ABOUT ME

Hi my name is Vinny, I am a pitbull mix, I am already neutered, and have had my first 3 rounds of vaccines, that means I am able to go out in public to meet new friends without fear of becoming sick.

I have a awesome personality, I am goofy, sweet, loving and calm. I love to be around my foster parents and my foster brother, I enjoy exploring outside and all the new noises, I love chasing my ball and playing with my foster brother and learning new things. after a long day of play I like to cuddle up to my foster parents and foster brother and watch TV  or take a long nap.

My foster mom and dad say I am a sweet amazing boy and that I’m very smart, they told me I give the best kisses and that I’m an amazing cuddler and a good listener, I know sit and no.

I am working very hard on potty training and walking on my leash, my foster mom tells me everyday my perfect furever family will find me soon and give me the best life.

Adoption Requirements

• All applicants must be at least 21 years of age.
• Any children in the home or visiting regularly should be at least 5 years of age.
• Any current animals in the home must be spayed or neutered.
• We adopt to locations within a 2 hour radius from the Albany NY area (excluding Canada).
• We DO NOT ship dogs. It is important to us that you meet a dog prior to adoption.
• Opposite sex placements only. Exceptions made only when the dog in the adoptive home is a SENIOR for its breed (at our discretion) and the dog being adopted is a puppy.
• Everyone in the home must be in agreement about adding a new dog to the household.
• You must own your home to adopt a puppy. If you rent we will ONLY consider an adult placement (over the age of 2).
• If you rent please verify that your landlord will allow pit bulls (we will check). And renters must have a 1 year rental history at current location.
• If you own, verify that your home owner’s insurance covers the Pit bull breed (if not, we would be happy to give you the name of companies that do not breed discriminate).
• Please verify that your community does not have any breed specific legislation.