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About
- Coat length
- Medium
- House-trained
- Yes
- Health
- Vaccinations up to date, spayed / neutered.
- Good in a home with
- Other dogs, cats, children.
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Meet Allie
***PLEASE READ ALL OF THIS BEFORE APPLYING***
Allie arrives to Portland from Mexico on April 23rd and we are listing her now for adoption, to find her perfect person (adopter) before she arrives. We are setting up her adoption meet & greet appointment for Saturday, April 24th.
1. We will NOT hold dogs for you, please be available that Saturday day to meet her.
2. We do NOT set up meet and greets without an approved application (we will call you and let you know if we approved your application and set up a meet & greet appointment with you).
3. We simply do NOT have time to respond to all the Petfinder email messages/inquires and phone calls we get about our dogs. We work full time jobs and we run this organization in our “free time”. Please, if you are interested in one of our dogs, FILL OUT AN ONLINE APPLICATION, please don’t call or email us! (read through this entire page and you will find the application link at the bottom).
Allie
1 or 2 years old (This is the vet’s guess based on her teeth)
9 lbs
Maltese - Schnauzer Mix (This is our best guess, again we don’t know for sure, since she was a street dog.)
Other Dogs: Yes - She is good with other dogs.
Cats: Yes – she was ok with cats in her foster home.
Kids: Unknown – she has not been around kids.
Housebroken: Almost, about 80% potty trained (Please keep in mind that our dogs are rescued off the streets, they are NOT always 100% housebroken and will need time and patience to adjust.)
Leash Trained: Not 100% yet – still working on it.
Crate Trained: Yes - but does fine in the home loose, she does not need to be in a crate.
Sheds: Not much
Barks: Not much
Car Rides: She seems to be OK in the car.
Allie is a sweet and loving little girl. She likes to play with other dogs. She definitely enjoys some zoomies. Allie is learning to play with toys. She is very smart and eager to please. Allie loves to cuddle. With her very soft fur she makes the best cuddle buddy. Allie was rescued begging at a food stand. She was very skinny infested with fleas. When her rescuer called to her -- she jumped right into her arms. From that moment on, all Allie has done is give love to everyone and shown appreciation of being rescued. Allie was so thin that she was placed on a special diet for two weeks. She was too malnourished to be vaccinated when we got her. Allie is a gem. Her forever family is winning the doggie lotto with her.
Adoption fee is $750 ---- that covers all of the vaccines (DHLPP, Rabies and Bordetella), current on flea/tick treatment, fecal testing, deworming, sterilization (spay/neuter), Heartworm-Lyme-Ehrlichia-Anaplasma Blood Test, dental cleaning (if needed), Distemper and Parvo blood test to make sure the dog is disease-free, Health Certificate, Microchip with registration, grooming before transport and the expensive flight transport from Guadalajara, Mexico to Portland, Oregon. We will also send the dog home with a brand new collar, ID tag, leash and a small bag of the kibble they are currently eating (Kirkland Nature’s Domain – Turkey & Sweet Potato (the red bag at Costco).
Each dog we fly up to Oregon for adoption costs us a minimum of $550 USD (if they have no other medical issues), so the $200 extra of the adoption fee goes BACK into our programs to help fund the free spay and neuters for the street dogs and owned dogs in the poor rural villages in Mexico. (We average about 75 sterilization surgeries a month for the street dogs.) Adoption fees are payable via: Venmo, PayPal, Check or Cash. Fill out an online adoption application here: www.BAPBR.org
*Please know that we are a 100% volunteer ran organization, with no paid employees and we work full time jobs and have our own families to care for as well. Due to the large number of applications, we receive - we are not able to reply to everyone individually. If we think you are the right match for our dog, we will reach out to you and set up a meet and greet. Please understand that we really love our dogs and are very invested in their success in life. We try very hard to place our dogs into homes that will make both the dog and their people happy. Thank you in advance for understanding.
Most of our adoptable dogs are homeless street dogs or owner surrenders in Mexico. Please, follow us on Instagram: @MexiMuttProject and Facebook: “The MexiMutt Project” to see what we are doing in our community to help the dogs.
Due to the fact that we are a very small organization that cares highly about our dogs and are 100% volunteer ran, we are limited on the number of dogs we can rescue off the streets, because we just don’t have enough foster homes in Mexico to help. We are only able to fly up 5 dogs/once a month for The MexiMutt Project but in the meantime, our amazing volunteers are on the streets in the communities we serve in Mexico, feeding and flea/tick treating the homeless street dogs, as well as helping trap and spay/neuter the feral dogs and offering free spay/neuter services to locally owned dogs as well.
Please read more about why Born Again Pit Bull Rescue (BAPBR) started an organization in Mexico: https://www.bapbr.org/news/2019/11/23/angelas-trip-to-jalisco-mexico https://www.bapbr.org/meximutt
Allie arrives to Portland from Mexico on April 23rd and we are listing her now for adoption, to find her perfect person (adopter) before she arrives. We are setting up her adoption meet & greet appointment for Saturday, April 24th.
1. We will NOT hold dogs for you, please be available that Saturday day to meet her.
2. We do NOT set up meet and greets without an approved application (we will call you and let you know if we approved your application and set up a meet & greet appointment with you).
3. We simply do NOT have time to respond to all the Petfinder email messages/inquires and phone calls we get about our dogs. We work full time jobs and we run this organization in our “free time”. Please, if you are interested in one of our dogs, FILL OUT AN ONLINE APPLICATION, please don’t call or email us! (read through this entire page and you will find the application link at the bottom).
Allie
1 or 2 years old (This is the vet’s guess based on her teeth)
9 lbs
Maltese - Schnauzer Mix (This is our best guess, again we don’t know for sure, since she was a street dog.)
Other Dogs: Yes - She is good with other dogs.
Cats: Yes – she was ok with cats in her foster home.
Kids: Unknown – she has not been around kids.
Housebroken: Almost, about 80% potty trained (Please keep in mind that our dogs are rescued off the streets, they are NOT always 100% housebroken and will need time and patience to adjust.)
Leash Trained: Not 100% yet – still working on it.
Crate Trained: Yes - but does fine in the home loose, she does not need to be in a crate.
Sheds: Not much
Barks: Not much
Car Rides: She seems to be OK in the car.
Allie is a sweet and loving little girl. She likes to play with other dogs. She definitely enjoys some zoomies. Allie is learning to play with toys. She is very smart and eager to please. Allie loves to cuddle. With her very soft fur she makes the best cuddle buddy. Allie was rescued begging at a food stand. She was very skinny infested with fleas. When her rescuer called to her -- she jumped right into her arms. From that moment on, all Allie has done is give love to everyone and shown appreciation of being rescued. Allie was so thin that she was placed on a special diet for two weeks. She was too malnourished to be vaccinated when we got her. Allie is a gem. Her forever family is winning the doggie lotto with her.
Adoption fee is $750 ---- that covers all of the vaccines (DHLPP, Rabies and Bordetella), current on flea/tick treatment, fecal testing, deworming, sterilization (spay/neuter), Heartworm-Lyme-Ehrlichia-Anaplasma Blood Test, dental cleaning (if needed), Distemper and Parvo blood test to make sure the dog is disease-free, Health Certificate, Microchip with registration, grooming before transport and the expensive flight transport from Guadalajara, Mexico to Portland, Oregon. We will also send the dog home with a brand new collar, ID tag, leash and a small bag of the kibble they are currently eating (Kirkland Nature’s Domain – Turkey & Sweet Potato (the red bag at Costco).
Each dog we fly up to Oregon for adoption costs us a minimum of $550 USD (if they have no other medical issues), so the $200 extra of the adoption fee goes BACK into our programs to help fund the free spay and neuters for the street dogs and owned dogs in the poor rural villages in Mexico. (We average about 75 sterilization surgeries a month for the street dogs.) Adoption fees are payable via: Venmo, PayPal, Check or Cash. Fill out an online adoption application here: www.BAPBR.org
*Please know that we are a 100% volunteer ran organization, with no paid employees and we work full time jobs and have our own families to care for as well. Due to the large number of applications, we receive - we are not able to reply to everyone individually. If we think you are the right match for our dog, we will reach out to you and set up a meet and greet. Please understand that we really love our dogs and are very invested in their success in life. We try very hard to place our dogs into homes that will make both the dog and their people happy. Thank you in advance for understanding.
Most of our adoptable dogs are homeless street dogs or owner surrenders in Mexico. Please, follow us on Instagram: @MexiMuttProject and Facebook: “The MexiMutt Project” to see what we are doing in our community to help the dogs.
Due to the fact that we are a very small organization that cares highly about our dogs and are 100% volunteer ran, we are limited on the number of dogs we can rescue off the streets, because we just don’t have enough foster homes in Mexico to help. We are only able to fly up 5 dogs/once a month for The MexiMutt Project but in the meantime, our amazing volunteers are on the streets in the communities we serve in Mexico, feeding and flea/tick treating the homeless street dogs, as well as helping trap and spay/neuter the feral dogs and offering free spay/neuter services to locally owned dogs as well.
Please read more about why Born Again Pit Bull Rescue (BAPBR) started an organization in Mexico: https://www.bapbr.org/news/2019/11/23/angelas-trip-to-jalisco-mexico https://www.bapbr.org/meximutt
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