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American Pit Bull Terrier/American Staffordshire Terrier
Color
Tan/Yellow/Fawn
Age
Young
Size
Med. 26-60 lbs (12-27 kg) (when grown)
Weight
–
Sex
Female
Pet ID
–
My details
Not good with cats
Shots current
Spayed / Neutered
My story
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Here's what the humans have to say about me:
Meet Ginger! Ginger is a true rescue dog. She was rescued from a family who had a dog-aggressive pet in the home which eventually cost her a trip to the ER. Since we've had Ginger she has come out of shell beautifully, she does well with calm-submissive dogs. Ginger is being kennel trained, but will need the patience to get fully there. She has done well with new people given the chance to take things slowly. She loves playing and clearly adores any attention given! Once she feels safe you'll have a best friend for life!
Please consider Ginger as you continue your search for a new furry friend, contact us or Summit Veterinary Hospital at (979) 315-1999! Ginger is spayed and microchipped. She is also up to date on all vaccines and she's dewormed. Unfortunately she is heartworm positive but is already receiving treatment.
Our adoption process begins with you meeting Ginger. Feel free to schedule a play date with her and your existing dog(s). After you fill out an application, we will verify your references and do a brief home inspection. If all goes well, we will deliver Ginger to you for a small adoption fee. We then ask that you sign our adoption contract.
We will do a follow-up visit approximately two weeks to one month after the adoption to ensure that Ginger is adjusting well to her new home and that she's happy and healthy.
We feel our adoption process is the best way to vet good owners and to guard against people seeking dogs for dog fighting, bait dogs, and/or dog sales. We only have our rescue dogs' best interest in mind and we do everything we can to ensure that they go to the very best home and that it's the perfect fit.
Meet Ginger! Ginger is a true rescue dog. She was rescued from a family who had a dog-aggressive pet in the home which eventually cost her a trip to the ER. Since we've had Ginger she has come out of shell beautifully, she does well with calm-submissive dogs. Ginger is being kennel trained, but will need the patience to get fully there. She has done well with new people given the chance to take things slowly. She loves playing and clearly adores any attention given! Once she feels safe you'll have a best friend for life!
Please consider Ginger as you continue your search for a new furry friend, contact us or Summit Veterinary Hospital at (979) 315-1999! Ginger is spayed and microchipped. She is also up to date on all vaccines and she's dewormed. Unfortunately she is heartworm positive but is already receiving treatment.
Our adoption process begins with you meeting Ginger. Feel free to schedule a play date with her and your existing dog(s). After you fill out an application, we will verify your references and do a brief home inspection. If all goes well, we will deliver Ginger to you for a small adoption fee. We then ask that you sign our adoption contract.
We will do a follow-up visit approximately two weeks to one month after the adoption to ensure that Ginger is adjusting well to her new home and that she's happy and healthy.
We feel our adoption process is the best way to vet good owners and to guard against people seeking dogs for dog fighting, bait dogs, and/or dog sales. We only have our rescue dogs' best interest in mind and we do everything we can to ensure that they go to the very best home and that it's the perfect fit.
Please use PayPal.com for donations.
Our email address is HappyLandingsRescue@yahoo.com
Their adoption process
1.
Meet the Pet
Come meet all the adoptable pets at our facility or we can meet you at a different location with the pet of your choice.
2.
Submit Application
Application requires a list of 2 references that we will contact.
3.
Home Check
A brief home check to make sure it is a suitable environment for the pet.
4.
Sign Adoption Contract
We keep a copy and you keep a copy for your records.
5.
Pay Fee
All fees are refundable for the life of the pet. We require that the pet be returned to us if the adoption is not a good fit.
Additional adoption info
- Potential owner(s) fill out our adoption application.
- A Happy Landings representative will conduct a brief reference check and get copy of your driver's license(s).
- We will come to do a home/yard inspection prior to adoption.
- Once approved, we ask that you sign our adoption contract before we allow the animal to be released into your custody.
- We will conduct a brief follow up visit several weeks after the adoption to ensure that the animal is adjusting well.
- Potential owner(s) fill out our adoption application.
- A Happy Landings representative will conduct a brief reference check and get copy of your driver's license(s).
- We will come to do a home/yard inspection prior to adoption.
- Once approved, we ask that you sign our adoption contract before we allow the animal to be released into your custody.
- We will conduct a brief follow up visit several weeks after the adoption to ensure that the animal is adjusting well.
Go meet their pets
We are currently a foster-based rescue organization right now, so if you would like to come meet any of our pets please contact us to schedule an appointment.
You can also 'like' us on Facebook
www.facebook.com/HappyLandingsRescue
We are currently a foster-based rescue organization right now, so if you would like to come meet any of our pets please contact us to schedule an appointment.
You can also 'like' us on Facebook
www.facebook.com/HappyLandingsRescue
More about this rescue
We started this organization to fill a need. Animals are being euthanized in astonishing numbers across the country simply due to overcrowding of shelters. It's heartbreaking! Our main focus is to pull these animals out of these high-kill facilities and place them in loving forever homes. We have several local fosters that are willing to provide temporary TLC for these pets while they are waiting for their "forever humans" to come along! We are also passionate about community education in areas of need. The pet overpopulation problem rests solely on the shoulders of humans and that is why more focus needs to be placed on educating people and making them more aware of the issue. We want to give as many animals as possible the chance they deserve, so that is why we founded Happy Landings Animal Rescue.
We started this organization to fill a need. Animals are being euthanized in astonishing numbers across the country simply due to overcrowding of shelters. It's heartbreaking! Our main focus is to pull these animals out of these high-kill facilities and place them in loving forever homes. We have several local fosters that are willing to provide temporary TLC for these pets while they are waiting for their "forever humans" to come along! We are also passionate about community education in areas of need. The pet overpopulation problem rests solely on the shoulders of humans and that is why more focus needs to be placed on educating people and making them more aware of the issue. We want to give as many animals as possible the chance they deserve, so that is why we founded Happy Landings Animal Rescue.
