Pitbull Dog Rescue Oklahoma: Stories of Hope and Adoption

Pitbull dog rescue in Oklahoma is a heartwarming story of hope and adoption. Many people in Oklahoma have fallen in love with these beautiful dogs and are working tirelessly to give them a second chance at a happy life.

Oklahoma has a high number of pitbulls in shelters, with over 10,000 pitbulls entering shelters annually. This is partly due to the state's strict breed-specific legislation.

In Oklahoma, pitbulls are often misunderstood and stigmatized, but with the help of dedicated rescue groups, they are finding forever homes. Many of these dogs are young, energetic, and loving, making them perfect companions for active families.

The Oklahoma Pitbull Rescue Coalition is a network of rescue groups and volunteers working together to save pitbulls from shelters and find them forever homes.

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Pit Bull Rescue Oklahoma is a non-profit organization specializing in pit bull breed rescue. We're dedicated to providing a safe haven for pit bulls in need.

Our goal is to offer a fair chance to every dog we work with, allowing them to be a regular dog with the opportunity to play, experience love from a family, and enjoy a full belly.

We provide our community with the necessary resources to become responsible pit bull owners, ensuring the overall physical and mental well-being of our animals through proper veterinary care and training.

The Choctaw Rescue Organization is a great resource for those in need of help with stray dogs in the area. The Underdogs Rescue, Inc. is a local organization dedicated to rescuing dogs in Choctaw, OK.

They can be reached at [email protected] or by phone at 405-593-8671. You can also find them on Facebook under "theunderdogs".

Their contact information is as follows: P.O. Box 816, Choctaw, OK 73020.

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Pet Angels Rescue is a wonderful organization based in Guthrie, Oklahoma. They have a shelter located at 10374 S. Coltrane, Guthrie, OK 73044.

Dana Puckett is the founder of Pet Angels Rescue, and she's dedicated to helping dogs in need. Their shelter typically has between 20 and 80 dogs at any given time.

If you're interested in volunteering, you can reach out to Megan Magness. Their contact information is 405-822-0785, or you can visit their website at www.petangelsrescue.org.

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Our Mission is to provide a safe haven for pit bulls in need, just like Pit Bull Rescue Oklahoma does.

We specialize in the "pit bull" breed, which is a specific focus that allows us to tailor our care and resources to their unique needs.

Our goal is to give every dog a fair chance to be a dog, just like any other, no matter what breed they are.

Pit Bull Rescue Oklahoma encourages the overall physical and mental well-being of their animals through proper veterinary care and training.

By doing so, they provide their community with the necessary resources to become responsible pit bull owners.

Their dogs get to play with other dogs, experience the love of family, and sleep each night with a full belly, knowing that life is still going to be very good the next day.

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If you're interested in adopting a pitbull from Pit Bull Rescue Oklahoma, you'll need to read through the Breed Information on their website to determine if this breed is right for your family.

You can find the Breed Information on the Pit Bull Rescue website, at http://www.pbrc.net/breedinfo.html.

Not all of their dogs are listed on Petfinder, so if you're looking for a specific type of dog, contact them directly to inquire about dogs on their Facebook page or not listed on Petfinder.

To start the adoption process, complete the Adoption Application, which you can find on the Pit Bull Rescue Oklahoma website.

Please don't apply to adopt a dog unless you're serious about adopting - the volunteers work full-time jobs and volunteer in their free time.

You can expect to hear back from them within 48 hours of submitting your application, but it may take up to a week to complete the process.

When they contact you, they'll ask you questions from your application, so be prepared to provide more information.

They'll also make recommendations on dogs that would be a good match for your family.

A volunteer will do a home visit to ensure your home and yard are safe for one of their dogs.

Once your application is approved, they'll schedule a meet and greet where you can meet the dog(s) who match.

The final step is picking up your new family member, where you'll sign the adoption contract and pay the adoption donation, which is $150 for dogs over 1 year old or $200 for dogs less than 1 year old and all bullies.

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