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Requirements to adopt
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You must be at least 21 years of age and have a valid I.D.
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You must own your home or have permission from your landlord to adopt and he/she must be aware of the breed your adopting.
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You must agree to a home visit and provide vet references.
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You must complete the application (in our "application download" section) and adoption contract (completed at the time of adoption) which can be viewed in the download section also. We encourage everyone to read the contract before the time of adoption.
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You must be aware local BSL laws on certain breeds. We will not adopt to anyone living in a city/county that the breed is not permitted.
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All pets adopted from Eleven:Eleven are to be a family members kept as an indoor pet with outdoor priviliges. Never will you contain your pet to your property with a chain, Cable run, or tie out.
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Pets must be on a leash at all times when off property.
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Must practice "responsable Pit Bull ownership" and keep your dog socalized with people, kids, and other dogs.
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NEVER attack train your Pit Bull or Bully or use him/her as a "watch/guard dog". This is a reason the breed gets such a bad rap. Not bad dogs, just bad owners.
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All dogs/pups must be spayed/neutered. If your looking to breed you need to go elsewhere. To many dogs die in your local shelter daily. We spend a lot of time cleaning up breeders messes.
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If you have any further questions, feel free to call or email. See "contact us" section | |
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If you are interested in adopting, go to our application download section for an application. We will review it and get back with you within 24 hrs. Our adoption fees range from $100.00 to $200.00. This fee includes all vet work, vaccinations, and spay or neuter. At Eleven:Eleven we are all pit bull owners and lovers with families and full time jobs. We spend every extra dollar and minute of our time rescuing pit bulls! We invest a great deal of time, love, and energy into each dog. All of the dogs are temperment tested before being accepted into our rescue. They are then placed with a foster family. We care for them as if they are our own dogs. We work on crate, house, and leash training, basic commands, and socialization, take them to and from the vet, nurse the sick ones back to health, keep them up to date on flea and tick preventative, and heartguard. When they are ready for adoption, we screen each application, do phone interviews, check references, arrange and conduct home visits and transport.
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