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Would you take a child to an orphanage or an adoption agency just because of that
child's color of skin? How about leaving that same child along the side of the road
or a major highway to get hit? Most would say that they wouldn't. But it happens everyday
right under everyone's nose. It's called breed discrimination. Good, friendly,
and loving Pit Bulls get taken to Animal Control Shelters. Dropped along the side of roads, even
euthanized as soon as they come through The Shelters doors. Just on the basis that they ARE
Pit Bulls! Not because they are mean, ill tempered, or even sick! So you say you're not racist,
or a biggot? Prove it, give a Pit Bull A Chance! These great dogs deserve it, and will show you
all the love and loyalty double fold over any other dog. Oh, And Love A Pit Today!
Love A Pit Placement Program Trying to Go RESCUE!!!
County wants to charge us a fortune to build our kennels so we can go rescue, and the dogs can rest in
comfort and peace. We now need the community's help to make this happen!! Please, Even $2 helps. If
you can't help cash wise, and wish to donate items we will need to finish building, stock, or for the dogs
please email us at pitbulls@loveapit.org for a list of items we are looking for. This chip in just
covers the permits and legal stuff, we still have the building costs to come up with some how or another.
We were notified with a Discrepancy in our website trying to connect with other pit
lovers through Web Ring. We have since removed ourselves from Web Ring, and apologize for any wrong
ideas that were broadcast about us through the advertisements that were listed within such site.
Web Ring has been removed from our site, and will not be shown here again. Thanks for the continued
visits, and interest in our dogs. Please feel free to drop us a line about any problems within our
site at pitbulls@loveapit.org.
Love a Pit is located approximately 25 miles south of Portland, Oregon. We have 3 acres, that will
hopefully and adventually have kennels on site for tough cases on placement, and possibibly rescue in
the future. We DO NOT currently accept animals. We pull animals for re-placement on far and few
cases. If you would like to become a foster, or adopt, feel free to call us. 503-882-6077.
Love A Pit is currently a Pit Bull Placement Program. We would like to adventually become a full
blown rescue. At this point the animal stays at the home it is in, until we find a potential new owner for
the Pit Bull, and a meet and greet is set up. We currently DO NOT take in animals. We are asking that we are
given sufficient time to find these animals new homes. As most rescues and no kill shelters are full, 3-7 days
is NOT considered sufficient time. Please if you know you have to move, and can't take the dog to your new
location, contact us then, when there is 30-60 days to find a place for these dogs. We aren't able to help
in all cases, but we will try to help in all cases. Us taking on a case DOES NOT mean that we take full responsibility,
nor ownership of the animal. We just simply help a dog get from a place that it's not wanted or can't stay to it's
hopefully new forever home. Thank you for visiting loveapit.org.
Vote Now, Or Possibly Forever Lose Your Right To Own Your Very Loved Pits!
Loveapit.org's main purpose is to educate on the truths, myths, and the greatness of these
dogs. Loveapit is devoted to helping these dogs, one pit at a time, or as they need it.
We are an no walls rescue organization. No dogs are physically kept here except our own.
We just simply find pits that are unwanted where they are, and assure they find a place
that they are wanted.
Loveapit.org does intend to carry merchandise and hold events later in the future, to help
relieve some of the stress of any shelter, and give the dogs longer time to be adopted. We
will not support just one shelter, just because its in our county. We will donate our food,
supplies, and other items that we collect at such events to whom and whatever organization
that we feel will benefit our cause for Pit Bulls the best. We do not state that we won't donate
to organizations that don't have Pit Bulls at the time, as the systems are over ran, and all
dogs do need help right now, but Pit Bull conservation and placement is our number one concern.
We have a couple of Rescues that we work with hand in hand now, and we currently are looking at
supporting Clackamas County Dog Control's program as all Pit Bulls unless deemed sick or agressive
gets the same 3 months chance to be adopted out. Their video cd that you get at time of adoption
is targeted more towards Pit Bulls, but is great advice for training any dog. If You want more
information, and are looking at some great Pit Bulls, you can visit them at...
Clackamas County Animal Control 13141 SE Highway 212, Clackamas, OR 97015.
Lane County Animal Shelter or referred by here as LCAS Also has been giving Pit Bulls a fair
chance at finding homes, and is another good resource for people further south than us that are
looking for some good dogs. Their information and web site link is listed below. Link will open
their site in a new window, so if you wish to continue to browse here, please remember that the new
window will not effect our site on your browser, just simply close the tab that LCAS opened on.
Lane County Animal Shelter 3970 W. 1st Ave. Eugene, Oregon 97402
We don't push for any adoptions from any particular rescue, shelter, or group as long as
Pit Bulls are finding homes. We'd prefer for ours to find homes first, so please look at our
adoptables page before visiting other sources listed here. If none of your needs are met by what
has been posted here or these two shelters, please visit our Resources page, as it lists rescues
by state, and will later include Shelters also. We are on limited budgets compared to larger shelters
such as Clackamas County So Please Look Here First. We provide these listing to make your dog finding
experiences easier in case you don't see a dog you like here.