California Pit bull Rescue
Age: 3 months old
Weight: 25-30 lbs (when full grown)
Children: Yes
Energy Level: Moderate
Dogs: Yes
Cats: Most likely
Shadow
Shadow is lovely - outgoing & affectionate, but also thoughtful and gentle. A soulful little guy who will weasel his way in quite quickly.
Like his littermates, Shadow doesn’t look much like his parents at all (both of whom we’ve met). Mom is a small grey pit bull, and dad is a terrier/spaniel-type mix. Most of the litter came out black or dark grey with a bit of brindling on their legs and some white patches — a fun surprise mix. Shadow was born November 5th and is expected to be around 25–30 lbs fully grown, a great medium size.
Shadow is doing well in his foster home, where he’s learning the basics and gaining confidence by hanging out with other dogs who are teaching him the ropes. He tends to watch first, then jump in once he knows what’s going on — a really nice quality that often grows into a steady, adaptable adult dog.
He is healthy and thriving. Shadow would do well in a home with another dog or as a solo dog who gets plenty of dog socialization. He’ll happily join in on walks, outings, and adventures.
We're looking for adopters ready to commit to training, structure, and continued socialization to help Shadow grow into the great dog he’s clearly on track to be. If you're interested, please check out adoption details here at PAW FUND: https://pawfund.org/rescue-adoption-2/
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Chance
Chance is the largest of his litter and a total low-rider — stocky and truly as darling as they come! He’s confident, happy-go-lucky, and has the sweetest, easygoing personality. Chance is outgoing, curious, and easy to be around — a solid puppy who enjoys being part of all that life has to offer. He’s doing well in his foster home, learning the basics and hanging out with other dogs who are helping teach him the ropes.
Chance would make an excellent co-pilot dog. We’d love to see him in an active, adventure-leaning home — someone who wants a dog to join them for walks, outings, road trips, and everyday life. He could do well living with another pro-social dog or as a solo pup in a home where other dogs are still part of his routine.We're looking for adopters ready to commit to training, structure, and continued socialization to help Chance grow into the great dog he’s clearly on track to be.