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ABOUT US
Learn about our Rescue and Meet our Volunteers

DOGS FOR ADOPTION
Meet our rescued dogs and fall in Love with one!
MALES | FEMALES | COURTESY

HOW TO ADOPT
Learn how our adoption process works

UPCOMING EVENTS
Meet adoptable dogs or come out and support PBRGP!  Check out of calendar of events.

Adoption Days
Every 2nd Sat of the Month @ PetSmart 12-5pm

BREED-SPECIFIC LEGISLATION
PRGP's official statement on BSL and why it is ineffective policy

HOW TO HELP
Information on volunteering, fostering, and donating

DONATE
Donors keep our programs running! See how you can help

HAPPY ENDINGS
See our adopted dogs that enjoy forever homes.  Donation thank yous!

IDENTIFY THE PIT BULL
See how easy it is to be a victim of mistaken identity

THE TRUTH ABOUT PIT BULLS
You think you know the truth...but do you?

RESOURCES
Education, legislation, rescues, clinics and spay/neuter

SHOP AND SUPPORT PRGP
Visit our on line store to purchase merchandise from PRGP including logowear, pit photo items and more. 

MY SPACE
Come join us on myspace and meet all the lovers of Pit Rescue of the Great Plains!

CONTACT US

 

 Meet our Volunteers

PRGP's Mission


Pit Rescue of the Great Plains rescues, fosters and rehabilitates Pit Bulls that have been abandoned, neglected, abused and injured. Our organization was established to save one very special Pit, Kenya. We accept Pit Bulls into rescue from area shelters following proper temperament testing. Pit Rescue of the Great Plains strives to educate the public about the true nature of the Pit Bull, dispelling myths about the breed through education and responsible pet ownership! We are entirely against the cruel sport of pit fighting and believe there is no justifiable reason to throw two dogs in a pit to watch them tear each other apart. Dogs will only be available for adoption into families as pets and companion animals following a thorough screening process.

 

Pit Bull Companion



The typical Pit Bull dog is a unique and wonderful animal, but, like the majority of working breeds, they are not the type of dog you should get if you are looking for a pet to take to the park or the lake on a Saturday afternoon. Many Pit Bulls can and do behave like the "average" generic, low-key dog, but it is unfair to expect EVERY dog to do so. Pit Bulls are tough and intelligent dogs, historically bred for their willingness to test themselves against larger and stronger animals. Please go to our links page and do your research on this amazing breed of dogs.

 

Ownership Responsibilities



It is not uncommon for an adult Pit Bull to be quarrelsome toward other dogs, and to expect the dog to do otherwise is unfair, not only to the dog but to yourself and to your community. Good intentioned but ignorant owners who obtain a Pit Bull, convinced that the dog's temperament is ultimately influenced only by how they are raised, inadvertently create the bad dog image. The truth is that aggression toward other dogs is common in many breeds. So dog aggression, responsibly handled, is not something which should stop you from enjoying the company of a Pit Bull. However, it does require responsible handling, please visit our links page to get more information on responsible Pit Bull Ownership.