Our mission is to rescue the unwanted and misunderstood Bully breeds(Pit Bulls, Staffordshire Terriers, Bull Terriers, Rottweilers, Dobermans, Bulldogs, Mastiffs, etc.)

Rescue group dedicated to the bully breeds in North Carolina

Pits R’ Us is a 501c3 nonprofit organization. Our purpose is to aid stray, abandoned, and neglected animals. We rescue death row dogs from Solano County Animal Shelter and try to take every medical case so they can have a chance to heal and get ready for their fur ever homes!

We are a nonprofit bully breed rescue, striving to educate the public on all the wonderful aspects, and importance, of responsible dog ownership. Bully breed dogs are some of the most loyal, affectionate, and fun best friends you will ever have!

We Are A Boston Terrier And Bully Breed Rescue. After Spending Many Years Taking In Boston?s Off Of the streets, Or Saving Them From Puppy Mills And Other bad situations, Getting them the medical attention that they needed for their well-being and their survival, I decided I wanted to Do More. The Love An Animal Gives Is Priceless. Each and Every Animal Deserves the love and respect Of An Amazing Family. Canines Truly Are Man?s Best Friend. They Are Loyal And Love Unconditionally.. Our Mission Is to Help As Many Boston Terrier And Other Bully Breeds As We Possibly Can. Help them To Get Medical Attention they Need if they are Sick Or Injured So they Can Live Long And Happy Lives, Spay And A Neuter. Rehabilitate Those He need It. Show them Love and Affection, Help them Find Loving Forever Homes With Families Who Will Love And Cherish Them Forever.

Specializing in the Rehabilitation, Fostering, Rehoming and Assessing of Molosser type breeds across Ontario.

Steve Fleming

Ivy Roads Canine Rescue is a small, non-profit canine rescue located in the regions in and around Ottawa, Ontario, Canada. We are a volunteer, foster-based program, specializing in mastiff-type breeds and Bull Terriers pulled from high-kill shelters, with owner surrenders accepted on a case-by-case basis.  Once accepted into our program, dogs are placed in a foster homes for evaluation and veterinary care, and remain in our care until they are adopted, with no time limit.  All behavioral or medical issues are fully disclosed in the adoption process.

Big Dogs – Huge Paws Rescue is a 501c3, non-profit organization comprised of volunteers dedicated to rescuing, rehoming, and rehabilitating unwanted giant breed dogs that have been mistreated, neglected, abused and/or abandoned.

Blue Lion rescues giant breeds of dogs- mostly rare breed Mastiffs. These dogs are not right for the novice dog owner as they are very dominant and, if they are in control, you are in trouble! They are great dogs for the right person though!

Inspired by over 25 years of dedication as a Breeder of Majestic Champion Bullmastiffs, our Rescue Barn is a program set up to assist owners of Bullmastiff and other Molosser/Mastiff-type breeds who can no longer keep or house their animal due to unfortunate circumstances. Our Rescue Program offers assistance thru evaluation, foster care and eventual placement for mastiff breeds in need of care, rehabilitation or environmental change.

France Turcotte

I am a volunteer and work closely with president trying to lighten her load. We take owner surrenders and try to find them a forever home. We go to shelters and pull dog and put them in foster homes or with adoptive parents. I love rescuing animals and I have full family involvment. We have a rescued dog that took our whole savings because of health issues. There are so many more needy dogs, and I know I can help them so way or another.

American bullmastiff association inc northwest regional rescue coordinator

We are a rescue that saved unwanted mastiff and mastiff mix and dog that people do not want o deal with. I run a pet sitting and bakery, dog obedience training business. I love animals and i have been around them all my life and I always wanted to save ever dog that i can.

We specialize in bully breeds (pit bulls, American bulldogs, pit mixes, mastiffs, bull terriers, etc.) because they are a misunderstood breed. We want to give them the chance they deserve by offering education to the public and encouraging all adopters to know the breed and to continue representing the breed as ambassadors.