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Okey, i have a pit bull, she is extremely friendly. Problem is i cant care for her anymore, with new baby here very soon. I Really dont want to take her to the spca because shes a pit and she'll be first to be put dwn ): i Love her so much bt Really Need to get rid of her. Someone please help
I wish i could keep her bt i rather have her in a btr home where she has more space to run and attention she deserves
aww.. i feel bad for the dogs.. if only i could just take them.. i love pitbulls.. my family always had one or two.. until i moved out and
my landlord doesnt like pets.. but now im married, we wanna have another dog.. well, lots of dogs actually.. my husband loves dogs too..
my landlord doesnt like pets.. but now im married, we wanna have another dog.. well, lots of dogs actually.. my husband loves dogs too..
Thank you elvendork & candy. Hope all works out for you candy
The Milo foundation is good, they are in NorCal
Yes, he's a very well mannered dog and I've had him for 7 years but I have a tiny munchkin to prepare for on my own. My folks don't want him and I understand, so I have to do what's best for me. I hope everything works out for you, mama.
Oh yea i kno bout them bt im in California
I have a pitt from them. Butyou will have to do some digging with all the Pitt attacks going on or so called going on it will be kinda hard.
It hurts dont it? Shes a Very good dog candy_T
Vialobes Pitt rescue.its on animal planet website. There should be a link there. Maybe they might take yours.Where do you stay...?
Good idea i sure will thank you
I'm considering doing the exact same thing with my dog, so I can totally relate.
Look on petfinder.com they have listings for rescues
Call them, they might know of other rescues
No, no family nor friends. I googled it and didnt find anything besides the aspca
Can family or friends take her?
You can research no kill shelters on the area and pit rescues.
Be warned they will judge you
You can research no kill shelters on the area and pit rescues.
Be warned they will judge you
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