My name is
Smiley in Middlesboro KY!

Posted over 10 months ago | Updated 1 month ago

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Cared for by Ring Dog Rescue

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My basic info

Breed

American Staffordshire Terrier

Color

Gray/Blue/Silver/Salt & Pepper

Age

Senior

Size

Large 61-100 lbs (28-45 kg) (when grown)

Weight

–

Sex

Female

Pet ID

20195571-COURTESY

My details

Good with dogs

Good with cats

Purebred

My story

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

Location: Middlesboro, KY

Our posts about Miss Smiley need all the love and shares they can get! This girl is so special, and she deserves a happily ever after! Smiley was an owner surrender to Kentucky River Regional Animal Shelter back in November and before that she likely spent her life on a chain somewhere being used for breeding. This perfect girl is now spayed and up to date on vaccines and preventatives. She is heartworm positive and will need treatment, but she has wonderful people willing to donate to the treatment she needs! If you or anyone you know may be interested in adding this amazing lady to your family, or if you have connections with a rescue who could help, please let me know!

Here is some additional info about Smiley:

Smiley is an older gal with a chill personality but still will get excited and romp around for belly rubs and a chance to show you her beautiful smile!
She would probably do best in a home as an only pet or with someone who could provide her with training for her doggy manners. She could possibly do really well with another dog who is very playful as well! She has probably not had many positive interactions with other animals aside from her own puppies so she gets overly excited, and she also seems to think that she needs to be a mother to small dogs! She has met a cat in her foster home and seems to be okay with him but also gets excited when he does something interesting.
Smiley is a couch potato and enjoys nothing more than hanging out with her people and snuggling!
She weighs 72 pounds. She looks like an American Staffordshire Terrier or a similar breed so she is a beautiful stocky girl!
Smiley walks really well on a leash and is completely potty trained as well!

Contact Natalie today! (615) 788-5636 or natalie.monroe@lmunet.edu

Ariel Bully Rescue
412 Wilderness Rd
Middlesboro, Kentucky 40965

Rescue

Ring Dog Rescue

Contact info

Pet ID

20195571-COURTESY

Contact

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Phone

(804) 622-4200

ringdog@ringdogrescue.org

Website

http://www.ringdogrescue.org

Address

Richmond, VA 23228

Donation

Their adoption process

Additional adoption info

Steps to adopt

1. Fill out an Adoption Application
2. Phone interview
3. Reference Checks
4. Meet and greet with the dog you are interested in (and any dogs you may have)
5. Home inspection
6. 1 week trial run (in home)
7. Finalize adoption (contract, collection of adoption fee and transfer of medical records)

Our adoption is fee $150.00, due at the end of your week trial, and includes spay or neuter, rabies (if of age), vaccinations, worming, microchip and any other medical required for the health of the particular animal.

The entire process can take 1-3 weeks to process, so please be patient and understand if you live outside of the Greater Richmond Area, the process may take longer. Our goal is to place the right bully in the right home.

Adoption application

https://ringdogrescue.org/adopt/

More about this rescue

Ring Dog Rescue is a 501c3 pit bull rescue organization based out of Richmond, Virginia. Our focus is on the rescue, rehabilitation and long term placement of pit bull-type dogs in our region, as well as on the continued and ongoing education of the general public on the true character of these dogs and their role in altering the current societal perception. In 2009, Ring Dog Rescue placed 87 dogs in loving, permanent homes across Virginia, North Carolina, Maryland, Washington D.C., New Jersey, Pennsylvania and South Carolina, representing a 26% increase in dogs adopted from 2008. Our dogs come from various sources, including local kill-shelters, as strays or even as removals from neglectful situations. Our dogs are provided full and complete medical care, including spay and neuter, vaccines, microchips and remediation of any ailments the dog may suffer, placed in foster homes, taught to be a family dog and then placed in an adoptive home, after a thorough screening process.