Bunny
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Pibbles & More Animal Rescue

Pibbles & More Animal Rescue, Inc.is a 501(c)3 nonprofit, all volunteer, animal rescue organization based in New York - www.pmarinc.org To reduce pet overpopulation, particularly pit bulls, through spay/neuter intervention. Educating the public about responsible pet ownership through adoption as opposed to purchase.Pibbles & More Animal Rescue was started with the belief that no animal should die unwanted. After seeing the abundance of Pit bulls in shelters we decided to try to do something about it.In the beginning it was a small crew who banded together to form Pibbles & More Animal Rescue. We pull and re-home dogs from death row in the NY ACC shelters as well as from the Northeastern states where we have fosters, and from NC, SC and Georgia gassing shelters. We all have the hope that one day we will be a no kill nation. Until then, we rescue as many dogs as we can, get them medical treatment and put them into foster homes until permanent homes can be found. We take in healthy dogs, mange dogs ,heart-worm positive dogs and dogs who have been abused or have broken bones and open wounds. When we are done, only the scars remain, and the beautiful animals underneath shine through. The potential is there, for dogs to get a second chance at life, to know what love feels like. This is what we strive for every day. To find responsible loving owners for the bullies of the world.

Binghamton, NY,13902
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Email: [email protected]

Website: http://www.pmarinc.org

Bunny

Pit Bull Terrier | Chemung County, NY

Age : 7 MonthsYoungFemaleMediumWhite with Black

About

Characteristics

affectionate eagerToPlease lap playful playsToys

Coat Length

Short

Activity Level

Moderately Active

Energy Level

Moderate

House Trained

Yes

Good in Home With

Others DogsChildren

Meet Bunny

When she came to us as a stray, Bunny was just skin and bones—only 16 lbs and barely hanging on. Along with her buddy, she was battling parasites and extreme malnourishment. But after lots of love, vet care, and many small meals, Bunny has truly transformed. Now around 7 months old, she’s full of life, love, and an enthusiastic appetite (understandably so!). Like many dogs who’ve faced starvation, Bunny is still a little food-obsessed and learning how to use her slow feeder—one paw at a time. This sweet girl is great with other dogs and kids—she even visited a classroom recently and was a total superstar (more on that soon!). She hasn’t met any cats yet. Bunny is doing amazing and is just about ready to begin the next chapter: finding her forever family. She’s still learning the ropes of “Puppy 101,” but with continued guidance, she’ll blossom into an incredible companion. She’ll be spayed and fully vetted prior to adoption! All of our animals are examined by a veterinarian, given age-appropriate vaccinations, de-wormed, microchipped, spayed or neutered, heart-worm tested, and treated if necessary.  Vet references and a home/family visit are required, and an adoption fee applies.  Transport options are available within our area of operation, including Pennsylvania, the tri-state area, and New England.  Please note we do not adopt animals into Canada.  Visit www.pmarinc.org for more information, and to fill out an application.

Adoption Process
Application, home visit, fees, contract


Contact
Pibbles & More Animal Rescue
[email protected]
http://www.pmarinc.org

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