Roscoe

Biddy is a sweet, loving dog with a gentle soul who needs a little extra patience and understanding. She’s full of energy and would thrive in a home with a big backyard where she can run and play to her heart’s content. Biddy didn’t get the training or socialization she needed in her previous home, so she has some anxiety and can be fearful around new people. With time, consistency, and kindness, she can grow into a more confident pup. She’s great with kids and does well with other dogs, especially when introduced slowly. Biddy loves to play and would do best in a calm, nurturing environment where she can feel safe and loved. I’m heartbroken to rehome her, but my current living situation doesn’t allow me to give her the space and continued support she deserves. If you have room in your heart and home for a dog who needs a second chance, Biddy might just be your perfect match. We tried to return Bitty to her previous owners, but she ran away from them and got hurt. She found her way back to us a few days ago, and while we’re not exactly sure what happened, it seems like she may have been hit by a car or injured in some other way. She isn’t limping, but she does appear to be in some discomfort. Unfortunately, due to our apartment complex rules, our landlord has told us she can no longer stay. It’s a heartbreaking decision, but we want to find her a safe, loving home where she can finally get the care and training she needs to thrive. Bitty has a beautiful spirit and so much potential—she just needs someone to give her a chance.

One-year-old Pitbull pup, very energetic and loving, gets along well with people, children, and other animals; crate trained, potty trained—unfortunately needs rehoming due to a change in living circumstances. Needs someone to keep up with her.

Sky adores children and gets along wonderfully with cats and other dogs. She has a friendly and loving nature.

Khaos is a one year old pitbull mix. He is an adorable and sweet little boy who loves to cuddle and play. He is extremely energetic and loves everybody. He gets along with dogs of all sizes, I have one female dachshund that he absolutely adores. He DOES NOT get along with cats, he is not inherently aggressive with cats but he does not realize how big he is and that cats can not play like dogs do.