate, giving kisses, and burrowing under blankets to stay warm. Tess is doing well with her house training and is working hard to fully master it. Tess and Penny are loving, low energy companions who prefer quiet homes and gentle routines. They do well with small dogs but are intimidated by larger ones, often avoiding them entirely. They haven’t met cats yet but would be open to a slow, supervised introduction. Both girls are crate trained and ride well in the car as long as they’re together! Tess enjoys leash walks with Penny right by her side and is gaining confidence every day. Their ideal home would include older, respectful children who understand how to move slowly around timid, tiny dogs. Tess is a total love bug, and with Penny beside her, you’ll get double the sweetness, double the snuggles, and double the joy! Tess’s Tantalizing Highlights: • Bonded with Penny – these Chihuahua sisters must be adopted together • Tess is shy and submissive at first but warms up beautifully with gentle handling • Sweet, affectionate cuddle bugs who love giving kisses and snuggling under blankets • Follow their person everywhere and enjoy being close throughout the day • Great with small dogs but nervous around larger dogs • Crate trained together and comfortable being crated as a pair when you leave the house • Tess is progressing well with house training and working hard to master it • Low energy couch potatoes who enjoy calm routines and gentle environments • Best with older, respectful kids who understand how to move slowly around timid pups Comprehensive details are provided in the dog's description. to ensure a smooth process, please submit a completed application through our website at: http://crisisdogsnc.org/dog-adoption/. Please note that questions via email or social media channels may not receive a response without a completed application. As part of our commitment to responsible adoption practices, we require excellent veterinarian references and conduct virtual home visits. Additionally, your prior or current dog must be on year-round heartworm prevention. We assist with coordinating transportation by both land and air whenever feasible. All assessments regarding breed and age are conducted by licensed veterinarians. We look forward to assisting you in finding your perfect canine companion!August 27, 2026, 10:42 am
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Penny

Chihuahua

Female, Adult
Cary, NC
Size
(when grown) Small 25 lbs (11 kg) or less
Details
Good with kids, Good with dogs, Spayed or Neutered,
Story
Penny is a 7 year old, 8 lb Chihuahua mix with a tender, timid heart and a deeply loving spirit!   Quick Facts: Name: Penny Breed: Chihuahua mix Age: 7 years old Weight: 8 lbs. House-Trained: Working on it! Crate-Trained: Yes Good with Dogs: Yes (best with small dogs, she is fearful of large dogs) Good with Cats: Not tested, but open to a meet and greet Good with Kids: Not tested, but likely ok with older, calm, respectful kids Energy Level: Low Fence Required: No Dog's Location: Apex, NC Special Notes: Penny is extremely bonded with her sister, Tess and they will need to be adopted together.   About Penny’s Breed: Our best guess is that Penny is a Chihuahua mixed breed. Chihuahuas are tiny, expressive companion dogs known for their big personalities, deep loyalty, and strong attachment to their favorite humans. They often bond closely with one or two people, enjoying warmth, cuddles, and staying tucked right by their person’s side. While they can be a bit timid or cautious with new people or environments, they flourish with gentle handling, patience, and consistent reassurance.   Their ideal home is one that offers calm routines, soft voices, and a slow, respectful pace. Chihuahuas thrive with families who understand small dog sensitivities, provide plenty of lap time, and keep them safe from rough play or large, overwhelming pets. They do especially well in quieter households, with adults or older children who know how to move gently around tiny dogs.    What to Love about Penny: Penny can be very submissive when meeting new people and may crouch down in fear at first, but she’s already improving and learning that gentle humans can be trusted. Penny is extremely bonded to her sister Tess — they are inseparable — and must be adopted together. These two tiny girls spend their days following their foster mom around, curling up together in their crate or on the couch, giving kisses, and burrowing under blankets to stay warm. Penny is still working on her potty training and is a little behind Tess, but she’s trying hard and making progress.   Penny and Tess are sweet, low energy companions who thrive in calm homes with soft voices and predictable routines. They do well with small dogs but are intimidated by larger ones, often avoiding them entirely. They haven’t met cats yet but would be open to a slow, gentle introduction. Both girls are crate trained and ride well in the car as long as they’re together. Penny enjoys leash walks with Tess right by her side and is gaining confidence every day! Their ideal home includes either no children or older, respectful children who understand how to move slowly around timid, tiny dogs. Penny is an adorable little lady, and with Tess beside her, you’ll get double the sweetness, double the snuggles, and double the love!   Penny’s Perfect Highlights: • 7 year old, 8 lb Chihuahua mix with a gentle, timid nature • Very submissive at first but improving and learning to trust • Deeply bonded to her sister Tess — must be adopted together • Loves being near her people and follows her foster mom everywhere • Cuddle loving blanket burrower who enjoys warmth and closeness • Still working on potty training and trying hard to improve • Great with small dogs but fearful of larger dogs • Crate trained with Tess and comfortable being crated as a pair • Enjoys gentle leash walks with Tess right by her side • Best with older, respectful kids who understand timid, tiny pups   Comprehensive details are provided in the dog's description. to ensure a smooth process, please submit a completed application through our website at: http://crisisdogsnc.org/dog-adoption/. Please note that questions via email or social media channels may not receive a response without a completed application. As part of our commitment to responsible adoption practices, we require excellent veterinarian references and conduct virtual home visits. Additionally, your prior or current dog must be on year-round heartworm prevention. We assist with coordinating transportation by both land and air whenever feasible. All assessments regarding breed and age are conducted by licensed veterinarians. We look forward to assisting you in finding your perfect canine companion!August 27, 2026, 10:42 am
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Ellie

German Shepherd Dog

Female, Young
Cary, NC
Size
(when grown) Large 61-100 lbs (28-45 kg)
Details
Good with kids, Good with dogs, Not good with cats, House-trained, Spayed or Neutered,
Story
Ellie is a 1 year old, 65 lb German Shepherd mix with all the brilliance, loyalty, and intensity that make this breed extraordinary! Quick Facts: Name: Ellie Breed: German Shepherd mix Age:1 year old Weight: 65 lbs. House-Trained: Yes Crate-Trained: Yes Good with Dogs: Yes Good with Cats: No – will chase them! Good with Kids: Not tested, but likely fine with older, respectful kids Energy Level: Medium to High Fence Required: Yes Dog’s Location: Chesnee, SC About Ellie’s Breed: Our best guess is that Ellie is a German Shepherd breed. German Shepherds (GSD) are intelligent, loyal, and deeply intuitive dogs known for their strong work ethic and unwavering devotion to their families. They’re confident, highly trainable, and naturally protective, which is why they excel in roles that require focus, structure, and partnership. A well balanced German Shepherd is affectionate with their people, eager to learn, and happiest when they have a job—whether that’s formal training, daily enrichment, or simply being part of the household’s rhythm. Their ideal home is one that provides clear leadership, consistent training, and plenty of mental and physical engagement. Because they can be slow to trust strangers and have strong protective instincts, they thrive with owners who understand their breed traits and can advocate for them in new situations. A fenced yard, structured routines, and a confident, experienced handler help a German Shepherd feel secure and fulfilled. With the right guidance, they become incredibly loyal companions—devoted, steady, and deeply bonded to their family. What to Love about Ellie: Ellie is a young dog with a strong protective instinct, so her ideal home will be with a confident, experienced leader who understands GSD behavior and can continue her training with structure, advocacy, and consistency. Ellie is slower to trust new people and must meet them in a controlled, thoughtful way—but once she decides someone is “hers,” she loves deeply and wants to be part of every bit of fun and action happening in the home. Her bark and stance can be intimidating to those unfamiliar with the breed, but to her people, she’s affectionate, devoted, and eager to please! Ellie is fully potty trained, crate trained, and has excellent house manners—she can even be left loose in the home without issue. She absolutely needs a fenced yard due to her protective nature and breed tendencies. She loves other dogs of all sizes and plays with a confident, dominant style, though she can be reactive when passing dogs on walks; with continued training, she’ll progress quickly. She does not do well with cats and will chase them. Ellie hasn’t met kids yet, but would be suitable for older, respectful children who won’t be knocked over by her size and energy. She has medium to high energy, enjoys learning, and is doing wonderfully with her leash training. For the right person—someone experienced with German Shepherds, someone confident, consistent, and ready to guide her—Ellie will be an incredible partner! She bonds deeply, protects fiercely, and loves wholeheartedly. She’s ready for a home that understands her instincts, celebrates her strengths, and will help her grow into the exceptional dog she’s meant to be! Ellie’s Elevated Highlights: • Strong protective instinct — bonds deeply and naturally watches over her family • Needs experienced handler — requires a confident leader familiar with GSD traits • Slow to trust sweetheart — meets new people best in controlled, structured settings • Loyal once bonded — affectionate, loving, and eager to be part of the action • Potty and crate trained — excellent house manners and can be left loose when alone • Fenced yard required — essential due to her breed instincts and protective nature • Dog friendly player — loves dogs of all sizes and has a confident, dominant play style • Reactive on walks — improving with training and eager to learn • Not cat friendly — will chase cats and needs a feline free home • Best with older kids — suitable for respectful children who won’t be knocked over Comprehensive details are provided in the dog's description. to ensure a smooth process, please submit a completed application through our website at: http://crisisdogsnc.org/dog-adoption/. Please note that questions via email or social media channels may not receive a response without a completed application. As part of our commitment to responsible adoption practices, we require excellent veterinarian references and conduct virtual home visits. Additionally, your prior or current dog must be on year-round heartworm prevention. We assist with coordinating transportation by both land and air whenever feasible. All assessments regarding breed and age are conducted by licensed veterinarians. We look forward to assisting you in finding your perfect canine companion!August 27, 2026, 10:42 am
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Lainey

Jack Russell Terrier

Female, Adult
Cary, NC
Size
(when grown) Small 25 lbs (11 kg) or less
Details
Good with kids, Good with dogs, Not good with cats, House-trained, Spayed or Neutered,
Story
Meet Lainey — a 2 year old, 13 lb Jack Russell Terrier mix bursting with playful energy and a whole lot of love to give! Quick Facts: Name: Lainey Breed: Jack Russell Terrier Age: 2 years old Weight: 13 lbs. House-Trained: Yes Crate-Trained: She is fearful of the crate Good with Dogs: Yes Good with Cats: No Good with Kids: Yes, only older kids Energy Level: Mediym Fence Required: No Dog's Location: Garner, NC About Lainey’s Breed: Our best guess is that Lainey is a Jack Russell Terrier mixed breed. Jack Russell Terriers are spirited, clever, and endlessly energetic dogs known for their bold personalities and playful nature. They’re quick thinkers with a strong sense of curiosity, and they thrive when they have plenty of activity, mental stimulation, and opportunities to explore. Despite their small size, they have big confidence and love being involved in whatever their humans are doing. Their ideal home is one that offers consistent exercise, structure, and lots of engagement. They do best with active families who enjoy walks, playtime, and adventures, and who can provide guidance to help channel their energy in positive ways. With the right mix of activity, patience, and affection, Jack Russell Terriers make lively, loyal, and incredibly fun companions. What to Love about Lainey: Lainey is a 2 year old, 13 lb Jack Russell Terrier mix with a tender heart, an independent streak, and a handful of endearing quirks that make her truly special. She’s a wonderful little companion who loves her humans deeply, but she needs time, patience, and a gentle environment to feel safe. Lainey is house trained and can hold it impressively well, but she only reliably potties on walks. If she’s picked up and carried outside, she often becomes nervous and may have an accident — she does best when her person simply meets her where she is and incorporates several short walks into her routine. Lainey would thrive in a house, apartment, or condo with calm surroundings and minimal foot traffic. She occasionally barks when she hears neighbors, but settles quickly. She’s very scared of new people at first and does better entering a new home than having visitors enter hers. Because of her anxiety, she should not be crated — it’s traumatic for her — but she’s perfectly content staying in a quiet room behind a baby gate when her foster mom leaves. She’s not a lap dog; she’s independent, choosing her own cozy spots, but she shows affection in sweet ways, like running in to say “good morning” or checking in throughout the day. Lainey is just learning how fun toys can be and has some playful energy, especially with dogs she knows. She can be an only dog or live with doggie siblings, but she has a more dominant personality and doesn’t enjoy being pestered by other dogs. On walks, she does well overall but can be a little leash reactive, occasionally barking at passing dogs. She needs a home committed to 3–4 short walks a day, about 5–10 minutes each, to help her potty reliably and feel secure. Because of her anxiety, she should not live with young children, but dog savvy teens would be just fine. Lainey has her quirks, but she is a loving, loyal little dog who just needs someone patient, experienced, and willing to give her the time she needs to warm up. With the right person, she will blossom into a devoted companion who feels safe, understood, and cherished! Lainey’s Lovely Highlights: • 2 year old, 13 lb Jack Russell Terrier mix with an independent, thoughtful personality • House trained and able to hold it extremely well, but reliably potties only on walks • Nervous with handling and may pee if picked up — does best when met where she is • Apartment friendly as long as the home is calm with minimal visitors and noise • Fearful with new people but adjusts better when entering a new home rather than having visitors enter hers • No crates — they’re traumatic for her; she’s perfectly content gated in a quiet room • Independent but loving — not a lap dog, but affectionate and devoted in her own way • Dog flexible — fine solo or with doggie siblings, though she prefers not to be pestered • Leash reactive at times and needs 3–4 short, consistent walks daily for potty success • Best with dog savvy teens — not suited for homes with young children due to anxiety Comprehensive details are provided in the dog's description. to ensure a smooth process, please submit a completed application through our website at: http://crisisdogsnc.org/dog-adoption/. Please note that questions via email or social media channels may not receive a response without a completed application. As part of our commitment to responsible adoption practices, we require excellent veterinarian references and conduct virtual home visits. Additionally, your prior or current dog must be on year-round heartworm prevention. We assist with coordinating transportation by both land and air whenever feasible. All assessments regarding breed and age are conducted by licensed veterinarians. We look forward to assisting you in finding your perfect canine companion!August 27, 2026, 10:42 am
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Laia

Labrador Retriever Hound (Unknown Type)

Female, Young
Cary, NC
Size
(when grown) Med. 26-60 lbs (12-27 kg)
Details
Good with kids, Good with dogs, Good with cats, House-trained, Spayed or Neutered, Shots are up-to-date,
Story
Meet Laia — a 1.5-year-old, 49 lb Lab mix with a heart full of love and paws ready to play!   Quick Facts: Name: Laia Breed: Labrador/Beagle Mix Age: 1.5 years old Weight: 49 lbs House-Trained: Yes! Crate-Trained: Yes Good with Dogs: Yes Good with Cats: Yes Good with Kids: Yes (she jumps a little when excited, but that's being worked on!) Energy Level: Medium to High Fence Required: Yes   About Laia’s Breed: The Lab/Hound mix is a friendly, energetic crossbreed that combines the loyalty of a Labrador Retriever with the keen instincts of a hound. These dogs often inherit a strong investigative drive, high intelligence, and a love for outdoor activities like hiking and exploring. Depending on the hound parent—Lab/Hound mixes can vary in size, appearance, and temperament, but they typically weigh between 45–80 pounds and live 10–13 years. They thrive in active homes with plenty of exercise and mental stimulation, and they’re known for being affectionate, social, and eager to please.   Laia is a social butterfly who absolutely adores other dogs and would love living with a canine sibling to romp and snuggle with, but it isn't necessary. She’s also cat-friendly and loves being around people—especially if they’re up for a cuddle session or a game of tug with her favorite chew toys! With her bouncy energy and playful spirit, Laia is happiest in a home with a fenced yard or an active family who enjoys walks, hikes, and trips to the dog park.   Laia’s Lovable Highlights: Dog-obsessed, and great with cats too Playful and energetic, loves chew toys and zoomies Best with adults or older kids, as she can be jumpy when excited Crate trained, but prefers not to be left alone too long Working on potty training, and learning not to jump Walks well on leash, insists on the right side Knows basic commands, like “sit” and “come” Snuggly and sweet, loves being close to her people Sensitive to boundaries, working on confidence with doorways Destroys fluffy toys, but adores hard chew bones   Laia is looking for a loving, patient home where she can continue to grow and thrive. She’d be perfect for someone who works from home or is retired, has a fenced yard, and is ready to give her the attention and companionship she craves. If you’re ready for a loyal, lively, and lovable sidekick, Laia is ready to leap into your life and heart!   Ready to Welcome Laia Into Your Life? Laia is/will be fully vetted and ready for the next chapter in her life – with you! Apply today at www.crisisdogsnc.org.   Comprehensive details are provided in the dog's description. to ensure a smooth process, please submit a completed application through our website at: http://crisisdogsnc.org/dog-adoption/. Please note that questions via email or social media channels may not receive a response without a completed application. As part of our commitment to responsible adoption practices, we require excellent veterinarian references and conduct virtual home visits. Additionally, your prior or current dog must be on year-round heartworm prevention. We assist with coordinating transportation by both land and air whenever feasible. All assessments regarding breed and age are conducted by licensed veterinarians. We look forward to assisting you in finding your perfect canine companion!  August 27, 2026, 10:42 am
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Sheila

Terrier (Unknown Type, Medium) Chihuahua

Female, Adult
Cary, NC
Size
(when grown) Small 25 lbs (11 kg) or less
Details
Good with kids, Good with dogs, House-trained, Spayed or Neutered,
Story
Meet Sheila — a 4 year old, 22 lb terrier mix with a tender heart and the sweetest spirit! Quick Facts: Name: Sheila Breed: Terrier Mix Age: 4 years old Weight: 22 lbs. House-Trained: Yes Crate-Trained: No Good with Dogs: Yes Good with Cats: Not tested Good with Kids: Not tested, may be ok with older kids who are calm and respectful Energy Level: Medium - High Fence Required: Yes Dog's Location: Pikeville, NC About Sheila’s Breed: Our best guess is that Sheila is a Terrier mixed breed. Terrier mixes are known for their bright, expressive personalities and their loyal, people oriented nature. They’re often a charming blend of spunk and sweetness — curious, alert, and eager to bond closely with their humans. Many terrier mixes with longer coats need regular brushing to keep their fur soft and tangle free, and they tend to thrive when their grooming routine is part of a calm, reassuring environment. Their ideal home is one that offers patience, consistency, and companionship. Because they can be sensitive or shy at first, they do best with gentle introductions, predictable routines, and people who understand their need to warm up at their own pace. A quieter household, older respectful children, and friendly pets can help them feel secure. With the right match, terrier mixes become affectionate, loyal, and wonderfully devoted little companions. What to Love about Sheila: Sheila is a cautious girl at first and needs time to get to know new people, but with patience and kindness, she begins to show her loving, gentle personality! She seems to be a bit of a “girls’ girl” and gravitates toward calm, feminine energy. She hasn’t met kids yet, but would likely do well with older, respectful children who can give her space as she warms up. Sheila absolutely loves other dogs and enjoys playing with her foster siblings. She can be a little nervous when meeting new dogs, so slow, proper introductions help her feel safe. She would do well with having doggie siblings in her future forever home to play with! She hasn’t met cats yet, but she’s open to a meet and greet. She’s totally potty trained can be left alone without a crate when you leave the house. What she really needs is a home where someone has time to spend with her — she blossoms with companionship and gentle reassurance. Sheila has adorable bursts of energy and loves nothing more than running around her yard and showing off her zoomies, so a fenced in yard is a must for her safety and happiness. She’s also practicing her leash skills and enjoys taking neighborhood walks as she gains confidence. Sheila is looking for a patient, loving family who will give her the time she needs to feel secure and show her true, joyful self. With the right people by her side, she’ll grow into the happy, affectionate companion she’s meant to be! Sheila’s Super Highlights: • 4 year old, 22 lb terrier mix with a sweet, sensitive personality • Needs a patient home where someone has time to help her feel safe and loved • Cautious with new people but warms up beautifully with gentle, consistent interaction • Seems to prefer feminine energy — a true “girls’ girl” • Great with other dogs and loves playing with her foster siblings • A little nervous meeting new dogs at first, so slow introductions are best • Working on potty training and can be left alone without a crate • Needs a fenced in yard for safe zoomies and confidence building playtime • Learning leash skills and enjoying neighborhood walks as she gains confidence • Would likely do well with older, calm children and is open to a cat meet and greet Comprehensive details are provided in the dog's description. to ensure a smooth process, please submit a completed application through our website at: http://crisisdogsnc.org/dog-adoption/. Please note that questions via email or social media channels may not receive a response without a completed application. As part of our commitment to responsible adoption practices, we require excellent veterinarian references and conduct virtual home visits. Additionally, your prior or current dog must be on year-round heartworm prevention. We assist with coordinating transportation by both land and air whenever feasible. All assessments regarding breed and age are conducted by licensed veterinarians. We look forward to assisting you in finding your perfect canine companion!  August 27, 2026, 10:42 am

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7515 Carpenter Fire Station Road, Cary, NC 27519

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Cary, NC 27519

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Cary, NC 27519

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Rachael's Rescue

PO BOX 1052, Cary, NC 27512

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Best Friend Pet Adoption

P.O. Box 5305, Cary, NC 27512

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All Breed Animal Rescue of the Carolinas

PO Box 1322, Cary, NC 27512

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Still Searching Animal Rescue

Cary, NC 27513

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Neuse River Golden Retriever Rescue Inc (NRGRR)

PO Box 37156, Raleigh, NC 27627

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Two Paws Up NC Shelter Rescue

PO Box 37790, Raleigh, NC 27627

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