4.30.21 Dog of the Month- Kramer

 

Here’s your reminder that Kramer is our Dog of the Month for April and he’s still available for adoption

Learn more about Kramer, our adoption process, and access the online application at www.mnpitbull.com

4.29.21 Colbert says Awoooo!

 

Colbert (Alabama Boys) arrived to his new foster home on Friday and his foster mom says he is the sweetest guy alive.

Interested in adding a pup to your home? Visit www.mnpitbull.com to learn more about Colbert, our adoption process, and access our online application.

4.28.21 Help Save a Life

 

Puppies are coming and we need homes to place them ASAP  If you’re an approved foster and interested in some puppy breath, comment on the post in our volunteer group.

If you’re interested in fostering and seeing all the cuteness before everyone else, apply at www.mnpitbull.com/foster (PS- fostering is a fantastic way to see if the dog could fit your lifestyle permanently. We’re talking to you, potential foster fail peeps )

4.28.21 Cozy Up with Covington

 

Covington is doing beautifully. He gets to go to work with his foster mom & play with the big dogs at home

Adopt Covington at www.mnpitbull.com

4.27.21 Macon

 

We interrupt your scrolling for a very important message from Macon’s foster:

Macon is the absolute best houseguest! Loves the resident dogs, has been a rockstar at potty training, has THE sweetest, mello personality, is a tiny love bug, and we adore having him

Want to add this love bug to your family? Apply at www.mnpitbull.com

4.26.21 Elmore says, Adopt Me!

 

What could make your Monday a little better? This guy, Elmore. See that brown spot right in the middle of his forehead? It’s a perfect spot to plant a kiss.

Visit www.mnpitbull.com for adoption information. Elmore will make sure your Mondays are as perfect as he is

4.24.21 Saturday with Seth

 

Welcome back spring!

Mr. Sethifer (aka Seth ) is sacked after a busy 2 days of helping humans do projects inside and outside. His foster parents setup a second crate upstairs and have been doing a better job of being consistent in their actions with him. He gets a little timeout when he is too overly excited with them or his foster siblings and it has been paying off (). Sometimes, all it takes is consistency to maintain a happy and healthy dog. Way to go Seth & foster parents!

If you’re interested in learning more about Seth, our adoption process, or would like to apply for a meeting with him, please visit www.mnpitbull.com.