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Club Breeder Gallery(s)
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Dog Rescue/Welfare:
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To Sponsor a Bully in need... It takes special people to look after displaced animals. Rescue animals may need crates, special health care, temperament examinations, behavior training, and special nutrition. This can be costly, and if you would like to provide a donation to assist a Bully in need, please contact Susan Hilliard susanhilliard@whidbey.net, or Jennifer Forest jforest1@msn.com . |
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Meet Lucy!
Lucy is a 6 year old brindle and white spayed female. She is a lovely dog in the house: housetrained, crate trained and walks on leash. She's very affectionate and wants to sit next to you on the sofa and push her head under your hand. She loves to splash and play with the water in her bath. She is wary of strangers and will alert you to them but also warms immediately to them when introduced. She is good with kids and should be supervised around cats or other dogs. She enjoys playing in the back yard. She has had professional training in good manners and will be a loving and fun addition to your home. If you are interested in adopting Lucy please fill out on adoption application at www.btca.com. Or email Susan at susanhilliard@whidbey.net if you'd like more info on Lucy.
------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------ Miss Daisy Mae! Daisy Mae is a 2 to 3 year old female. She is house trained, crate trained and walks well on a leash. She is very laid back and loves to cuddle on the couch with you. She needs a home with no other pets. She can be timid of new people at first but once introduced warms up to them right away. Please contact Jenn Forest at jforest1@msn.com for more information
------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------ Otis Needs a Home! Otis is a 2 year old male. He loves people and other dogs. He is already house trained and crate trained. He loves to go for walks and to play fetch. Please contact Jenn Forest at jforest1@msn.com for more information
"Saving just one dog won't change the world... but surely the world will change for that one dog" (Unknown)
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