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Annie

Pit Bull Terrier

Female, 4 yrs 1 mo
Jacksonville Beach, FL
Size
(when grown) Large 61-100 lbs (28-45 kg)
Details
Spayed or Neutered,
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Annie, a lovable furry friend currently up for adoption through Fur Sisters, is a delightful companion who has quickly found her place in a warm, loving foster home. Eating well and feeling comfortable, Annie's contentment is evident in her behavior and interactions with humans. She possesses an extraordinary aptitude for human companionship, effortlessly adapting to various individuals, including men, women, and children. One remarkable trait of Annie is her exceptional house-training skills. Rather than having accidents indoors, she cleverly communicates her need to go outside by playfully indicating her intentions. Recognizing her need for a bathroom break becomes a fun opportunity to engage in playtime. It is a testament to Annie's intelligence and eagerness to build a strong bond with her future owner. Furthermore, Annie exhibits promising signs of trainability. Her ability to sit and stay demonstrates her willingness to learn and follow instructions. While on walks, she generally maintains a calm demeanor and does not pull excessively. Annie's cooperative attitude reflects her desire to connect and be a well-behaved companion. However, it is important to note that Annie does carry some emotional baggage from her past experiences. During a test with a submissive dog, she initially appeared comfortable. Unfortunately, Annie's suppressed trauma resurfaced as she started trembling with fear. This behavior reveals that she needs an owner who understands and empathizes with her past and is willing to invest extra effort in her socialization with other animals. Given Annie's history, she would thrive in a home as an only dog, with someone experienced in handling dogs and committed to providing the attention and patience Annie requires. An individual who can offer a secure environment and dedicate the necessary time and effort to gradually socialize Annie with other animals would be a perfect match. If you are up for helping Annie overcome her past and building a trusting relationship with her, she will reward you with loyalty and unconditional love. With your capable guidance, Annie has the potential to blossom into an extraordinary companion and a cherished member of your family. Consider opening your heart and home to Annie, and together, embark on a journey of healing and companionship.Apply at www.fursisters.org today!Additional information:We are not a shelter.All of our dogs are at private fosters.We only set up meets with approved adopters.If you want to meet our adoptable dogs, many pups will be at Brewhound for Fur Sisters Friday most Fridays from 6-8 pm.Adopters are chosen based on the best fit for each dog, it is not first come, first served.We do not 'hold' dogs.Please note: we have many dogs who are not yet listed as available due to the availability of volunteer time to post or because they are puppies. If you are looking for a dog, we recommend filling out an application and indicating what you are looking for in a dog. Our volunteers work hard to match approved applicants with the best dogs for their lifestyle

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Sneezy

Labrador Retriever Boxer

Male, 2 yrs 11 mos
Jacksonville Beach, FL
Size
(when grown) Med. 26-60 lbs (12-27 kg)
Details
Spayed or Neutered,
Story
Sneezy is a wonderful dog and would make a great addition to any home. He has lots of love and energy and gets along well with all dogs that he has met so far. He is very curious about people and other animals and greets everybody with his exuberant Wiggle Butts with built-in whip. He is kennel trained but needs a kennel that is non-destructible because he prefers to be out with his people instead of in his kennel. When out and left alone he has not caused any damage. He is very food motivated and loves his treats and has such a gentle mouth. He loves to sit in your lap and lay in your bed and basically just be near you. He loves to snuggle and play with his toys and is content just being with you. He would do well with children except that he gets so excited and his tail tends to hurt when it strikes which happens quite often with his wiggle butt. He would do well in a house with another dog as he loves to play and wrestle!Apply at www.fursisters.org today!Additional information:We are not a shelter.All of our dogs are at private fosters.We only set up meets with approved adopters.If you want to meet our adoptable dogs, many pups will be at Brewhound for Fur Sisters Friday most Fridays from 6-8 pm.Adopters are chosen based on the best fit for each dog, it is not first come, first served.We do not 'hold' dogs.Please note: we have many dogs who are not yet listed as available due to the availability of volunteer time to post or because they are puppies. If you are looking for a dog, we recommend filling out an application and indicating what you are looking for in a dog. Our volunteers work hard to match approved applicants with the best dogs for their lifestyle

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Lord Winston

Pit Bull Terrier

Male, 2 yrs 8 mos
Jacksonville Beach, FL
Size
(when grown) Med. 26-60 lbs (12-27 kg)
Details
Good with kids, Good with dogs, Not good with cats, House-trained, Spayed or Neutered,
Story
Oh, Lord Winston! He's so regal and wonderful! Winston came to the rescue with the name 'Whiney' which doesn't fit his chill, dignified manner at all! Apply at www.fursisters.org today!Additional information:We are not a shelter.All of our dogs are at private fosters.We only set up meets with approved adopters.If you want to meet our adoptable dogs, many pups will be at Brewhound for Fur Sisters Friday most Fridays from 6-8 pm.Adopters are chosen based on the best fit for each dog, it is not first come, first served.We do not 'hold' dogs.Please note: we have many dogs who are not yet listed as available due to the availability of volunteer time to post or because they are puppies. If you are looking for a dog, we recommend filling out an application and indicating what you are looking for in a dog. Our volunteers work hard to match approved applicants with the best dogs for their lifestyle

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Bailey

Retriever (Unknown Type)

Female, 6 yrs 10 mos
Jacksonville Beach, FL
Size
(when grown) Large 61-100 lbs (28-45 kg)
Details
House-trained, Spayed or Neutered,
Story
Meet Bailey! Are you someone who cherishes the joy of food, cuddling, and plant vibing? Then we may just be the perfect match! My days are filled with leisurely strolls in the afternoon, car rides to the beach, and sunbathing in the great outdoors! After a day of adventures, I crave nothing more than cozying up to my humans. I have a gentle and laid-back nature, making me an ideal companion for those seeking a calm and relaxing presence in their lives. While Im gentle and laid-back, I am best as an only dog and not a fan of feline company. I am highly passionate about food, my foster parents consider me a foodie. They take me with them to restaurants and breweries, so I too can join in on the fun, and Im always on my best behavior! So if you're a fellow food enthusiast, our culinary escapades are destined to be truly delightful. Perhaps the term 'plant vibing' has piqued your curiosity. Should you still be wondering, let's connect and set up a date. I'll be more than happy to share my affinity for thriving in the presence of plants and all the positive energy they exude. There's something truly magical about surrounding oneself with lush greenery and immersing in the serene vibes it brings.I eagerly look forward to meeting my FURever humans soon. Let's create incredible memories and forge an unbreakable bond.Apply to adopt at www.fursisters.orgAdditional information: We are not a shelter. All of our dogs are at private fosters.We only set up meet & greets with approved adopters.If you want to meet our adoptable dogs, many pups will be at Brewhound for Fur Sisters Friday most Fridays from 6-8 p.m.Adopters are chosen based on best fit for each dog, it is not first come, first served.We do not 'hold' dogs.Please note: We have many dogs who are not yet listed as available due to the availability of volunteer time to post or because they are puppies. If you are looking for a dog, we recommend filling out an application and indicating what you are looking for in a dog. Our volunteers work hard to match approved applicants with the best dogs for their lifesyles

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We'll also keep you updated on Dean's adoption status with email updates.
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Dean

Pit Bull Terrier

Male, 1 yr 6 mos
Jacksonville Beach, FL
Size
(when grown) Large 61-100 lbs (28-45 kg)
Details
Spayed or Neutered,
Story
Dean is charming, love able, and too smart for his own good! Him and his bonded brother, Sam, are learning basic manners and will be going through professional training to make him and his brother the best companions you could ever gain in your life! Local adopters onlyApply today fursisters.orgAdditional information: We are not a shelter. All of our dogs are at private fosters.We only set up meets with approved adopters.If you want to meet our adoptable dogs, many pups will be at Brewhound for Fur Sisters Friday most Fridays from 6-8 pm.Adopters are chosen based on the best fit for each dog, it is not first come, first served.We do not 'hold' dogs.Please note: we have many dogs who are not yet listed as available due to the availability of volunteer time to post or because they are puppies. If you are looking for a dog, we recommend filling out an application and indicating what you are looking for in a dog. Our volunteers work hard to match approved applicants with the best dogs for their lifestyle

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Sam

Pit Bull Terrier

Male, 1 yr 6 mos
Jacksonville Beach, FL
Size
(when grown) Large 61-100 lbs (28-45 kg)
Details
Spayed or Neutered,
Story
Sam is the sweet, love able, and cuddly one! Him and his bonded brother, Dean, are learning basic manners and will be going through professional training to make him and his brother the best companions you could ever gain in your life! Local adopters onlyApply today fursisters.orgAdditional information: We are not a shelter. All of our dogs are at private fosters.We only set up meets with approved adopters.If you want to meet our adoptable dogs, many pups will be at Brewhound for Fur Sisters Friday most Fridays from 6-8 pm.Adopters are chosen based on the best fit for each dog, it is not first come, first served.We do not 'hold' dogs.Please note: we have many dogs who are not yet listed as available due to the availability of volunteer time to post or because they are puppies. If you are looking for a dog, we recommend filling out an application and indicating what you are looking for in a dog. Our volunteers work hard to match approved applicants with the best dogs for their lifestyle

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Pit Sisters

14286-19 #234 Beach Blvd., Jacksonville, FL 32250

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Fur Sisters - Furever Urs Rescue

Jacksonville Beach, FL 32250

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Florida Keeshond Rescue

Foster Home locations throughout Florida, Headquarters located in, Jacksonville, FL 32224

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Friends of Union County Animals - FOUCA

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S.A.V.E. (Saving Animals Via Education)

PO BOX 2961, Ponte Vedra Beach, FL 32004

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Boxer Aid & Rescue Coalition, Inc. (J)

Jacksonville, FL 32246

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Rescue Junkie

Jacksonville, FL 32246

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Atlantic Beach Animal Control

850 Seminole Rd, Atlantic Beach, FL 32233

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HOPE - Help One, Prevent Euthanasia

Jacksonville, FL 32082

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Sunshine State Westie Rescue

Ponte Vedra Beach, FL 32082

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