English Bull Terrier Rescue of New York & New Jersey

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English Bull Terrier Rescue of
New York and New Jersey, Inc.
P.O. Box 784
Medford, NJ 08055

A group of dedicated volunteers committed to finding homes for abandoned, neglected or otherwise homeless English Bull Terriers. We function as a liaison, placing rescue bull terrier's and new family's together. We have no physical location.

 

♥Urgent- we have several bullies in need- can you open up your home with a crate, food and vet care provided by us, You just need to love them.


Are you looking for a great bully?




Ryder-
Meet Ryder, a young male, located In Long Island,New York. Ryders family has a heavy work load, and want Ryder to find a home where he will receive more attention. Ryder is a active bully, and would benefit some daily routine and a running partner. Ryder likes other dogs, and has been with children. He is a true gem, waiting for you to adopt him.


Cant afford to donate, cant adopt? What can you do? Can you foster, transport,  or offer some help with home visits?


Are you ready to welcome a bull terrier into your life?
If so, please fill out our
Adoption Application by clicking HERE
Remember, we often have dogs available that might not be listed here yet.
But to be considered, you MUST complete an adoption application.  We need to know about your household, your other pets, your lifestyle, in order to match you up with the right bull terrier. We'd love to be able to personally email or chat with everyone but that's not always possible.  We regret that without an application, we will be unable to give you more information about any of our dogs.   Your information is kept confidential; however, we do work with other rescue groups and they may have an appropriate companion.  In those cases, we would seek your permission to forward your application.• Our adoption fee is in the range of $300-$600 which barely cover's what it actually costs to rehabilitate a rescue dog. Keep in mind these dogs can come in horrible condition.We have no support other than your donation's .•


Before you surrender your dog, please e-mail Laura at bullyratbin@verizon.net  for problem solving and questions, she is a great mentor with many years of experience.

Do you need to surrender your bull terrier
?
Please fill out our Surrender Form by clicking HERE 

If you have a bull terrier that has attempted or bitten someone, please do not risk our volunteer's and its officer's. Be honest, and we can do our best to provide you with  information , on a individual basis.



Bull Terriers in area shelters?

If you know of a bully in a shelter, please contact us with as much of the following information as possible:  shelter name, shelter location (city, state), shelter phone number, the dog's shelter ID #, and any other details available
.
Check out Petfinder, in which we are affiliated, they have bull terriers listed for adoption at www.petfinder.org

We are a part of the New Hope program at the Animal Care and Control of New York City at www.nycacc.org. They have three location's Manhattan, Brooklyn, and Staten Island. Many time's they have bull terrier's for adoption.


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 If you decide to purchase a bull terrier puppy instead of adopting a rescue, consider a rescue bull terrier first.  The New York area is overridden with unskilled breeders looking to make a quick profit.  We know,we see many of these ill, unwanted or damaged dogs end up in Rescue...and those are the lucky ones. We can suggest some reputable breeders in your area, we can help you look over your contract paperwork, we can advise what questions to ask, what health tests to require, etc.  A bull terrier can cost $800 to $2000. For that amount of money, you should get certain health guarantees; a promise in writing that the breeder will take back the puppy if it has any serious health problems; paperwork from the AKC at www.akc.org  the only legitimate bull terrier registry here in the U.S. (if you have questions about the validity of foreign registries, ask us....don't take your breeder's word for it!); and continued support and advice from your breeder.  Bad breeding can result in some horrible problems bull terriers can be prone to:  behavioral issues like Sudden Rage Syndrome, Resource Guarding and Obsessive Compulsive Disorders and health problems like deafness, heart and kidney disease, and chronic skin allergies.

We look forward to finding your perfect lifetime bully companion.


New York City and suburbs of the city

We are affiliated with the" Mayors Alliance for New York City Animals". They are a huge resource for links to other animal rescue organizations and links to low cost spay-neuter resources,dog parks, and on-going adoption events and low cost microchip clinics. There are tons of sites to check out. Please  check their site at www.animalalliancenyc.org

Did you know that
Animal Care and Control of New York City offers free and/or low-cost services to help you keep your pet if you are considering surrendering it due to behavioral issues, allergies or asthma, landlord or neighbor issues, domestic violence, financial reasons, pet illness, a hospital stay, or for any other reason?

Click on or paste their internet address below in your browser window, or call the ACC Safety Net Program at 917-468-2938  
http://www.nycaccsafetynet.htm
.org/

Looking for pet friendly housing in New York city? Check out www.peoplewithpets.com



♥RESCUED BULLYS IN THEIR NEW HOMES♥


   
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Lori Young
rescuebullys@yahoo.com
President, Founder
New Jersey, New York,Eastern Pennsylvania
and points West and South


Janice Frostick
janicefrostick@yahoo.com
Treasurer

Deb Campanella

Vice-president

Laura Baker
bullyratbin@verizon.net
Pa, Ohio, and West Virginia

Mari-Lou Powell
bullterrier@rogers.com
Ontario

Helen Reynolds
Connecticut
ctbullies@comcast.net





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