FROGGER Pit Bull Terrier Mix Philadelphia, PA

Hello, my name is Frogger and I am a 2 year old pit bull. My previous owners were not very nice to me so I was taken to the Pennsylvania SPCA to find a new home. My new friends here think I am a really sweet boy! I love being around people and really enjoy being pet and hugged. I have already learned to walk well on a leash. So far I haven't found any toys that I love, I would rather play with you or your other dogs. If you have kids or other pets at home bring them with you to meet me. Come down to the PSPCA and don't forget to ask for Frogger, I'll be waiting patiently for you!


The PSPCA Adoption Center is located 350 E. Erie Avenue in Philadelphia. Our Philadelphia Adoption Hours are: Monday - Friday, 1 P.M. until 8 P.M. and Saturday - Sunday, 10 A.M. until 4 P.M. The adoption center is closed on all major holidays.



To adopt from the PSPCA you will need one form of identification which includes your name and current address. And, if you rent, landlord approval is required. As an added benefit, PSPCA is giving new pet parents a ShelterCare Gift insurance policy. The ShelterCare Gift provides accident and illness protection for 30 days starting on the date of your adoption.



The adoption fee is $75 for adult dogs, $125 for puppies under six months, $50 for cats over six months, and $75 for kittens. Please inquire at the Adoption Center for adoption fees on any other type of animal. We accept cash, Visa, MasterCard, American Express, Discover and debit cards. (Checks are not accepted, sorry.) All adoptions include spay/neuter surgery, microchip, Keystone ID tag, collar, three weeks of free clinic care and this year's round of inoculations.



If you'd like to find out more about a specific animal seen on Petfinder, please have the animal's tag# available when you visit the Adoption Center. Visit our web site, www.pspca.org, for our full calendar of adoption events throughout the region, and for more information on adopting, fostering, volunteering, or donating. When you adopt a pet from the PSPCA you truly save a life!




(Bio Posted on XX/XX/09 by XX)