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Here is a partial list of pets who have recently successfully found a new forever home through New Hope Animal Rescue's efforts.

Milan

Pompano

Rome

Cottonball 2.0

Hunter

Blue

Emmett

Evie

Zippy

Harold

Sady

Kiara

Sadie

Archer

Ballet

Emmy

Cuddles

Dakota

Montana

Carolina

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Archie was one of 27 cats we rescued from an animal control had seized over 100 cats from an illegal and inhumane breeding operation. Archie's mom kept pushing away when her other kittens were nursing. He needed an immediate medical foster to regain strength and weight. He's now thriving and loved by his foster fur brother.

Precious Archie, rescued from illegal and inhumane breeding operation

Sweet Pea was rescued from the Lockhart Shelter, a local shelter 40 minutes outside of Austin. Due to shelter over crowding and lack of local adopters and dogs like Sweet Pea are euthanized for space. Our visiting volunteer was immediately smitten by her sweet and gentle nature which has remained consistent since she brought her home!

Sweet Pea's personality is a blend of kindness, intelligence, and gentle social charm. She's not just a dog; she's a social butterfly who thrives on making new friends. This sweet girl knows how to play gently with the little ones, and she respects her grumpy elder companions with grace and patience.

An explorer at heart, Sweet Pea finds wonder in the world around her. She's a connoisseur of plush toys, chew toys, and soft beds, making her downtime truly luxurious.

Sweet Pea is the embodiment of affection. She adores kisses, hugs, and cuddles, often resting her head on your chest to soak up the love. Rarely barking, she prefers to express her happiness through wagging her tail and sharing her infectious joy with new friends.

This lovely lady is not just a socialite; she's also well-mannered. She's fully potty trained and crate trained, showcasing her commitment to being a well-behaved companion. While we won't mention the occasional shoe and chip clip mishap (we all have our quirks, right?), she's pretty much perfect in every other way!

Sweet Pea is on a quest to find her forever family, one that appreciates her kind nature, intelligence, and boundless love. If you're seeking a loyal companion who'll greet you with endless enthusiasm and a heart full of love, Sweet Pea is your girl. Apply to adopt her and experience the magic of her sweet, sweet presence!

There's Something About Sweet Pea

Rescued from euthanasia from a shelter where Ace was afraid and showing behavior that people perceived as barrier reactive, this adorably stocky, big-headed goober has taught us an invaluable lesson: you can't judge a dog's behavior while in a stressful shelter environment. From "scary" pound puppy to sweet lap dog, Ace's head is only outsized by his huge heart.

Rescue dog Ace is being walked by his confident foster sister

Ace's remarkable journey is a testament to the remarkable transformations that can occur when given a chance. Labeled as "barrier reactive" within the confines of his kennel at a small county shelter, Ace's destiny seemed bleak – he was facing euthanasia due to overcrowding and the shelter's limitations in terms of space and staffing. However, against all odds, Ace's tale took a turn that would reaffirm the power of hope and second chances.

From Shelter to Second Chances: Ace’s Inspirational Journey of Transformation

Mac and Dexter "Jump Around" at PetSmart Adoption Event

Mac and a Chihuahua Puppy

Mac Meets New Dog Friends

Mac and Sweet Pea Making Out at Petco Adoption Event

Cynthia the Kitten who needs eye removal surgery has the strongest purr motor!

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