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Who we are

New Hope Animal Rescue, NFP is an accredited 501c3, focused on Animal Rescue Through Fostering and Adoption

We are a fully accredited 501c3 nonprofit organization, created to help save the lives of dogs and cats who are at risk of euthanasia. We save the discarded, the lost and the unwanted and we can't do it without your help!

We are not a shelter. All of our rescues are cared for by fosters and volunteers. We provide them with the medical care they need so they can find their forever homes.

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SEE OUR MOST RECENT RESCUES WHO HAVE SUCCESSFULLY FOUND THEIR TRUE FUREVER HOMES.

We are so grateful to all the adopters, volunteer fosters, adoption volunteers and donors for helping us make the days little brighter and caring about the lives of these animals! Through this effort, these guys found their true loving families, which would otherwise be not possible. But there are countless more everyday that need our help, and we will continue to fight for them and give hope to the voiceless.

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You've seen us at the adoption events or have browsed our directory of available dogs or cats? Are you ready to take the next step and save a life?

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A puppy was found alone on the grounds of a church in an area sadly known for frequent pet dumping. While we can’t say for certain how she ended up there—whether she became lost or was abandoned—there were no signs of an owner nearby, and she was in clearly poor condition: underweight, missing fur, and covered in fleas. Thanks to one of our volunteers who couldn’t walk away, New Hope Animal Rescue stepped in to provide urgent veterinary care—vaccinations, deworming, flea prevention, and high-quality nutrition—and will continue caring for her while we determine if she has an owner looking for her. For now, what we know is this: she’s safe, healing, and receiving the care and shelter she deserves.
Puppy Abandoned at a Church Rescued
**Meet Momo: Your Resilient and Playful Sidekick!** *Female | Shar Pei/Pit Mix | 9 Months | 49 lbs* Momo’s story is one of strength and resilience. Watching her play here with little Scooter, it's hard to imagine it was just a couple months ago that we found her at the shelter where she was missing most of her fur, severely underweight and suffering from entropion in both eyes. She was also going to be euthanized that day if we didn't take her. Despite it all, Momo greeted us with a gentle spirit you see here, so we knew we couldn’t leave her behind. One of Momo’s most endearing qualities is how quickly she forms bonds, like she has with her new foster fur sibling Scooter in this video. She’s the kind of dog who makes friends wherever she goes—whether it’s the vet staff after just a day or her friends at South Paws Daycare where she practiced loose leash walking, Momo falls in love quickly with dogs and people, and she has a way of weaving herself into people’s hearts. Her affectionate, people-oriented nature means that she embraces new experiences and places with an open heart, always eager to connect and be part of the moment. Momo is an affectionate and loyal companion who bonds deeply with her person. She loves being close, always wanting to be part of whatever you’re doing. While she craves connection, she also benefits from a balance of love and structure. In her foster home, consistent routines and gentle guidance have helped her feel secure and more independent, allowing her to confidently explore new environments. She’s incredibly smart and eager to please, making her a quick learner. Momo already knows how to “sit” (often before you even ask!) and will happily go into her crate with just a point. She’s house-trained and steadily improving her manners, including her tendency to jump when she’s excited. Playful and social, Momo enjoys interacting with other dogs of all sizes. Her play style is flexible—sometimes she’s the leader, other times she’s more submissive. Regardless, she would thrive with a dog buddy who shares her love of play. Momo’s lively energy is balanced by her desire to connect, and she’s learning to manage her enthusiasm while also growing more confident and independent. Her ideal home would be a single-family house with a yard where she can play and explore. An active person or family who can provide love, structure, and consistent training would be perfect for her. Since Momo can be a bit too enthusiastic when giving kisses or greeting people, we recommend a home without young children (teenagers or adults only). Momo has a heart full of love and potential—she just needs a family who will help her continue to mature into the dog she’s meant to be. If you’re looking for a resilient, playful companion who will brighten your days, Momo is ready to meet you!
Momo shows how sweet she is
Sweet Kokomo is coming up on a year in rescue through no fault of her own. We suspect adopters might overlook her since she's a middle aged girl and also missing some fur that will never grow back but she looks so beautiful to us! She was missing 100% of her fur when she cam to us last November due to sever neglect from her owners. Unfortunately she has "elephant skin" on her under side where fur will never grow, but she is still gorgeous inside and out! Watch her original story here: https://youtu.be/tLuUo4uF5pc?si=50mgUg39xbv8VHIJ
Kokomo is coming up on a year in rescue yet so perfect!
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New Hope Animal Rescue saves the lives of dogs and cats at risk of being euthanized in shelters. Whether a pet has been discarded or is at risk due to breed, age or health status, we provide the medical care & rehabilitation needed prior to adoption.

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If I fits, I sits.Momo may be 49 pounds of Shar-Pei–pit bull–looking love, but she’s absolutely sure she belongs in your lap—and who are we to disagree?This snuggly girl is available for adoption and looking for a home with:✔️ A playful dog friend✔️ A human who appreciates couch cuddles and daily walks✔️ Structure, enrichment, and routine to help her thriveMomo didn’t have to learn to love—she came with a full heart. What she did have to build was confidence. She attaches quickly to new people and dog friends, and she’s happiest when she has companionship and consistency.She’s had successful eye surgery, her fur grew back beautifully, and now she’s ready to find the humans who will love her as much as she loves everyone else.Apply to meet her and make room on your lap—and in your life. 💛#AdoptMomo #RescueDogLove #NewHopeAnimalRescue #AdoptDontShop ... See MoreSee Less

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Sweet Barkley might be a super senior, but that just means he’s perfected the art of companionship. He’s an expert cuddler, a seasoned napper, and has mastered the fine art of simply being your best little buddy. This tiny nugget still has so much love to give and asks for very little in return.He’s currently fostered with other dogs and would thrive in a calm, loving home where he can enjoy his golden years in comfort. There’s a quiet kind of joy in adopting a senior—less chaos, more connection, and a whole lot of gratitude from a dog who knows what it means to be safe and loved.If Barkley sounds like your kind of companion, please apply on our website! ... See MoreSee Less

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Please help us welcome Pebble to New Hope! Pebble is a 4-year-old bulldog/pit bull mix with soulful eyes, short legs, and a petite 25-pound frame. She’s a little reserved at first, especially in new environments or with unfamiliar dogs—but once she feels comfortable, her sweet, affectionate personality shines through.In her foster home, Pebble is already showing her desire to belong. She enjoys following the other dogs on walks, curling up next to her people, and learning the daily routine. Her favorite place is right next to you on the couch, soaking in the love and snoring softly.She’s already making herself at home, and we can’t wait to help her find the perfect family to call her own. ... See MoreSee Less

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