
Adopt & Foster

Our Philosophy
At Co-Exist Rescue, every potential family embarks on a foster-to-adopt journey. We firmly hold the belief that during the initial three days, rescues may experience overwhelming emotions and nervousness.
Following this, a three-week settling-in period ensues, allowing both the rescue and the family to adjust. It is within the span of three months that a foundation of trust is built. Once this milestone is reached, we proceed to officially finalize the adoption process.
However, we understand that this timeframe may not always be perfect for both parties involved. In such cases, we warmly welcome our rescue back into our organization, ensuring their well-being is prioritized at all times.
Our Current Residents
Humans may have let down our residents, but they are far from shattered. Their resilience inspires us to provide them with the life they rightfully deserve, and we devote ourselves to this mission with unwavering commitment.

Emerald is a stunning 3-year-old Pitbull mix with a gentle and loving nature. When she was first rescued, she showed signs of a recent pregnancy, but no puppies were found. A week later, a follow-up X-ray revealed tiny skeletal formations, indicating she was under the 45-day mark of pregnancy at the time of rescue. Now, she is the sweetest, most devoted mother to her five puppies. Emerald will be spayed before she is made available for adoption.

Rudy is a 1-year-old Labrador/Boxer mix that found abandoned. Despite efforts to find his owner, no one came forward. Now neutered, vaccinated, and full of love, Rudy is ready for his forever home.

Shadow is a 1-year-old neutered male, likely a mix of German Shepherd and Malinois. This medium-sized dog is full of energy and affection, with a heart as big as his enthusiasm. He loves to cuddle and will happily shower his humans with hugs and kisses. Shadow thrives on human interaction and is eager to form strong bonds with his family. Given his high energy and intelligence, he would do best in a home with experienced Shepherd owners who can provide the structure and continued training.

Teddy is a 7-year-old neutered male Pitbull mix who, despite being partially blind, is a champ on the leash and loves going for walks. His spirit is undeterred by his vision challenges, and he’s always eager to explore the world with his human companions. Teddy is deeply loyal and adores people, forming strong bonds with those he loves. While he prefers to be the only pet in the home, his affectionate and devoted nature more then makes up for it.

Earl is a 10-year-old neutered male Lab mix with a laid-back, mellow personality. He’s a true lover of relaxation, whether he’s lounging in the driveway or soaking up the sun in the yard. Earl is happiest when enjoying a peaceful environment, and his calm demeanor makes him the perfect companion for someone who appreciates an easy-going pet. Earl also loves cats and would be thrilled to join a family with feline friends.

Spock and Courage are bonded brothers, both neutered and ready for adoption. Spock, about 10 months old, is a playful and affectionate cat who loves to cuddle and always finds a way to snuggle up close. Courage, around 6 months old, is full of energy and loves wrestling with his big brother. When he’s not playing, he finds comfort in kneading on Spock. Together, they make the perfect pair—balancing lively playfulness with plenty of warmth and affection.

Lilly, a 3-year-old spayed female mutt with a heart full of love and a spirit full of joy. This sweet and gentle pup is eagerly awaiting her forever home, where she can share her affection and thrive in a loving environment. Her name, inspired by purity and beauty, perfectly reflects her kind-hearted nature and her desire to be a cherished companion. Lilly is a playful, energetic dog who would thrive in an active home, ideally with a yard or regular visits to the dog park.

Meet Peaches, a 2-year-old spayed female cattle dog mix with a heart full of sweetness and a gentle, loving nature. Though she can be a bit shy and timid, Peaches has a remarkable capacity for trust and affection. Her early life was difficult—overbred and abandoned—but despite these hardships, she remains a kind and loyal companion, eager to find a home where she can finally feel safe and cherished. Peaches enjoys relaxing outdoors, soaking in the sunshine and enjoying the fresh air.

Foster
Fostering an animal with Co-Exist Rescue means that you are providing temporary care for an animal in need until they find their forever home. As a foster parent, you are responsible for providing food, shelter, and love for the animal while they are in your care.
Adopt
Adopting an animal with Co-Exist Rescue means that you are making a lifelong commitment to caring for the animal as your own pet. You will provide them with a permanent home and all the love and care they need for the rest of their life. While fostering is a temporary commitment, adoption is a long-term commitment that requires a lot of responsibility and dedication. Both fostering and adopting are incredibly rewarding experiences that allow you to make a significant difference in an animal's life.
