Marz

Meet Marz Marz came to us as a tiny 2.5-month-old puppy, and heartbreakingly, he has grown up in the shelter. Now about 7 months old, this American Staffordshire Terrier mix is still waiting for someone to choose him — and we truly don’t understand why.He is a high-energy adolescent who needs a home familiar with active dogs and committed to consistent training. We are doing everything we can for him, but a shelter is no place for a puppy to grow up. What Marz really needs is a person willing to give him a chance, provide guidance, and show him what it means to belong.Marz would do best in a home with adults or teenagers who can help him continue learning and building confidence. With patience, structure, and love, he has the potential to be an incredible companion and a shining Pittie ambassador.We are all so sad watching him wait — but we know the right person is out there. Could it be you?

Meet Marz Marz came to us as a tiny 2.5-month-old puppy, and heartbreakingly, he has grown up in the shelter. Now about 7 months old, this American Staffordshire Terrier mix is still waiting for someone to choose him — and we truly don’t understand why.He is a high-energy adolescent who needs a home familiar with active dogs and committed to consistent training. We are doing everything we can for him, but a shelter is no place for a puppy to grow up. What Marz really needs is a person willing to give him a chance, provide guidance, and show him what it means to belong.Marz would do best in a home with adults or teenagers who can help him continue learning and building confidence. With patience, structure, and love, he has the potential to be an incredible companion and a shining Pittie ambassador.We are all so sad watching him wait — but we know the right person is out there. Could it be you?

Meet Marz Marz came to us as a tiny 2.5-month-old puppy, and heartbreakingly, he has grown up in the shelter. Now about 7 months old, this American Staffordshire Terrier mix is still waiting for someone to choose him — and we truly don’t understand why.He is a high-energy adolescent who needs a home familiar with active dogs and committed to consistent training. We are doing everything we can for him, but a shelter is no place for a puppy to grow up. What Marz really needs is a person willing to give him a chance, provide guidance, and show him what it means to belong.Marz would do best in a home with adults or teenagers who can help him continue learning and building confidence. With patience, structure, and love, he has the potential to be an incredible companion and a shining Pittie ambassador.We are all so sad watching him wait — but we know the right person is out there. Could it be you?