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Steffie - Bulldog / Staffordshire Bull Terrier Dog For Adoption

Bulldog Dogs For Adoption in Apple Valley, CA, USA

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Nickname
Steffie
Breed
Bulldog
Gender
Female
Age
Adult
Location
Apple Valley, CA, 92307, USA

Description

Bulldog Dogs For Adoption in Apple Valley, CA, USA

Posted Breed: Bulldog / Staffordshire Bull Terrier. Steffie is a black/white bulldog/staffordshire bull terrier mix. Our vet estimates she is 5 years old. She is low to the ground, but wide and solid.

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41.5 lbs. as of 1/8/20, she was found as a stray the week of Christmas. She was very skinny, has gained and needs to put on more weight - up to at least 45 lbs. She has a hernia, which she will see the vet for the week of Feb 3. In the meantime, you may come visit. She's a real friendly, loving girl. Good with adults, kids, other dogs, even puppies! At the vet's she went up to cat cages out of interest. Don't know what she would do if cats ran....We have noticed that she is food aggressive, possibly a result of being starved in the past. So if her new home has pets, they should be fed separately. Ears were infected; looks like they were cut by scissors very short some time ago. Our vet has been treating them. Recently spayed; teeth are clean, but her elbows and feet are dry and looks like she has been sleeping on concrete - not a cushy bed for sure. Well, she is now. Please come visit and see if there's a love connection. ​ Are you my furrever family? For further info on the adoption process, please visit our home page and check out the "Adopt a Dog" section, which has thorough instructions. All our dogs are spayed/neutered, microchipped, and fully vaccinated before adoption; they have been wormed, bathed, socialized, walked daily and much loved; each adoptee leaves with a leash, collar, and all medical records. Our prices are higher than the shelters' because we nurse the dogs through their illnesses and get them needed surgeries. Also, unlike shelters, rescues do not get financial aid from the government and must rely on donations, grants, and adoption fees. Our fees start at $150 and go up to $750. The higher end is for our most in demand dogs, such as puppies, young beagles, and hard-to-find purebred dogs. The lower end is for dogs that have been here for a while. Because we are a charity, the fees for our dogs are officially "donations" and are therefore tax deductible. You can think of it as donating to a worthy cause and getting a dog in return! The beauty of coming to our Apple Valley sanctuary is that you can see all 90+ dogs. Email your application and ask for more details. Sponsor Me Beagles & Buddies must find ways to raise money so we can continue saving dogs. Your tax-deductible donation keeps our rescue kennel operating! Hours Friday: 10 am to 3 pm Saturday: 10 am to 3 pm Sunday: 10 am to 3 pm Monday: CLOSED Tuesday: CLOSED Wednesday: CLOSED Thursday: CLOSED ​ Weekday appointments may be available. We are a small staff and do our best to accommodate your needs. Contacting Us If you have a question about adopting, giving up a dog, boarding, or volunteering, please visit the appropriate tabs on our home page. For more specific questions, call 626-444-9664 (please leave a voicemail if no answer). Emailing is always welcomed and preferred! Thanks! Please note: If you are viewing this profile anywhere other than Beagles & Buddies own website, you are not receiving full info. Visit info on pet here.

Physical Attributes

Shedding Amount
Yes

Behavioral Characteristics

OK with Kids
Yes
OK with Dogs
Yes
Other
Leash Trained

Personality

Obedient
Yes
Affectionate
Yes

Additional Information

Was the Dog Found
No
Up-to-date on Vaccinations
Yes

Rescue Information

Location

Ad Statistics

Ad ID
ADN-333348
Date Listed
02/14/2020
Date Expires
Expired

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