My name is Jasmine and I'm a 2-3 year old, brindled colored spayed female Pittie mix. Don"t let the Pittie part scare you away because I'm as sweet as can be!! I love everyone I meet! I would do well in any type of household and play well with male dogs! I'm obedience trained!. I love to play with rocks, go for walks, take baths and eat goodies! I don't shed so I'm a no-mess kind of girl! I also have a favorite blanket that I love to carry around! I'm the favorite of the volunteers at Rotts of Friends! I get to hang out in the front lobby and greet people as they come in! .I'm very healthy, microchipped and up to date on my shots. I come with FREE lifetime obedience training classes!! If you think you might be able to fit me into your life, call Renee at 530-681-1326 or 530-661-0213 to set up an appointment to meet me.
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The origin of Rotts of Friends Animal Rescue can be traced back to Renee Lancaster's lifetime love of animals. In 1978, Renee began breeding Rottweilers and German Shepherds through her world renown Vom Riegelhaus Kennels and has shown dogs at all levels including Schutzhund and AKC. In 1983, she began working at UC Davis as an anesthesia technician in the Small Animal Clinic. From there, her career made a leap into law enforcement where she spent the next 18 years with the Yolo County Sheriff's Department and the Roseville Police Department. Seven of those years were spent in the K-9 unit. Renee became the West Coast Regional Director of the American Boarding Kennels Association in 2004 and filled that position for three years. Since 1995, she has owned and managed Yolo Canine Academy and 29 Palms Pet Resort, a full service boarding and training facility. Renee offers dog obedience classes, both group and private and works with police K-9 units throughout California to help train police dogs and their handlers. Over the past ten years Renee has rescued and placed hundreds of dogs. In January, 2008, Renee founded Rotts of Friends Animal Rescue, (a 501(C)(3) non-profit organization), to enhance her ability to rescue more animals.
