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Welcome to Pit Bull Corner!
Animal Protectors is a temporary home to several homeless Pit Bulls every year. We are a no-kill shelter that ensures that these animals receive the safe and loving homes that they deserve, no matter how long that may take to happen. We hope that any pet owner that decides to house a Pit Bull does so responsibly, and we encourage pet owners to have their Pit Bull spayed or neutered.
Featured Pit Bull
Titus
Update: Great news! Titus has been adopted! Be a good boy Titus, we'll miss you!
Titus has been lucky enough to go out and about lately
with the two pictured pitty gal's below. He has
proven himself to be a true gentlemen. He is a smart
boy with an awesome personality. An AP volunteer had
the following to say of Titus' home visit with AP alum
Bridgette and adoptable Gidget:
" I brought the three home for the day. All three
were perfect in the car, at the park, and at home.
Two nicer dogs you will not likely find."
To read more about Titus, click here!
Titus can be seen in the just released issue of
American Pit Bull Terrier Magazine, along with other
adoptable Pit Bulls. Our handsome guy can be found on
page 43.
See our adoptable Pit Bulls here!
In Loving Memory of Liberty
Our sweet Libby went to the rainbow bridge on July
31st. She was humanely put to rest after several
attempts to fix her little damaged body. Liberty was a
sweet little girl who gave the vet techs kisses when
leaving the vet's office, even when she was in
miserable condition. She was always so excited to
return to the kennel and those who loved and cared for
her the last month of her little life. Libby touched
the lives of so many at the shelter with her
enthusiasm for life and her faith in mankind, who used
her for puppies and tossed her damaged body aside. She
did not deserve to die at such a young age, the result
of someone's selfishness and greed.
Please educate yourself about the differences between
a backyard breeder and a responsible breeder (or
better yet-adopt!). By supporting backyard breeders
you are supporting the mistreatment of innocent
animals like Libby, used as breeding machines,
receiving little to no medical attention or proper
care. Read about the differences here:
Backyard Breeding
Thinking of adopting a rescued Pit Bull? Here are some informative websites that should help!
www.pbrc.net
www.badrap.org
www.hugabull.com
Pit Bulls are often falsely identified in dog attacks. Can you positively identify the Pit Bull Terrier on this page?
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