Name: Lady
Breed(s): Pit Bull mix
Age: 1 year old
Gender: Female
Lady came into the shelter as an owner surrender. Her previous owner was unable to take her with him when his life circumstances changed and looked to the good folks at the shelter to help find his little girl a home that was able to give her a forever home.
Lady is very sweet and very kind. She is gentle taking treats and very willing to learn. She shows promise as a potential dog sport dog (think
obedience or agility here!). She’s shown no interest in the currently available kitty, Boots, and is gentle with other dogs. There’ve not had any kids to introduce her to but if her temperament with everything else she’s met holds true, there are no doubts she will do fine with them as well. Lady could, in theory, go into just about any home and is seeking that forever home right now with a family who will love and cherish her for many years to come.
If you’re interested in adopting Jewel, she is available for adoption through the River Rouge Animal Shelter which is located at 100 W. Pleasant Street, River Rouge, Michigan. You can contact the shelter by email at pkelly306@aol.com or by phone at 313-205-1732.
Name: Jewel
getting some good basic manners training from the volunteers at the shelter when she is out on the twice daily walks.
We were sent the 
Chew Sampler but they were rather thrilled to get everything they could get their naughty little paws on. We would highly recommend this to both working dog and pet dogs everywhere because of the selection and quality of the products included and the price is quite a steal too! We will definitely be ordering more in the future (especially for all the doggie family members we have in our circle!).
Name: Thor
an excellent running buddy or a sport prospect (especially for weight pull!) as he has energy in spades. He does need some brush up on his manners but with some work, he’d be as good as gold.
Many folks who know me personally know how long and hard I have campaigned in the ADBA with Ryker, my brindle guy. In a conformation ring where conditioning matters, a brindle dog is at a disadvantage under many judges because it’s a million times harder to see the muscle tone in the coat pattern unless it’s a really light brindle color. To add insult to injury, I didn’t really get started in the ADBA ring until he was in one of the hardest classes around – the 2-3 year old class.
males his own age doing just the same thing it was a hard pick. We started to get noticed finally, though. I got better at conditioning and handling in that venue and he learned how to conduct himself better and hold a free stack longer while running off at the mouth (which he enjoys doing at every corner!).
conformation Champion.
Name: Delilah
