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Adopt A Pit Rescue Inc
Adopt a Pit Rescue, Inc. is the largest Pit Bull rescue in the Miami Valley. We save, rehabilitate, & rehome dogs from local kill shelters. When we have space, we take in owner surrenders or lost dogs rescued by community members. Founded in 2013 to rescue and rehabilitate Pit Bulls & other "bully breeds", we have since adopted out over 1600 dogs, and currently have around 115 adoptable dogs in over 60 foster homes. The majority of our dogs come from high kill shelters, where they are quite literally on death row. We focus on dogs who are deemed "unadoptable" at the shelters due to injuries, illness, because they are scared, or simply because of their breed. âWe try to focus on our local animal shelter, but will transport dogs from other counties when we have available fosters. We are currently the only rescue pulling pit bulls from our local shelter. Our Board of Directors is 2 very dedicated women who do not receive any payment for what they do. They each have a house full of difficult dogs that they take because no one else will. They work tirelessly to correct behavior to get them ready for their forever homes. We have a network of fantastic volunteers who foster, transport, perform adoptions, help with our rescue sites, and do all the other necessary things to keep the rescue running. We rely on donations and adoption fees to pay for everything our dogs need.
Germantown, OH,45327
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Email: [emailprotected]
Phone Number: (937) 701-7487
Website: https://www.adoptapitrescue.org
Chickalini
Labrador Retriever | Cincinnati, OH
Age : 2 Months 29 DaysBabyFemaleMediumGreat Pyrenees
About
Characteristics
affectionatecratetrainedleashtrainedobedientplayfulswims
Coat Length
Medium
Activity Level
Moderately Active
Energy Level
Moderate
House Trained
Yes
Good in Home With
Others DogsCatsChildren
Adoption Fees
$350
Meet Chickalini
Meet Chickalini! She’s a bright white lab/pyreneese mix who’s about 12 weeks old and 15lbs. She’s incredibly smart and pretty chill for a puppy. She loves other dogs and is great with cats. She’s got big paws and likes to romp around the yard and explore. She also enjoys cuddling up for some puppy snuggles with her dog or people friends. Chicki is crate trained and knows “sit” and has an all around great demeanor for any family with or without kids; with or without pets. She’s ready for anything!Her adoption fee is $350. Petfinder has been having issues with pictures showing up. If photos are not viewable, please visit our website www.adoptapitrescue.orgPhysical qualities
Adoption Process
Applicants must fill out an application at www.adoptapitrescue.org/apply. We screen all applications, with approved applicants passing a vet and landlord check. All pets in the home must be spayed/neutered and up to date on all vaccinations and on year-round heartworm preventative. Non-homeowners must have permission from their landlord to have a dog. Once approved, we schedule a home visit, where an adoption representative takes the dog to the adopter's home to see if the dog is a good fit for the family and other pets, as well as verify the home is a safe environment for the dog. If everyone feels the dog is a good fit, a contract is signed, adoption fee is paid, and the family takes possession of the dog, unless other arrangements are made. Typical adoption fees are $175 for adult dogs and $200 for puppies. We reserve the right to charge different fees for "designer" breeds. All of our dogs are spayed/neutered, up to date on age appropriate vaccinations, heartworm tested, and on heartworm preventative at the time of adoption. All dogs have been examined by our veterinarian and given a clean bill of health at the time of adoption.
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