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My basic info
Breed
American Pit Bull Terrier
Color
Tan/Yellow/Fawn/Brindle
Age
Adult
Size
Med. 26-60 lbs (12-27 kg) (when grown)
Weight
47 lbs (current)
Sex
Female
Pet ID
16
My details
Spayed / Neutered
My story
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Here's what the humans have to say about me:
Heartworm Preventative: Interceptor Given 27th of every month
Flea and Tick: Nexgard given 27th of every month
Riley is a house-trained, energetic, Pit Bull Terrier mix. She completed a boarding and training program at Burk's Dog Training, and she will come with two free lessons to help her transition smoothly into her new home.
Riley takes supplements for an old knee injury, and she limps on occasion. This makes long walks and some obedience commands tough for her. Riley got along with the trainers dogs which are her size. At this time, she would do best in a home without cats or small dogs.
This is what her training had to say about her:
"Riley is a medium energy dog. She's friendly with dogs and people, but she seems to prefer a quieter home for day-to-day life. She's fine with new people coming into the house and likes small gatherings, but she prefers to hang back away from big gatherings. She's super smart and catches on very fast to training. Because of that, she also likes to see what kind of loopholes she can find in her training. A kind, yet firm handler that can help her stay on track is ideal. Riley is crate trained and stays in one when no one is home. She doesn't even attempt to jump our 4' fence here at the house. Riley's ideal home would be somewhere where she can take a walk around the neighborhood with you after work and then snuggle up on the couch to watch your favorite show for the rest of the evening!
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Heartworm Preventative: Interceptor Given 27th of every month
Flea and Tick: Nexgard given 27th of every month
Riley is a house-trained, energetic, Pit Bull Terrier mix. She completed a boarding and training program at Burk's Dog Training, and she will come with two free lessons to help her transition smoothly into her new home.
Riley takes supplements for an old knee injury, and she limps on occasion. This makes long walks and some obedience commands tough for her. Riley got along with the trainers dogs which are her size. At this time, she would do best in a home without cats or small dogs.
This is what her training had to say about her:
"Riley is a medium energy dog. She's friendly with dogs and people, but she seems to prefer a quieter home for day-to-day life. She's fine with new people coming into the house and likes small gatherings, but she prefers to hang back away from big gatherings. She's super smart and catches on very fast to training. Because of that, she also likes to see what kind of loopholes she can find in her training. A kind, yet firm handler that can help her stay on track is ideal. Riley is crate trained and stays in one when no one is home. She doesn't even attempt to jump our 4' fence here at the house. Riley's ideal home would be somewhere where she can take a walk around the neighborhood with you after work and then snuggle up on the couch to watch your favorite show for the rest of the evening!
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Foster animals require an application approval before meeting. You can request an application via email.
2.
Approve Application
It can take up to 3 days to process an application.
3.
Meet the Pet
If all family members agree to the adoption, we set up our final adoption process.
Additional adoption info
Once you come and meet a pet for adoption you will read and fill out one of our pre-adoption forms. This application is then reviewed. This takes usually 1-3 business days to hear back about applications. once approved the pet is gotten ready for adoption and adopted..... If you have a landlord we must have their phone number and name. Adopters must be over 21. WE also ask if you have other dogs that they meet with the new incoming pet and that you have a vet reference with up to date vaccines. If no other pets owned then two personal references please.... WE do not have one set fee. adoption fees start at 150.00 for senior dogs and 300.00 for dogs/puppies and cats are 110.00.
Once you come and meet a pet for adoption you will read and fill out one of our pre-adoption forms. This application is then reviewed. This takes usually 1-3 business days to hear back about applications. once approved the pet is gotten ready for adoption and adopted..... If you have a landlord we must have their phone number and name. Adopters must be over 21. WE also ask if you have other dogs that they meet with the new incoming pet and that you have a vet reference with up to date vaccines. If no other pets owned then two personal references please.... WE do not have one set fee. adoption fees start at 150.00 for senior dogs and 300.00 for dogs/puppies and cats are 110.00.
The shelter is open from 1-5 mon-fri, Tues 1-7pm and from 12-3 on sats. we do adoptions of pets up to 1/2 hour before we close. we have off -site adoption events at the pittsburgh Mills petsmart and also showcase cats for adoption at that petsmart...We also have numerous off site fundraising events thru out the year.
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The shelter is open from 1-5 mon-fri, Tues 1-7pm and from 12-3 on sats. we do adoptions of pets up to 1/2 hour before we close. we have off -site adoption events at the pittsburgh Mills petsmart and also showcase cats for adoption at that petsmart...We also have numerous off site fundraising events thru out the year.
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More about this rescue
We are a no-kill facility established in 1969 to provide temporary shelter for unwanted and abused animals. we match lovable animals with loving forever homes , educating the public on humane responsible care of all animals, and help in reducing the overpopulation with our low-cost spay and neuter program. We also have a volunteer program that we hope to add new volunteers to thru out the year...
PA 1137
We are a no-kill facility established in 1969 to provide temporary shelter for unwanted and abused animals. we match lovable animals with loving forever homes , educating the public on humane responsible care of all animals, and help in reducing the overpopulation with our low-cost spay and neuter program. We also have a volunteer program that we hope to add new volunteers to thru out the year...
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