🐾 Pit Bull Rehoming Portal

Before You Rehome, Consider This...

Many owners struggle with the decision to rehome their pit bull. We understand. Our first priority is to keep pets and people together. Here are some resources to help you reconsider:

• Speak with your landlord about reasonable accommodations.
• Check out DogAcademy for behavior issues.
• Contact us about housing referrals or legal assistance.
• Seek temporary fostering within your family or friend circle.

Your dog is safest with you until we secure a solid placement.

How Our Rehoming Process Works

We do not house animals. Instead, we work through our network of trusted organizations and fosters to help secure placements.

• Step 1: Submit a detailed rehoming request.
• Step 2: Provide recent photos, vet history, and behavior notes.
• Step 3: We network your pet to our partners and pre-approved adopters.
• Step 4: You keep your pet safe and loved until final placement is arranged.

What Happens If You Surrender to a Shelter?

Sadly, shelters may not prioritize breed-specific cases. Pit bulls often face higher risks of long-term shelter stays or euthanasia. By working with us, you are giving your dog a better chance through our specialized resources.

Rehoming Success Stories

See how other pit bull families found safe, loving placements without surrendering to shelters:

• 💚 Max found a new home through one of our foster partnerships.
• 💚 Layla stayed with her owner thanks to legal aid and our housing resources.
• 💚 Chance was adopted into a family familiar with bully breeds through our trusted network.