The BTCD has a long history of Bull Terrier Rescue in Dallas and across Texas.  Our program is expanding and volunteers are currently needed to foster Rescue Dogs and help out in numerous ways, including transport of dogs from shelters to vet offices, visit prospective home sites, etc. 

Contact the BTCD for information on other dogs in our system that are not listed here.  Or for other dogs available through other clubs or local owner surrender. 
Click on the link below to download an application to adopt a Bull Terrier. 

Application

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Sissy entered the shelter system in the New Orleans area and made the trip to Dallas/Fort Worth, thanks to a Volunteer from the Lafayette area.  She is a fun-loving dog that plays a lot and needs enough room to excercise.

She gets along with other dogs, but supervision is needed when the play gets too rough.  She is recovered from a skin condition and has a clean bill of health, has been spayed, vaccinated and is chipped.  She is ready for adoption.

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Billy is a very sweet sweet big boy that is waiting for his new family. He thrives on human affection and will do fine with children over the age of 8-10 years. Billy also needs a home with no other pets. He was taunted by another dog and will need a home with no other pets.

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Alley is a young exuberant bully girl. She is full of energy and zest and will require a secure fenced yard. Alley will need a family that is willing to give her the love and attention she deserves. A home with no young children is required as Alley would accidently knock them down. She also will need a home with no other pets as she is not always dog friendly.


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O'Malley, getting a treat at the BTCD hospitality during the March show weekend.  This docile and sweet dog is working his way through our foster program and will be ready for adoption soon.

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Ginger is a 3-year old girl good with other dogs and not in so much need of a much exercise.  She is good with kids, an all around good family dog, not much of a barker either.  She would do great in an apartment or smaller home.  She has checked out healthy, but is recovering from a skin condition that a good diet is helping to correct.  She is available now. 

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Slurpee, taken last month from the Dallas shelter and is in foster care with Lucky's adoptive family in Red Oak, Texas.  This good boy has apparently had a tough start to his young life, being neglected to the point of developing a skin infection.  But like Lucky before him, his fortune changed when his foster family agreed to bring him home and care for him as their own.

After approximately one month in foster care progress on his skin condition is ahead of schedule.  His all-white coat is filling in and he appears to be a good family dog with a good temperament and typical Bull Terrier characteristics. Check back next week for more information.  
 

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Doc, joined our Rescue family as an owner surrender and looks to be in excellent health.  He's all white, weighs about 50 pounds, is approximately 18 months old and is current on his vaccinations.  He's got lots of energy for playing catch and running and jumping. 

He's in foster care and appears to be dog friendly.  He is available for adoption.

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Lucky is an older, healthy girl that has been thoroughly evaluated at the current foster home of Slurpee, who is still undergoing treatment of a skin condition.  She is a docile female with good Bull Terrier traits, is a good family dog, house trained and basically an inside dog.

She was bred in Oklahoma, but found her way to Texas, she needs a home where things are not so fast-paced, where she'll get some play and exercise.


 

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Blaze is a young puppy, 4 months old, surrendered by his owner and is just beginning evaluation and vet treatment.  He is being house trained and we are gathering more information on his background, he will be ready for adoption soon.