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Are you Belly’s new SOMEONE!
We have no way of knowing what Belly’s life was like before she was rescued from an overcrowded shelter. She will need that perfect someone to love her and take care of her. Belly needs a home where someone is with her most of the time where she can settle down, relax, and feel comfortable with her surroundings.
Belly is a blue-nose Pit Bull. She is 7 years old and weighs 70 lbs. She is spayed and current on vaccinations. We are not sure how she lost her front teeth, but she is missing several of them. Belly has some hearing loss and a slight loss of vision, but she gets around just fine. Her back and hind legs bother her due to hip dysplasia and previous ACL injuries. Her current medications run about $160 a month.
Belly is house trained, and somewhat crate trained. It depends on what is going on around her. She barks when she’s excited – rides in the car, other dogs, new people. Belly has not been around other dogs very much since she’s been with her foster, and we do not know how she would be with cats or small children. Caution is always suggested along with slow introductions.
Belly is currently being fostered in the Grass Valley, CA area and transport can be arranged if you are out of the area. If you would like more information about Belly, please contact Noelle at 831-332-3913 or email her at [email protected].
We have no way of knowing what Belly’s life was like before she was rescued from an overcrowded shelter. She will need that perfect someone to love her and take care of her. Belly needs a home where someone is with her most of the time where she can settle down, relax, and feel comfortable with her surroundings.
Belly is a blue-nose Pit Bull. She is 7 years old and weighs 70 lbs. She is spayed and current on vaccinations. We are not sure how she lost her front teeth, but she is missing several of them. Belly has some hearing loss and a slight loss of vision, but she gets around just fine. Her back and hind legs bother her due to hip dysplasia and previous ACL injuries. Her current medications run about $160 a month.
Belly is house trained, and somewhat crate trained. It depends on what is going on around her. She barks when she’s excited – rides in the car, other dogs, new people. Belly has not been around other dogs very much since she’s been with her foster, and we do not know how she would be with cats or small children. Caution is always suggested along with slow introductions.
Belly is currently being fostered in the Grass Valley, CA area and transport can be arranged if you are out of the area. If you would like more information about Belly, please contact Noelle at 831-332-3913 or email her at [email protected].