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My basic info
Breed
American Pit Bull Terrier
Color
White
Age
5 years 2 months old, Adult
Size
Large 61-100 lbs (28-45 kg) (when grown)
Weight
–
Sex
Female
Pet ID
768
My details
Spayed / Neutered
My story
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Here's what the humans have to say about me:
Let me begin by saying that we love Pink. She is a loyal, playful, loving and protective friend that we have had the honor of caring for over the last several years.
She does have her quirks. She is deaf. It's not total deafness, she hears the loud end of a healthy sneeze, but for the most part she is oblivious to sound. I have said before, the real definition of insanity is telling a deaf dog all the things I think she needs to know. We have floor to ceiling windows and choose to raise the blinds so that she can see out, we believe it's a deaf thing that she needs to be able to see her complete surroundings.
She walks well on a leash yet she is easily spooked by motion around her. One of her gifts is an incredible peripheral vision. She will readily get in the car for a ride, we have had to be cautious that she would get into the car and our not notice. Once she knows we are not headed to the Vet, she settles down and is content to watch the scenery go by.
She will chase a ball or frisbee yet struggles with the concept of dropping it for another go.
Pink is healthy. From time to time, she suffers from the occasional Texas allergy. We find a Cytopoint injection once every 3 months or so is most effective for her. We feed her Science Diet Sensitive Stomach and Skin.
We feel that she would thrive in a home where she is the only pet. She will probably do best with a female owner. She can be protective to a fault with the ONE person she bonds with. We have no experience with her around cats but know that she gets crazy when she sees the feral cats that live in the church parking lot next door. She is completely housetrained but it might be necessary to note that we have dog doors that allow her access to the yard 24/7.
Pink is participating in The Love Pit's iRehome program, so ongoing care and custody are provided by their foster. All behavior and medical information is provided by their caretaker, and TLP encourages all adopters to verify the information with their caretaker prior to adoption.
Let me begin by saying that we love Pink. She is a loyal, playful, loving and protective friend that we have had the honor of caring for over the last several years.
She does have her quirks. She is deaf. It's not total deafness, she hears the loud end of a healthy sneeze, but for the most part she is oblivious to sound. I have said before, the real definition of insanity is telling a deaf dog all the things I think she needs to know. We have floor to ceiling windows and choose to raise the blinds so that she can see out, we believe it's a deaf thing that she needs to be able to see her complete surroundings.
She walks well on a leash yet she is easily spooked by motion around her. One of her gifts is an incredible peripheral vision. She will readily get in the car for a ride, we have had to be cautious that she would get into the car and our not notice. Once she knows we are not headed to the Vet, she settles down and is content to watch the scenery go by.
She will chase a ball or frisbee yet struggles with the concept of dropping it for another go.
Pink is healthy. From time to time, she suffers from the occasional Texas allergy. We find a Cytopoint injection once every 3 months or so is most effective for her. We feed her Science Diet Sensitive Stomach and Skin.
We feel that she would thrive in a home where she is the only pet. She will probably do best with a female owner. She can be protective to a fault with the ONE person she bonds with. We have no experience with her around cats but know that she gets crazy when she sees the feral cats that live in the church parking lot next door. She is completely housetrained but it might be necessary to note that we have dog doors that allow her access to the yard 24/7.
Pink is participating in The Love Pit's iRehome program, so ongoing care and custody are provided by their foster. All behavior and medical information is provided by their caretaker, and TLP encourages all adopters to verify the information with their caretaker prior to adoption.
Adopting from The Love Pit means gaining a family member. It means gaining a network of pit bull advocates, ready to support you and provide you with all of the resources we can. Most importantly, adopting from The Love Pit saves lives. When you adopt, you're saving the life of your own dog, opening space in their foster home for another shelter dog in need, and creating space in the shelter kennel for a dog whose life would have otherwise been on the line. Your thanks for all the good you've done? Lots of love and pit bull kisses to enjoy for years to come.
Adopting from The Love Pit means gaining a family member. It means gaining a network of pit bull advocates, ready to support you and provide you with all of the resources we can. Most importantly, adopting from The Love Pit saves lives. When you adopt, you're saving the life of your own dog, opening space in their foster home for another shelter dog in need, and creating space in the shelter kennel for a dog whose life would have otherwise been on the line. Your thanks for all the good you've done? Lots of love and pit bull kisses to enjoy for years to come.
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We have monthly adoption events at different locations in Dallas and Fort Worth which are announced on our social media pages and will also be posted on our website.
We will also set up an appointment with you to meet the dog of your choosing.
We have monthly adoption events at different locations in Dallas and Fort Worth which are announced on our social media pages and will also be posted on our website.
We will also set up an appointment with you to meet the dog of your choosing.
More about this rescue
We are a foster/volunteer based 501c3 nonprofit dog rescue in Dallas, Texas. Our mission is to reduce the number of homeless pit bull type dogs in shelters and on the streets through rescue, rehabilitation, education, and advocacy.
Our goal is to educate the public about a breed that often falls victim to breed specific legislation, discrimination, and cruelty and promote responsible pet ownership through spay/neuter initiatives, vaccinations, and training resources.
Go Rescue Dogs Go!
We are a foster/volunteer based 501c3 nonprofit dog rescue in Dallas, Texas. Our mission is to reduce the number of homeless pit bull type dogs in shelters and on the streets through rescue, rehabilitation, education, and advocacy.
Our goal is to educate the public about a breed that often falls victim to breed specific legislation, discrimination, and cruelty and promote responsible pet ownership through spay/neuter initiatives, vaccinations, and training resources.
Go Rescue Dogs Go!
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