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Areas Paws Crossed Pit Bull Advocacy serves
We serve both Monroe and Wayne counties. But if we are able we will find ways to help any one in need no matter the distance.
Paws Crossed Pit Bull Advocacy's adoption process
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Adoption application and screening
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Adoption application and screening
Home check
Adoption Contract
About Paws Crossed Pit Bull Advocacy
We are a small group with decades of experience in all areas of dog training and behavior that are dedicated to rebuilding the reputation of the Pit Bull Terrier. We work as an out reach program but as a rescue as well. Since we are a small group we foster each dog in homes with families and work on all they need to become the best family member that they can be. We also will help any animal in need.
My name is Jessica and I am the president of Paws Crossed Pit Bull Advocacy. I have a very comprehensive background in dogs from training and handling for conformation and obedience, behavioral management and rehabilitation. I spent 15 years working under many of the countries most talented trainers and handlers. I fell in love with Pit Bulls and Am Staffs when I was just a young girl. For the last decade I have spent my time devoted to the love of these amazing dogs and have given all I can to rescue and rehoming them. In the last few years I have realized that these dogs can not be saved just by finding adoptive homes but though education and prevention our goals are reached better. We give people hands on experience to over come the fear and ignorance many people still have due to the media and irresponsible people.
We are a small group with decades of experience in all areas of dog training and behavior that are dedicated to rebuilding the reputation of the Pit Bull Terrier. We work as an out reach program but as a rescue as well. Since we are a small group we foster each dog in homes with families and work on all they need to become the best family member that they can be. We also will help any animal in need.
My name is Jessica and I am the president of Paws Crossed Pit Bull Advocacy. I have a very comprehensive background in dogs from training and handling for conformation and obedience, behavioral management and rehabilitation. I spent 15 years working under many of the countries most talented trainers and handlers. I fell in love with Pit Bulls and Am Staffs when I was just a young girl. For the last decade I have spent my time devoted to the love of these amazing dogs and have given all I can to rescue and rehoming them. In the last few years I have realized that these dogs can not be saved just by finding adoptive homes but though education and prevention our goals are reached better. We give people hands on experience to over come the fear and ignorance many people still have due to the media and irresponsible people.
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