Welcome to PittieLove Rescue PittieLove Rescue Inc. is a 501(c) (3) non profit organization based in MA. We are an all-volunteer, foster-home-based rescue dedicated to the care, understanding, and adoption of the American Pit Bull Terrier. PittieLove’s primary goal is to ensure that our rescued dogs will never again suffer from abuse or neglect. We work diligently to carefully place them into loving homes where, for all of their remaining years, they will experience the affection and kindness that has been so sorely absent from their lives. Foster & Save A Life Governor Baker Signs Animal Safety and Protection LegislationWe are so proud to have our sweet Gumdrop represent PittieLove Rescue at the State House, where Governor Baker signed Animal Safety and Protection Legislation. Click here to learn more about this important animal welfare bill: http://bit.ly/2bFL073 Photo credit: MSPCA Animal Action Team Featured Dog – MayaIn the Cat Adoption Room at The Warwick Animal Shelter you can visit with the many cats that are available for adoption.

You will have the chance to speak with the staff about the different personalities and which cat would be a great fit for you or your family. As you can see by the picture potential adoptors love to sit on the floor and visit with the many cats and play with them. It is a very relaxing atmosphere. So stop by and visit the the many cats in The Cat Adoption Room.Getting to know the kitties Have you lost a pet and now are ready for a new family member? Maybe your kitty would like a new friend? WHY ADOPT AN ADULT CAT? Check out Red now Elias transformed from shelter cat to being at home with his two new siblings.It doesn't get better than this!We have been meaning to email you guys for a while to share with you how much we love our newest baby! We adopted Red (we named him Elias) back at the end of April, beginning of May. We have loved getting to know him! He was pretty shy when we met him at the shelter. When we found him, he wouldn't come out of his cage (see first picture). He has slowly come out of his shell and has developed quite the personality.

He loves to be held (and will purr like crazy), but that can be hard because he has gotten to be HUGE! He is a very tall and long cat, it seems like he is half the size of his mom! Sell Used Books Danbury CtHe also loves his brother and sister and the three can often be found cuddling together! Florida Medicaid Weight Loss ProgramsHis other favorite is water! Silver Lab Puppies Sale IowaHe is obsessed with the cats water fountain, the bathtub and the sink. He drives us crazy when we are trying to do dishes, he just wants to play! Thank you to the Warwick Animal Shelter for rescuing our baby and getting him ready for us to adopt, he has been such a wonderful addition to our lives! Are you missing your pet? Always call the shelter to see if you pet was found!

PETS IN NEED OF HOMES CATS IN NEED OF HOMESDelfina may had not made it to an adoption room in another shelter. She is a little shy with people but loves other cats. She plays with the other cats all day in the adoption room.She needs to be rescued and allow to have some fun in a home with a playmate. She will warm up to her human with time and patience.Gabby has been at the shelter for some time and needs someone to give her a chance. Are you that person? BULLY BREEDS IN NEED OF HOMES Most people, who are unfamiliar with the American Pit Bull Terrier or Staffordshire Terrier falsely believe that they are dangerous dogs. Unfortunately, Pit Bulls have a bad reputation based mostly upon media coverage. Like all breeds of dogs there are good and bad, but what many people don't realize is that it is rare for pitbulls to be aggressive with humans. The news always covers the bites given by this breed and neglects to cover serious bites given by other breeds thus scewing public opinion about the pitbull breeds.

Pits are actually very stable, intelligent, and highly trainable (and they think they are lap dogs). They are strong athletic dogs and they require a guardian who is responsible and will give them plenty of exercise and training. They are loving and loyal and make excellent animal companions. Have a pitbull that needs to be spayed or neutered? call us for info on low cost clinics in the area that provide special rates for pitbulls Consider these statistics on cats... According to The Berlin Longevity Institute: Cats can add as much as 10 years to their owners lives Picking up a cat has a nearly instantaneous calming effect on humans, causing blood pressure to drop and the heart rate to slow The estimated population of homeless cats in the United States (70 million) is almost equal to the number of owned cats (75 million) Throughout the spring and summer, animal shelters across the country are inundated with dozens of litters of kittens. Tragically, about 71 percent of these animals will be euthanized because there are not enough loving homes

Combat the tragedy of overpopulation - Improve your life with a cat�s companionship, and spay and neuter your pets! If you're seeking to adopt a pet, please don't forget that if you are visiting cats and dogs in the shelter, they are typically stressed out from being caged in. Many of the pets need to be taken away from their cages for you to see their real personalities. So give them a chance. If a dog is barking noisily in its cage, please speak to someone in the shelter who knows its behavior. The shelter worker will tell you if the pet is appropriate for young children, if it's good with other pets, and generally if it might be a good match for you and your family. If you'd like to contact us regarding a particular pet, you will find information below. Please allow 24 hours for us to return your call or email. Cats & Dogs by Email Call Debbie (401) 468-4377 Call our general voice mailbox: (401) 468-4377 Please email for an application Application

Have you adopted a pet from the Warwick Animal Shelter? We would love to hear what he or she is up to now! Please feel free to send us an email (preferably with a picture attached), and describe what a difference your new pet has made in your life. Hello my name is William Reed my wife Lori and I adopted Delilah several months ago and thought I would send you an update, she is doing really well and has a good weight on her she is rather vocal when it comes to times to eat and getting her cookies, teaching her new tricks like a double high 5 etc she is quick to learn. She is a huge baby and falls asleep very easily while petting her it's very funny. Anyway including an updated picture. Bill and Lori Reed Thank you for bringing James (formerly Bunky) into our lives. such a good boy, eager to please, and always available for a cuddle. could not have hoped for a better companion. He quickly adjusted to our house rules, in fact he follows 'rules' of etiquette that our laid-back household would never have thought to enforce!

We feel very lucky to have this gentlemen beagle in our family. my second baby, my husband's good buddy, and our toddlers best friend. We appreciate the work that you do at Warwick Animal Shelter. Thank you for the joy of James! Bunky ( Now James) Dear Warwick Animal Shelter,My name is Jennifer and I adopted Priscilla from your shelter in October of '04. I know it's been a while but it was on my mind and I wanted to send a quick Thank You. I'm not sure you'd remember her, she was a stray (about 1 1/2 years old) when I adopted her. I was told that she was special to you guys and if for any reason I had to give her up you begged me to bring her back to you. Anyway, I wanted to send a photo and say she's doing wonderful!!! She's been such a blessing to me and a great addition to my family, I don't know what I would do without her. Since I'm a big Elvis fan I kept her adopted name...however sometimes she goes by Sweet P. Currently there are also two dogs in my home....

Sometimes she thinks she's one of them, running around at all hours of the night! One of the photo's I attached she's actually opening her Christmas presents. Thank you so much for the great work your shelter does. I don't live too far from you and I'm sadden about the flooding we had in March. I know that you're still trying to rebuild. Although I know it's not enough, I would love to make a small donation. Whether it be food, toys, bedding or cash. If you could please let me know what would help I'd greatly appreciate it! Good Luck and Best Wishes! Warwick Animal Shelter Happy Tails! Not only is it good for your companion animal, it's now the law! The State of Rhode Island has a new law requiring that all cats living in Rhode Island be spayed or neutered. By spaying or neutering your cat, you not only give her or him a healthier, happier life, but you also prevent generations of unwanted kittens. The shelter hosts low cost spay/ neuter clinics provided by Salmon River Vet Services.

Please call the shelter at 401-468-4377 for information and appointments on low cost spaying and neutering. FRIENDS OF THE WARWICK ANIMAL SHELTER EVENTS CRAFTING FOR CRITTERS Saturday May 7, 2016 10:00 AM-4:00 PM Buttonwoods Community Center 3027 West Shore Road Warwick, RI Free Admission- Please No Pets A wide variety of great items: Stained Glass, Fine Art Paintings, Handmade gifts, chocolates, candles, jewelry, Baked Goods and Photography. PAUSE 4 PAWS May 23, 2016 6-9PMChianti's 195 Old Forge Road East Greenwich, RI 9th ANNUAL CAUSE OR PAWS CLASSIC CAR SHOW Sunday June 12th, 2015 171 Service Road Warwick, RI /FriendsOfTheWarwickAnimalShelter All proceeds from these events to Friends of the Warwick Animal Shelter, a 501(c)3 non-profit humane organization, will be used for spay/neuter assistance and emergency veterinary assistance for cats and dogs housed at the shelter as well as to make improvements to the Warwick Animal Shelter for the comfort of the animals. Donations are tax deductible as allowable by law.