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Small But Mighty — Changing Lives Together
Since 2004, Pitt Friends has been working to save animals from the Pitt County Animal Shelter. Countless dogs spend many weeks at the shelter waiting for their forever homes. It is with the help and dedication of volunteers, that we're able to make that wait more comfortable in foster homes while receiving medical care. Without them, many of the dogs may never know life outside the shelter. Additionally, as fosters are adopted, we're able to pull another dog in need into our care. It's a win-win situation.
Whether you open your home as a foster, choose adoption, volunteer your time, or make a donation, you become part of giving these dogs the second chance they deserve. Together, our small but mighty village can continue changing lives — one rescue at a time.
What We Do
Find Your Loving Companion
From playful puppies to gentle senior dogs, every furry friend is waiting for their forever family.
Success Stories
From Shelters to Loving Homes: Inspiring Tales of Pets Who Found Their Perfect Families
Healing, Hope & a Home for Toby
Toby (Tobias) came into the rescue with a serious skin infection and massive bald spots. It took a few weeks to conquer the skin issues, house train, and rebuild his confidence, but he has been adopted into an amazing home with a beagle brother, also named Toby
Lola’s Glow-Up š
Lola come to us mangy and emaciated. With some TLC and a few medicated baths she is living her best life with her new mom
Frannie’s Brave New Beginning š
Frannie came into our rescue very scared and broken. After having her leg amputated she lived in a bathroom corner unsure of humans. Months of rehab and living with her foster mom and foster siblings she started to show her glowing personality. Frannie was adopted to a amazing couple with fur siblings and is living her best life.
From Hurt Puppy to Beloved Protector šø
Ali (Now Harper) came in to the rescue as a baby with urine chemical burns on her feet. She has been adopted into an amazing home that took one some unexpected medical challenges including eye surgery, stomach surgery, then ACL surgery that challenged their budget, but they loved her enough to cover them. She is very loved and now protecting their new baby daughter.
Simba’s Road to Recovery and Love š
Simba came into our rescue dragging his back end unable to walk with two broken femur heads. He had to undergo 2 FHO surgeries with his foster mom doing physical therapy to help him regain strength and proper walking technique. Months in foster to rehab he was adopted to the most adoring mom and a fur sister to live happily ever after.
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