That really helps!
I was feeling discouraged, and it helps to know that there are options.


Tiffany and Stella

PLEASE visit our website if you are interested in one of ours. There are various transport groups that will help us get a dog to you. We require that you fill out an adoption application complete with references. If you meet our criteria and a dog comes in that appears to be a perfect fit for you and your family, we contact you for a home visit-which we rely on other rescue groups or well known bully friends to help us out (we return the favors).

If you need help finding that website, feel free to email me or take a look on the rescue forum, or go to BCA.org and find our rescue link.

Thanks for your continued interest!

but when you say "However, every rescue I look at in the states doesn't adopt out of state."
This is not our policy, esp. if you have breed experience - many of our dogs are in MA, ME, PA, MD - and the adopters are required to travel to us, and they do
I believe there is a rescue close to you that allows adoptions to your area, CAN, thou.



Not all bullies are as fortunate as the ones we call our own....
http://www.adoptabullrescue.com

where you are and you save one, its worth it. Its good to get the rescue name out so people know its an option when they can no longer keep their bully or a stary comes into a shelter. It maynot be that there aren't dogs needing help, but you may just not hear about them. Just some thoughts. I thought the same thing about Indiana when I was looking to add a rescue to my pack. then I got the rescue started and I am amazed at how many really need help. I hope this helps.