The purpose of the American Pit Bull Foundation is to promote responsible breed ownership through providing:
- owner and public education
- positive alternatives to pit fighting
- programs to endorse and recognize responsible breed ownership
- provide medical and financial assistance for dogs with responsible owners
- aid in adoption of Pit Bulls to responsible individuals or families
Events and APBF Updates
Feature Rescue - Bean
Some nice lady found me on the side of the road - she can't understand why anyone would abandon me because I'm so sweet. I love playing with balls and going for bike rides. I think I'd make a great dog for a forever family!
Is Bean the girl for you?
Contact: apbfadoptions@gmail.comfor more information.
Take the pledge!
Are you a responsible Pit Bull owner?
Please take a moment to sign our responsible Pit Bull Owner Pledge and let us know what you think contributes to a safe, happy, healthy environment for your family and your dogs.
Adopt-A-Bulls flyer (printable)
Print and post the APBF adopt-a-bulls flyer at your office, local coffee shop, gym, dog park, pet store, or anywhere dog lovers frequent to help find these deserving Pit Bulls and Pit Bull mixes loving homes!
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Meet a few of the APBF dogs who have found their forever homes thanks to the hard work of our foster parents and volunteers, and the big hearts of their adoptive parents.
Needs List
Donations made in loving memory of the dogs we will never forget. This page has been dedicated to keeping alive the spirit of our favorite furry friends by passing on their stories and the happiness they've brought to us in life.
We are a 501(c)3 non-profit organization
All donations are tax deductable
Please take a moment to learn about the dogs that we are currently treating for heartworm disease. Donations from private and public contributors make it possible for us to help these dogs in need. Please consider giving to one of our current dogs in need and help them on their way to healthy, happy, Heartworm free lives.
Meet Sirus; handsome, happy, and heartworm positive. Please consider donating to help adoptable dogs get the treatment he needs to say good-bye to nasty parasites for good.
Informative sites that we like:
Join us every Saturday from 12pm to 4pm to meet some of our wonderful adoptable dogs and puppies. Stop by the Northlake location in Charlotte and find a new friend!
FREE SHIPPING!
You can help prevent Heartworm disease
APBF Responsibili-Tee shirts.
Let everyone you meet know that you are the proud, responsible owner of a wonderful Pit Bull without having to say a word.
For a complete list of upcoming events and pictures form previous events, visit the APBF evevnt page
10/27/11
A big thank you to all of the participants and those who voted daily to help us select the next APBF Mascot for the new year!
Follow Peaches throughout 2012 as she continues her journey to spread knowledge about the American Pit Bull Terrier breed and helps to combat breed discrimination!
Congratulations to our 2012 APBF Mascot Contest Winner, Peaches!
3rd Place
Taloola Belle
2nd Place Cocoa Puff
1st Place
Peaches, Cocoa Puff and Taloola Belle will all be featured in the 2013 APBF Calendar and rescue book.
Look for the fabulous female trio in upcoming APBF literature and at public events. Peaches will be featured on the new APBF t-shirts coming in March.
For questions about the 2013 APBF contest, contact founder@americanpitbullfoundation.com.
Honor-a-bull mentions
Breezy
Junior
Flash
In honor of Rocket
for Sharon and Kress
~Stacey Irwin
Taxes & Billiards Saturday, February 11th starting at 3pm. Enjoy a few games of pool, refreshments, and a social evening with fellow animal welfare enthusiats while your taxes are being prepared by our professional CPA, Eura Tunstall. Eura is donating the proceeds of the evening's tax preparations to the American Pit Bull Foundation. Basic returns are as little as $75.
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