adopted

Abigail

Puppy
Female
Medium

Pit Bull Terrier

About Abigail

Athens, NY

Breed

Pit Bull Terrier

Physical Traits

Puppy

(less than 1 year)

Female

Medium

(26-60 lbs)

Behavior

Abigail’s Compatibility

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Abigail's Story

Sweet Abigail is an absolute love bug. Her favorite activity is to snooze and cuddle on the couch as close as she can get to her foster momma. She sleeps through the night, and has yet to have any accidents in her home (cage)! Although at approximately 11 weeks old she is still working on potty training, we are beyond impressed with how well she is doing. She's super smart and playful, and loves to be loved on. Abbie, meaning joy, is her nickname - and that is exactly what she brings! Abbie seems to get along well fine with dogs and cats! She does get a little nervous in the car, but her shakes go right away as soon as she gets comfortable - and then she'll snooze for hours in anyone's arms who will hold her!<br/>Abigail will be required to attend basic obedience training.

Sweet Abigail is an absolute love bug. Her favorite activity is to snooze and cuddle on the couch as close as she can get to her foster momma. She sleeps through the night, and has yet to have any accidents in her home (cage)! Although at approximately 11 weeks old she is still working on potty training, we are beyond impressed with how well she is doing. She's super smart and playful, and loves to be loved on. Abbie, meaning joy, is her nickname - and that is exactly what she brings! Abbie seems to get along well fine with dogs and cats! She does get a little nervous in the car, but her shakes go right away as soon as she gets comfortable - and then she'll snooze for hours in anyone's arms who will hold her!
Abigail will be required to attend basic obedience training.

Our Mission

At Catskill Canine Rescue, Inc. we are dedicated to rescuing dogs that have been left homeless for whatever reason. We are dedicated to helping dogs in public shelters, where they are at high risk of euthanasia due to pet overpopulation. This may include dogs that have been given up by their owners because of difficult circ...