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BullyWag, Inc. is a collaborative family effort established to provide a positive look at pit bull-type dogs and to promote their outstanding qualities. (Pit bull is a term often used to identify several breeds including The American Pit Bull Terrier, American Staffordshire Terrier, Staffordshire Bull Terrier, American Bulldog, Miniature and Standard Bull Terriers.)
Although we do not have an actual sanctuary or shelter structure at this time, we are able to foster dog(s). My mother and I are located in GA, and my sister is located in SC. My mother is a transport driver and I am a potential transport driver - enabling dogs to travel state-to-state for rescue.
We are committed to saving our beloved canine friends, especially the beautiful bully breeds. The BullyWag statement "Save a Pit" is simple and to-the-point. The statement will also be "Save a Pit, Give a Life" when necessary.
History
My first experience with pit bull-type dogs was when my sister brought home baby Renoir. As soon as we laid eyes on him, we knew that he was definitely a keeper. I hardly remember those beginning weeks and months when we could carry him around in our arms. My most memorable times with him have been molded into my brain. He was one-of-a-kind and a real love bug. I've forgotten to mention how beautiful he was and how his personality stood out against all of our (human) family members. I lived under the same roof as Renoir for almost all of his first year of life.
Pre-Renoir, I had never really thought about pit bulls and didn't really know that much about them. I am blessed to have been a part of his life and I am thankful for knowing him which has inspired me to help change the image of pit bull-type dogs. Pit bull dogs were once seen with respect and were considered upstanding citizens of the community. Pit bull-type dog owners all over the world strive to regain a positive presence for their faithful and loving companions.
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