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American Pit Bull Terrier/American Staffordshire Terrier
Color
Black
Age
2 years 3 months old, Adult
Size
Large 61-100 lbs (28-45 kg) (when grown)
Weight
61 lbs (current)
Sex
Male
Pet ID
–
My details
Good with kids
Good with dogs
Shots current
Spayed / Neutered
Housetrained
My story
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Here's what the humans have to say about me:
Harlow is an estimated 2-year-old pitbull mix boy that was found with another dog outside in the freezing cold on the streets of Memphis, covered in wounds and bite marks, and with an old jaw injury. Luckily, he was taken in by a Good Samaritan, and they were able to get him to a vet to have him fully evaluated.
This sweet boy is luckily heartworm negative, and his jaw injury does not inhibit how he eats or breathes, but does make him look a bit more unique than your average dog. He is now neutered, and will be on some pain and anti-inflammatory medications as well as antibiotics while his skin heals.
While people have definitely failed this poor boy, he has not let it interfere with his wonderful temperament one bit. He is friendly with all people and dogs, but does need a home with no cats. He has done amazing with keeping a clean kennel, and is just the sweetest boy who wants to be loved on and snuggled as he recovers.
We know the final chapter of this boy’s story includes finding him his forever home where he will know nothing but love. Think that could be you? You can apply to adopt at www.lexpitcrew.org/adopt. His adoption fee is $200!
Harlow is an estimated 2-year-old pitbull mix boy that was found with another dog outside in the freezing cold on the streets of Memphis, covered in wounds and bite marks, and with an old jaw injury. Luckily, he was taken in by a Good Samaritan, and they were able to get him to a vet to have him fully evaluated.
This sweet boy is luckily heartworm negative, and his jaw injury does not inhibit how he eats or breathes, but does make him look a bit more unique than your average dog. He is now neutered, and will be on some pain and anti-inflammatory medications as well as antibiotics while his skin heals.
While people have definitely failed this poor boy, he has not let it interfere with his wonderful temperament one bit. He is friendly with all people and dogs, but does need a home with no cats. He has done amazing with keeping a clean kennel, and is just the sweetest boy who wants to be loved on and snuggled as he recovers.
We know the final chapter of this boy’s story includes finding him his forever home where he will know nothing but love. Think that could be you? You can apply to adopt at www.lexpitcrew.org/adopt. His adoption fee is $200!
Anyone interested in adopting one of our dogs can submit an adoption application at: https://www.lexpitcrew.org/adopt
2.
Interview
Our Adoptions team will confirm homeownership or call for landlord approval, call for a vet reference, and call 1-2 personal references.
3.
Home Check
A member of our home visits team will come by for 10-15 min to make sure there aren’t any safety concerns and get to know the applicant.
4.
Approve Application
5.
Meet the Pet
A meet and greet with the approved applicant(s) and any current pets is required.
6.
Pay Fee
The adoption fee is due the day an approved applicant starts their 2-week adoption trial.
7.
Sign Adoption Contract
Additional adoption info
Applications are processed in the order they are completed, but we do not approve on a first come, first served basis. Our goal is to find the best fit for every individual dog.
Applications are processed in the order they are completed, but we do not approve on a first come, first served basis. Our goal is to find the best fit for every individual dog.
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More about this rescue
Lexington Pit Crew desires to inform and educate people about breeds that so many people view as vicious and dangerous. Lexington Pit Crew wants to help build a positive reputation for the dogs that would otherwise be deemed unadoptable simply based on their breed. Over the course of the last 8 years, LPC has saved hundreds of dogs. This is a team effort. A team made up of volunteers. Volunteers who have families, jobs that actually pay them, and other responsibilitiess that require their time. They volunteer because it’s a passion for them. They desire to give their time because they value the lives of the defenseless animals we fight for each day.
Lexington Pit Crew desires to inform and educate people about breeds that so many people view as vicious and dangerous. Lexington Pit Crew wants to help build a positive reputation for the dogs that would otherwise be deemed unadoptable simply based on their breed. Over the course of the last 8 years, LPC has saved hundreds of dogs. This is a team effort. A team made up of volunteers. Volunteers who have families, jobs that actually pay them, and other responsibilitiess that require their time. They volunteer because it’s a passion for them. They desire to give their time because they value the lives of the defenseless animals we fight for each day.
