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My basic info
Breed
Dogo Argentino/American Pit Bull Terrier
Color
White
Age
Young
Size
Large 61-100 lbs (28-45 kg) (when grown)
Weight
61 lb (current)
Sex
Female
Pet ID
52121822
My details
Spayed / Neutered
Housetrained
My story
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Here's what the humans have to say about me:
Meet Snow! She is a deaf 2 year old 60lb Dogo mix. She is open to meeting other pets and older children (due to her size and strength), as long as they meet her adoption requirements. We are looking for someone with breed experience, and also someone with experience working with deaf dogs. Snow has been working with our staff and volunteers by using hand signals to refine her basic manners training. We suggest doing multiple meets with her before adoption, as well as participating in a training plan customized to her needs. ----------------------------------------------------------------- If you are interested in adopting, please visit The Women's Animal Center to fill out an application in person. We cannot accept any applications online or through email, and we cannot hold any specific animal for a potential adopter.
You DO NOT need an appointment to walk through our shelter, so please stop by any time during our adoptions hours.
You MUST follow the guidelines for our adoption process listed on our website (https://womensanimalcenter.org/our-animal-shelter/adoption-process-fees) to be able to meet and adopt one of our dogs.
As long as the animal you are interested in still has an active photo on our website, they are still at the shelter and available!
PA Kennel License #1516
Meet Snow! She is a deaf 2 year old 60lb Dogo mix. She is open to meeting other pets and older children (due to her size and strength), as long as they meet her adoption requirements. We are looking for someone with breed experience, and also someone with experience working with deaf dogs. Snow has been working with our staff and volunteers by using hand signals to refine her basic manners training. We suggest doing multiple meets with her before adoption, as well as participating in a training plan customized to her needs. ----------------------------------------------------------------- If you are interested in adopting, please visit The Women's Animal Center to fill out an application in person. We cannot accept any applications online or through email, and we cannot hold any specific animal for a potential adopter.
You DO NOT need an appointment to walk through our shelter, so please stop by any time during our adoptions hours.
You MUST follow the guidelines for our adoption process listed on our website (https://womensanimalcenter.org/our-animal-shelter/adoption-process-fees) to be able to meet and adopt one of our dogs.
As long as the animal you are interested in still has an active photo on our website, they are still at the shelter and available!
Women’s Animal Center, America’s First Animal Shelter™ was founded in 1869. With compassion and caring as our foundation, we save the lives of animals and improve the health of pets through sheltering and adoptions, veterinary services in our affordable AAHA accredited vet hospital, community programs, dog training, education and advocacy. We are a full-service 501 (c) (3) animal welfare organization honoring the legacy of our founders by ensuring that animals are treated humanely and with kindness. Women’s Animal Center works to strengthen the animal and human bond through a variety of services and programs. For more information: https://womensanimalcenter.org/
Women’s Animal Center, America’s First Animal Shelter™ was founded in 1869. With compassion and caring as our foundation, we save the lives of animals and improve the health of pets through sheltering and adoptions, veterinary services in our affordable AAHA accredited vet hospital, community programs, dog training, education and advocacy. We are a full-service 501 (c) (3) animal welfare organization honoring the legacy of our founders by ensuring that animals are treated humanely and with kindness. Women’s Animal Center works to strengthen the animal and human bond through a variety of services and programs. For more information: https://womensanimalcenter.org/
