North Carolina
Adoptable dogs in Middlesex
9 dogs are waiting for homes in and around Middlesex. Each listing comes from a local shelter or rescue, and every application goes straight to them.
9 dogs waiting in Middlesex
Filter Middlesex dogs by age, size and more

Dolly
Shih Tzu / Mixed (long coat)
Senior · Small · Female
Middlesex · Rainbow Bridge Hospice Rescue inc

Elroy
Yorkshire Terrier Yorkie / Mixed (medium coat)
Senior · Small · Male
Middlesex · Rainbow Bridge Hospice Rescue inc

Elvis
Chihuahua (short coat)
Senior · Small · Male
Middlesex · Rainbow Bridge Hospice Rescue inc

Sonny
Chihuahua / Mixed (medium coat)
Senior · Small · Male
Middlesex · Rainbow Bridge Hospice Rescue inc

Cookie
Terrier / Mixed (short coat)
Senior · Small · Female
Middlesex · Rainbow Bridge Hospice Rescue inc

Lucy
Basset Hound / Terrier / Mixed (short coat)
Senior · Small · Female
Middlesex · Rainbow Bridge Hospice Rescue inc
Prissy
Maltese
Senior · Small · Female
Middlesex · Rainbow Bridge Hospice Rescue inc

Rosie
Yorkshire Terrier Yorkie / Mixed (medium coat)
Senior · Small · Female
Middlesex · Rainbow Bridge Hospice Rescue inc

Rusty
Poodle (Miniature) / Mixed (long coat)
Senior · Small · Male
Middlesex · Rainbow Bridge Hospice Rescue inc
Adopting in Middlesex
- Apply through the rescue first, then arrange a meet-and-greet. It is the best way to know whether a dog fits your home.
- North Carolina requires dogs to be vaccinated against rabies by four months of age and kept up to date. Ask the rescue for your dog’s rabies certificate.
- Ask for every vet and vaccine record the rescue has, including spay or neuter, microchip number and any medications, and keep them together from day one.
- Give a new dog a quiet first few weeks: a consistent routine, short walks, and time to settle before big outings or visitors.