My name is Grace!

Posted over 10 months ago

Cared for by Operation Barking Squirrel

Adoption process

Submit Application

Interview

Meet the Pet

Home Check

Approve Application

Sign Adoption Contract

Pay Fee

Adoption fee: $100

This helps Operation Barking Squirrel with pet care costs.

My basic info

Breed

American Staffordshire Terrier

Color

Gray/Silver/Salt & Pepper - with White

Age

Adult

Size

Med. 26-60 lbs (12-27 kg) (when grown)

Weight

50 lbs (current)

Sex

Female

Pet ID

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My details

Good with kids

Good with dogs

Not good with cats

Shots current

Spayed / Neutered

Housetrained

My story

Here's what the humans have to say about me:

When inquiring look for emails from:
OPERATION BARKING SQUIRREL (OBS)
OBS has an age requirement of 21. Must have a vet history.

Courtesy post for Whitney Ransom of Clover Club Rescue (CCR)

Meet Grace! She is a 2 year old pit mix that weighs approximately 55 pounds. She has had a bit of a rough start at life. She came into our care with hair loss and bite wounds. The vet believes she was being used as a bait dog. She spent two months under vet care recovering from her wounds and getting her hair back! Grace is quiet, calm, and crate trained. She loves to be with her person. She is dog friendly, kind, and affectionate. She is looking for her forever home to continue healing from her awful past!

Application is required.
Grace is in Conway AR.
In person meet and greet by appointment's only or we can set up a video visit as well.

Great news Transport already in place. Furrst Class Pet Transport is generously offering to transport rescue dogs to their newly adopted homes for $200, ensuring a safe and loving start to their new lives.

(Pet owners have the option to either arrange their own transportation for their adopted dog or utilize a service)

Rescue

Operation Barking Squirrel

Contact info

Pet ID

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Contact

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Phone

(512) 694-1369

operationbarkingsquirrel2@gmail.com

Website

https://operationbarkingsquirrel.org

Address

Lakeway, TX 78734

Donation

Donate to This Rescue

Their adoption process

1.
Submit Application

After the family finds the pet they wish to adopt from a website than they would contact us. Ask any questions they might have.

2.
Interview

Maybe do a video visit with chosen pet. Answer any question they might have. Than we would ask question as well from the application

3.
Meet the Pet

Sometimes this is the first step. If a family has multi pets a meet and greet might be the first thing we do

4.
Home Check

Via video if we cant get to the home with in reason

5.
Approve Application

6.
Sign Adoption Contract

7.
Pay Fee

and than take the pet home

Additional adoption info

pay the fee

Go meet their pets

We hold adoption event through out central Texas. we have microchipping events as well once a month. Most of our adoptable pets are in Fosters in several locations. We can do video visit with pets that are to far to see in person. We allow the adopters to speak to the foster to get to know the pet more. We encourage this exchange.

More about this rescue

We are friends that worked together at the Texas Department of Public Safety for many years.
We both have worked with rescue and fostered many dogs and cats. We started this nonprofit with a few more friends to assist and are very appreciative of all the support and help for the animals we all love. OPERATION BARKING SQUIRREL is a Texas registered nonprofit and 501.3 (c) that is seeking to fill the gaps in dog and cat rescue. We believe that all pets in rescue deserve a home of their own and we want to make that happen. We all see the pets that have been surrendered or dumped in Texas due to age, breed and no microchip to get them back to their parent, and, sometimes, no transportation to get them home.
Starting with senior and long term fosters dogs and cats,
we are promoting available dogs and cats that might be over looked because of their age or foster status.
The second gap is lack of microchips and microchip registration.
It is our goal to microchip and register at least 50 dogs or cats a month. Microchips can be expensive and we would prefer to offer free chips for all. For that to happen we need more funding. All pets should be chipped so they can make it back home, but unfortunately that isn't reality. We want to make that happen.Third gap is transportation.
You fall in love with a dog or cat to realize they are a state away or more. That's when you check the costs and realize how expensive transport is. We are USDA Certified Transporters and will offer low cost transportation or help fundraise for an individual trip.