American Pit Bull Terrier puppies and dogs in Lindenwold, New Jersey

This young bachelor arrived to the shelter on July 28th, 2022 with his lady friend Larissa. Bachelor is a sweet boy who is shy similarly to other dog he arrived into the shelter with. Bachelor enjoys his walks and is very receptive to his handler for any cues and/or direction. Bachelor does warm up and has reveled that he in fact loves being apart of the party and attention! This pouty boy has a love for treats, so much so that Milkbone should sponsor him! His only request? You shower him with pets and trips to the pet bakery for some delicious treats. Bachelor is current on antibiotics for an Upper Respiratory, so he is looking for a nice comfy home to recover in. Video: https://youtube.com/shorts/xcFbqh_-Sg4?feature=share Bachelor is smart: https://youtube.com/shorts/xcFbqh_-Sg4?feature=share https://youtube.com/shorts/mXUx__HB11k?feature=share

Vanilla and her sister Chocolate are very outgoing and friendly. They are very sweet girls and need to be adopted together. Vanilla is bonded to her sister Chocolate and must be adopted with her.

Chocolate and her sister Vanilla are very outgoing and friendly. They are very sweet girls and need to be adopted together. Chocolate is bonded to her sister Vanilla and must be adopted with her.

Brutus ACCT-A-122630 is currently considered urgent and at risk of euthanasia due to medical concerns. He must have confirmed placement with a RESCUE PARTNER by Saturday, September 24th at 5:30 p.m. Should Brutus's medical or behavioral status change, his urgency and timeline for placement may also change. Our handsome Brutus was found running loose on a highway and was brought to the shelter on September 9th by police. He is an approximately one year old neutered male who was described by our medical team as "friendly and very playful during his medical intake process. Brutus was determined to have an upper respiratory infection on September 16th and on the 18th was noted to be more quiet in the kennel, "but was quite active and playful once he was in the exam room. Upon closer exam, ears contained a moderate amount of debris consistent with otitis externa. On September 20th, he was noted to be continuously coughing and was presumed to have bronchopneumonia. He is currently on an antibiotic, but is urgently in need of a rescue to provide him with the treatment and supportive care he needs. He has been described by staff as "a very social pup who is no older than a year. He is full of life and ready to take on any adventure. Brutus is seeking immediate placement with a rescue to help him get better so he can get ready for his next adventure. Video: Brutus and Baby Blue: https://youtu.be/dTe8DKRndN8 Brutus and Xena: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=R0VbekLU45U&feature=emb_logo Brutus getting love: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=GzbMfEKFvMg 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. 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.

Bates is a happy young guy who is very puppy like. He is high energy and needs work on his manners. He likes other dogs but needs better social skills with them

** $480 in pledges to the rescue that pulls!** **Interested foster through rescue!** GINGER ACCT-A-125902 is currently considered urgent and at risk of euthanasia due to lack of space for incoming dogs, and length of stay. Ginger must have confirmed placement with an ADOPTER OR RESCUE PARTNER by Wednesday, November 30th by 10:00am. Should Ginger's medical or behavioral status change, her urgency and timeline for placement may also change. Ginger is a beautiful, 11 month old black and white mixed breed dog who came in as a stray on 10/25. On arrival, it was noted by staff that she "flinched, and entered the exam room with tail tucked between her legs. After we gave her treats, however, she warmed up and allowed for a full exam, even rolling on her back to show us her belly. She was nervous about hands coming towards her head, but loves bum scratches." Her veterinary exam also noted that she has a possible "os clitoris" which protrudes from her vulva. She was observed to be urinating regularly, but she is at risk for recurrent urinary tract infections in the future (although none have been noted during her shelter stay). The area may also be a source of chronic irritation for her. Surgical removal would be ideal, or at minimum an adopter who is willing to pursue outside veterinary care (and surgery if recommended). On 10/29, a vet noted that Ginger had diffuse to generalized weals along the dorsum, lateral abdomen, and on top of her head and around her eyes. A possible hypersensitive reaction was suspected as lesions were not observed on a previous exam. Diphenhydramine was given, and there have not been similar skin reactions noted so far. On 11/1, Ginger came down with an upper respiratory infection that has persisted. She has been switched to a stronger antibiotic, as on 11/14 she was exhibiting bilateral thick mucoid discharge and an intermittent cough. It was noted by staff on 10/26 that she was reactive to new people entering a room she is already in, and needs a slow introduction to them. "Ginger was nervous in the kennel and was cowering in the front corner. I opened the door and she gave low wags and licked my hand, allowing me to leash her easily. She needed a minute or two of coaxing to exit the kennel. No issues returning. Ginger was shy at first in the room but quickly warmed up climbing onto the couch with me and rolling over for belly rubs. She was very affectionate and loose towards me. She had no interest in treats. While petting her she allowed me to check her teeth, ears, and look for a spay scar as well with no issues. However, when another staff member entered the room, Ginger charged her with hackles up, hard barking and growling. She was VERY reactive to any new people entering. She would calm down when I spoke to her and after a few minutes she stopped barking and approached the new staff with calmer body language, and low wagging, allowing pets. If any new people enter her space though she needs slow intros to them." Per volunteer 11/14: Ginger is a high energy puppy who is super sweet and so happy to go outside! She enjoyed running and sniffing in the dog run, and got really excited when she saw doggie friends, but unfortunately has a cold so wasn't able to say hi. She was easy to direct with food (especially high reward treats) when she got a little too excited and jumpy so seems like she'd be quick to learn some tricks and manners! Per Volunteer on a Day Trip to the park (11/19): Ginger went on a hike with us in Wissahickon park. Ginger behaved very well in the car. Ginger knows sit. Ginger initially was curious but calm on the trail. She was reactive toward cyclists but greeted everyone else (dogs and people) with a loose and friendly demeanor. However once we merged onto the main trail and started encountering more groups, Ginger quickly got overwhelmed. She was very anxious: whining, panting, pulling hard, even gator rolling at a few points when cyclists passed. Because she was clearly over threshold we decided to cut the hike short. Once we returned to the smaller, less busy trail Ginger relaxed some, but continued to be reactive to anyone who passed. She shows no aggression, only reactivity. Per volunteer 11/26 : petite girl who is shy in kennel but so happy outside! Extremely cute! Pulls mildly. Medium energy. Housetrained. Knows sit, not super interested in treats today. Several good fence meets w other dogs with loose body. Jumped at passerby when they got within 5-10 feet of her but easily directed with a change in direction. Likes to climb in lap and give face kisses. After warming up, this girl is super sweet and affectionate! Ginger urgently needs to leave with an adopter or rescue partner who can look after her medical needs, and give her plenty of decompression time in her new environment. She really likes other dogs, so may like to have a doggie friend! This wonderful young lady has so much potential with the right support. Per staff on 11/29: Took Ginger out with a volunteer and she was lovely! It was her first time meeting the volunteer and she did acted as if she has walked with him many times. She allowed him to easy leash her and remove her from kennel. Once out, she got very excitable and zoomed towards the door leading to outside. Once outside, she pulled on the leash and when would get excited, but otherwise walked well. She went to the bathroom outside and allowed all handling and petting. She sat for treats and would even sit in the middle of being walked. We walked her on the track and she enjoyed her time outside. She did not react towards strangers or those passing by, but was very content sniffing around. She was a very well behaved young lady who was very easy to return to kennel Video: NEW: Ginger giving love: https://youtube.com/shorts/L2iYjVsHKTs?feature=share NEW: Ginger sitting for treats: https://youtu.be/wPem5MAxL1Q NEW: Ginger walking on leash: https://youtube.com/shorts/UXj4Soqf-Hc?feature=share NEW: Meet Silly Ginger https://youtube.com/shorts/PwUQO6Hm53U?feature=share NEW: Bloop and Ginger Meet https://youtube.com/shorts/-RmzvAkBekc?feature=share Ginger gets comfy: https://youtu.be/oy_aMyo6Y38 Ginger getting pets: https://youtu.be/m9QkUt6WUT8 Ginger makes friends: https://youtube.com/shorts/rZpa7YY78ls?feature=share Ginger loves doggie friends! Meet with Charles: https://youtube.com/shorts/LWCM2tkO3Nk?feature=share Ginger loves treats: https://youtube.com/shorts/sJXAnhouG0U?feature=share Ginger and Craig: https://youtu.be/dUXxy5SPrTY Ginger and Craig again! https://youtu.be/24bw7o46hVo Confirmed placement is considered 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. 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.

Belle came directly from the shelter where she was struggling after losing her home twice. In foster care, she blossomed into a sweet and playful dog she was meant to be, and she is ready for her forever! Belle loves to go on walks and learning new tricks for food. She is dog and cat friendly and would love a canine companion to play with! She is energetic and would do best in an active home and a home that provides structure. She is crate trained but would benefit from more training to become a true lady. Since she does jump when excited, a home with older children would be best. Belle is a lovebug and a cuddler, and whoever adopts her will have a best friend for life! All our animals have age-appropriate vaccinations, and are spayed/neutered, microchipped, and tested for FIV/FelV prior to adoption. Adoption fees are as follows: kitten $150 ($200 for a pair), adult $100, senior/special needs $50. Direct link to adoption application: https://toolkit.rescuegroups.org/of/f?c=MFNXQGKR May 23, 2023, 12:22 am

This sweet, petite gal is 2-year-old Paloma! Paloma is a friendly, easy-going gal who can be a bit shy but loves attention within a few minutes of knowing you. She will enjoy a fenced yard where she can run freely, get some exercise and where she can do her favorite thing, explore! Because she can be a little shy, she may do better in a home without small children (teens and up would be ideal). She likes to go for short walks here at the shelter but will certainly love longer walks with you once she gets used to her new routine. Paloma was picked up in a local town as a stray but that was probably the luckiest day of her life as she was not taken care of and through TLC from our staff and volunteers, and lots of snacks, she is back to a healthy weight. Paloma deserves the best, so if you would like to add this little girl to your life, come over and we will be happy to introduce you!

Ellery is a happy, friendly, one and half year old, who is initially a bit shy, but warms up quickly which is when we see her outgoing side. She is also quite social and loves to be loved and to sit by your side getting attention. Ellery came to us as a stray, sadly missing most of one of her ears. Despite whatever happened to her, she is now safe with us and hoping to meet her forever family. She is a higher energy girl and will need a family that can provide her daily exercise to keep her enriched. She will love a big fenced yard where she can run and play! We think she may do well with your current dog, and maybe older children (10+) also. Let's help Ellery put her past behind her and hopefully there will be an adoption in her near future! Stop by the VAO and meet this girl soon!

Ying is such a unique-looking girl! She is a lovely, tricolor 2-year-old who enjoys her walks as much as she enjoys cuddling up with her people. She seems housebroken and was clearly someone's beloved pet at one point. We would love to see her in a home with a loving family that will provide her daily exercise and a fenced yard where she can run around and play freely. Ying may enjoy another dog as her canine companion and we think she will do well with older kids as well. Don't miss out on this gem... come meet her soon at the VAO!

Squints is a very happy girl! She is petite, just over 1 year and has the friendliest personality. She likes to go for walks, play in the yard and hang out with her people. She may do well with another dog and we will be happy to introduce her to your current dog. Squints will require a fenced yard and will be happiest with an active owner that will exercise her daily. She is a sweet and very special young lady waiting to meet her new family!

Godiva is just a baby puppy that found herself at the orphanage after being picked up as a stray. She is certainly ready to start a new chapter in her life. We don't think she has been treated very kindly in her past home; she can be a little slow to trust new people but she is SO sweet once she knows you. Having the company of a more confident dog in her new home would benefit her greatly. Godiva would do best in a lower-traffic household with no children, and a fenced yard to keep her safe while she plays. If you think you can give this little chocolate kiss a good home, ask to meet her soon!

Full of energy, Dexter is a loving dog who needs a new home with space to run, play, and socialize. He is very protective of his home, but gets along great with other dogs when given the opportunity. He tends to be jumpy, nippy, and nervous around unknown people and children. When walking, his nose is always in the ground and has a strong desire to track whatever it is he smells. Dexter is strong, fast, and athletic.

Lumi is quite, regal, laid back, shy and gentle. She likes other dogs, kids and doesn't seem to mind cats. She is bonded to her daughter Zuri and they should be adopted together

Zuri is an outgoing , wiggly, happy ball of fire. she loves to play, likes other dogs and is good with kids. She doesn't seem to mind cats. She loves her mom Lumi and they need to be adopted together.