Bull Terrier puppies and dogs in Collingswood, New Jersey

**$1,777 in pledges to any rescue that may pull!** **RE-EXTENDED!** *New video 9/5!* Ivy ACCT-A-260030 is currently considered urgent and at risk of euthanasia due to medical concerns. Ivy must have confirmed placement with a RESCUE PARTNER or ADOPTER by TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER 8TH 2026 at 10AM. Should Ivy’s medical or behavioral status change, her urgency and timeline for placement may also change. Ivy is a 7.5-year-old girl with a big personality and an even bigger heart! Her owned name is actually Drama Queen, but she prefers to go by Rammy — and honestly, both names seem pretty fitting for this lovable diva. Her former family described her as a total diva, a cuddle bug, and “funny as hell,” and we think those are some pretty great qualities. She loves her people and is reported to be good with strangers and children. She is the kind of dog who wants to be part of your life and soak up all the love she can get. Shelter life has been a little overwhelming for her, and she hasn't quite been herself here. She can be quiet and hesitant in her kennel, but once she is given some gentle encouragement and time to warm up, we see her softer side come out. She enjoys food, relaxes with kind handling, and will give some lovely tail wags when she is feeling comfortable. We think Ivy is the type of dog who could really blossom once she has the consistency, attention, and one-on-one time that are difficult to provide in a busy shelter environment. Ivy would do best as the only pet in her home. She has a history of being reactive toward other dogs and has previously been involved in a dog fight, so she will need a family who understands that she doesn't need furry siblings to be happy. She has shown us that she can have appropriate interactions with some dogs when introductions are slow and carefully managed, but an only-pet home will give her the best opportunity to relax and feel secure. Ivy is also looking for a special adopter who is willing to help her with some ongoing medical needs. She has significant eye issues, including severe dry eye (KCS), which has caused thick discharge and conjunctivitis in both eyes. She has also recently dealt with a UTI and a shelter-acquired upper respiratory infection and is receiving care for those issues. Her eyes in particular will require continued veterinary care, but we believe getting her out of the shelter and into a comfortable home environment could make a world of difference for this girl. Ivy may be a little down on her luck right now, but underneath it all is a funny, affectionate, lovable diva who spent years as someone's cherished companion. She deserves the chance to feel comfortable again, receive plenty of TLC, and show her new family just how wonderful she can be. If you're looking for a loyal companion with personality to spare and are ready to give a deserving girl the patience and love she needs, Ivy would love to meet you! Videos: *NEW* Introducing Ivy: https://youtube.com/shorts/F_Qunte4edA?is=UbW1_6-r_bU4kLUj Saying hello to Ivy: https://youtube.com/shorts/D5XGQBtylfo?feature=share Ivy and snoop dog: - https://youtu.be/Rbwqm-79gJM?is=_ZZO7vNhE1lhlpB7 - https://youtu.be/pHifdgzdc5E?is=he-JqfOimXOcRZMI - https://youtu.be/n-F1wlETVCA?is=9Igd53IRibzYSPQS Behavior Notes: Per staff 8/29 (Regarding meet with Snoop Dog): Stiff greetings at fence. Sniffed and able to be sniffed. Quick bouncy move, tolerant and moved away on her own Per staff 8/28: Adding selective and reactive waiver out of an abundance of caution due to OS notes of not good with other dogs and the fence meet from earlier. However she did have a good meet with another dog later in the day. Per staff 8/28: Kennel Presentation: On the back side of the kennel when I approached. Called her name a few times to see if she'd turn around. Had to open the door. She slowly came up to the divider area. I tossed a few treats, she sniffed them but did not eat them. Ears forward and tail down not moving. Leash Skills: Spoke softly and she slowly came to the front. Lowered her head and allowed leash to go on. Hesitated to come out of kennel and stumbled a bit due to the height of the kennel. Walks slowly on the leash, noses to the ground once outside. Lots of stopping and going to the bathroom. Sociability: Tolerant of handling. Once I offered some food her body softened, ears to the side and mid tail wagging. Play: n/a Dog Interaction: Met snoop dog. Stiff fence greetings with high tail wagging. Took the meet slowly allowing the dogs to sniff each other. She then gave some quick bouncy moves and the moved away. Return to Kennel: Hesitated slightly to go back in. I said up up in a baby voice and she was able to jump up. Removed leash with hand. Color Level: Blue Per staff 8/28: Attempted to get Ivy into playgroup. Stiff body, slowly walking to the fence. High tail and muzzle punched at the fence where the dog was. Per owner 8/27: Ivy’s owned name is Drama Queen and she lived with her owner for 7.5 years. She was described as being a straight diva, total cuddle bug, snores like an old man, but is “funny as hell.” She is not housetrained, is crate trained, medium energy, pulls on leash, is reactive to other animals, and has bitten another dog on the leg. She has eye issues, itchy paws, and stomach issues. She likes cheese, is good with strangers and children, and is “terrible” towards cats and dogs. The owner noted that her ideal home is with someone who has the time to give her love and that she likes to be called “Rammy.” Per staff 8/27: We later found out that the person who claimed to find Ivy as a stray, was the owner’s friend who was supposed to be watching her. The owner unfortunately is unable to reclaim due to extenuating circumstances. We also learned that Ivy id dog reactive, and has been in a dog fight with another dog which is why she has scarring on her face. She did react and bite the other dog in the leg. Per staff 8/27: Dog removed from home of caller. Caller stated the dog just walked up to her and did not belong to anyone in the area. She had a wagging tail, few hello barks, lifted into truck easily. Medical Notes: Per staff 9/3: This dog has been observed to have shelter acquired upper respiratory infection (URI), or a "doggy cold". They have been started on medication, and will be monitored for resolution of the respiratory infection. Per staff 8/27: Ivy was QAR with a BCS of 6/9, good muscle condition, and adequate hydration. She had thick ocular discharge and conjunctivitis in both eyes, with no nasal or ear discharge. Mild dental calculus and mild abdominal tension were also noted, but her cardiovascular, respiratory, neurologic, musculoskeletal, skin, lymph node, and urogenital exams were otherwise unremarkable. Assessment included reported anorexia, KCS (dry eye), and a UTI. Schirmer tear testing was 0 OU, consistent with severe dry eye. Abdominal radiographs showed no obvious urinary stones. Urine sediment showed white blood cells with intracellular bacteria, numerous red blood cells, and crystals, supporting a urinary tract infection. Per staff 8/27: Dog has not eaten in two days; blood in urine; heavy discharge from eyes. – Due to being significantly overcapacity with dogs and cats and higher than usual intake, extensions are unlikely to be granted. If you are interested in an animal please contact ACCT Philly immediately. Due to limited space, timestamps may also be proceeded with early so it is imperative to let us know if you are considering adopting or tagging a dog or cat. ACCT Philly is located at 111 West Hunting Park Ave in Philadelphia. We are open for adoptions 7 days a week. Please visit www.acctphilly.org/adopt for details. If you are a rescue interested in pulling this animal, please email our lifesaving team, or visit here if you are not currently a rescue partner: https://acctphilly.org/acct-philly-love-local-partnership-program/ Confirmed placement is considered confirmation of an actual rescue pull. Possible placement, interested parties, and other "TBD" statuses are not considered confirmed and do not indicate an animal is no longer urgent. All animals at ACCT Philly are from Philadelphia, as the only open intake animal shelter in Philadelphia, we are not able to accept animals from outside of Philadelphia. ACCT Philly’s Pennsylvania kennel license number is 08313.

This sweet girl was found wandering the streets of Philadelphia about 4 weeks ago. She was brought to an urgent care due to her excessive vomiting and the need to find her owner, but nobody claimed her. Having no one to take her in, the urgent care was going to send her to a kill shelter, so we stepped in to save her. The vet mentioned due to the sound of her bark that her previous owner may have tried to debark her so you can imagine she’s in need of someone to love and spoil her. She is about 1-2 years old, not spayed but is now up-to-date on rabies, heart worm and distemper shots. She is crate trained and has been working with our trainer on commands like sit, place, clicker-reward and whistle to come. We believe she would do best in a home with no other dogs- this will give her the best chance to be her sweetest, snuggliest self so she can give all her love to her owners. She loves to be pet and rest her big bully head on your lap.

✨ Meet this sweet soul ✨ This beautiful girl has the kindest eyes and the softest heart. She’s the definition of a gentle companion — affectionate, loyal, and happiest just being close to her people. Despite all she’s been through, she still chooses love. She’s calm, sweet, and so deserving of a family who will finally show her the stability and devotion she’s been waiting for. The kind of dog who will quietly follow you from room to room, rest her head nearby, and remind you every day what unconditional love looks like. Dogs like her are too often overlooked, but we know her person is out there. She deserves a couch, a soft bed, and someone who will never let her wonder if she’s wanted again. Please don’t let this sweetheart wait any longer for the happy ending she deserves. 🩶 PLEASE TEXT KAREN 4136298152

SOS!! Cinnamon Sugar SOS - - she was only given 1 month of foster. Meet Cinnamon Sugar, a 2–3-year-old, 50-lb sweetheart who has spent far too long simply trying to survive after someone seemingly left her behind. Everything about Cinnamon tells us she was once someone’s dog. She is incredibly well-behaved, potty trained in the yard, wonderful on a leash, perfect in the car, and knows exactly how to live alongside people. At some point, the family she trusted disappeared, leaving this incredibly sweet girl to fend for herself. Cinnamon stayed around the same neighborhood, seemingly believing it was still her home. But life there became increasingly dangerous. Feral street pack dogs bullied and chased her, neighbors no longer wanted her around, and recently a loose dog even attacked her. Somehow, through all of it, Cinnamon remained gentle, trusting, and desperate for affection. Thankfully, one kind neighbor has offered Cinnamon a safe foster home — but only for one month. We now have a small window to find this deserving girl the forever family she has been waiting for. Cinnamon is spayed, vaccinated, 4DX negative, fully vetted, and up to date on preventatives. She loves other dogs, has lived peacefully around cats, and is truly the kind of easy, loving companion who just wants to belong. Cinnamon is currently in Puerto Rico, but she can be adopted anywhere in the U.S. Like all of our Puerto Rico rescues, we will arrange her flight off the island to her adoptive family, and her transport is included in her adoption fee. Someone may have abandoned Cinnamon once, but she never stopped believing in people. Now she has one month of safety while we find the person who will finally show her that this time, she is home forever.

Meet Lady. Once again we were contacted about a stray dog that no one wanted...even the person who found her and helped her could not keep her! She was rescued by a lady in NC when it was obvious she had been abandoned and had come to her as a stray. There was another stray dog that she came with, but the family came and got that one, not Lady! She was skin and bones and under her rescue's care she is now a healthy weight and has been completely vetted and transferred to our rescue when no one wanted her. Unfortunately this is so often the case in the south...dogs just dropped off in the middle of nowhere, left to fend for themselves and unwanted, even when discovered and helped by someone. Sadly, without rescue to commit to her, she would have just been another shelter statistic. Estimated to be around 2-2.5 years she is beyond puppy stage. She is a loving dog, walks well on a leash and is crate trained. While with the person who saved her, they said "she would stand up and hug on me, lay besid eme as I sat outside and she did well in the house and would sit on my lap. I worked hard to show her she was loved so that she would be ready for a famiy". At day care she is a social, fun, playful, happy girl who enjoys all her canine friends.

Lil Bro (Male)'s Story **Applicant Requirements:** -Be at least 21 years of age and the Homeowner or Rentee. -Households with children under 8 years of age, must have a physical fence attached to the home or an electric/invisible fence. However, there are other instances when a fence may be required for the safety of the dog or puppy Description of the Pet Name: Lil Bro Age: DOB: 4/7/26 Weight: Crate-trained: Yes PLEASE NOTE: To apply to adopt, the application and adoption process can be found on our website greenmorerescue.org. Please read dog's bio carefully before applying. Meet Lil Bro! Born on April 7, 2026, Lil Bro is an adorable young pup with the cutest face and a whole lot of growing left to do! He's still figuring out what to do with those long legs and big paws, but he's curious, eager to learn, and ready to experience everything the world has to offer. Lil Bro is a sweetheart who loves affection and enjoys being around people. He's dog friendly, kid friendly, and is currently learning his basic manners like any young pup. He has a medium energy level and would love a home that can continue helping him grow into the amazing dog he's meant to be. Lil Bro walks great on leash and enjoys exploring. While he can be a little hesitant when he encounters something new, he simply takes his time, watches, observes, and joins in when he's ready. His thoughtful approach shows just how smart and adaptable he is. A securely fenced yard is required so Lil Bro has plenty of safe space to play, learn, and burn off puppy energy. With his sweet personality, curious nature, and love for affection, Lil Bro is sure to make a wonderful family companion. Adoption donation is $500 cash, $525 credit, debit or Venmo. This donation includes a microchip. ***A NOTE ON BREEDS: The dog's listed breed(s) is the best assessment made by a veterinarian, pet finder or rescue staff and is not guaranteed. This pet is being offered by Greenmore Farm Animal Rescue, 246 Clonmell Upland Road, West Grove PA 19390 - PA Shelter # 8755