Mary - American Bully Dog for Adoption in Providence, Rhode Island
MARY
American Bully
🇺🇸
Providence, Rhode Island
November 13th
female, large, adult
DESCRIPTION
Say hello to our newest chunky, lovable, sweet girl, Mary!
When Mary first arrived, she was a nervous and frightened girl, trembling quietly in the back of her kennel. But with time, patience, and a whole lot of love, she began to realize that she was safe and in good hands. Slowly but surely, she came out of her shell.
And what a transformation it has been!
Mary is a totally different dog outside of her kennel. Her sad, stressed-out demeanor quickly melts away, and in its place is a silly, happy, fun-loving baby hippo, zooming around the yard with a toy proudly held in her mouth. Even better, Mary has started seeking out human affection and happily soaking up pets and attention — something that makes our hearts so incredibly happy to see.
Mary is 6 years old and would love nothing more than a family or special person who will shower her with the love, patience, and kindness she deserves.
Could you be Mary’s person?
*If you can see me, I'm still available! We prefer initial adoption steps to be done via email, this way we can answer any time of day. We also prefer an application submitted before scheduling a visit, but it's not required, an email conversation is great! If you don't have access to email, no worries. Please call 401 680 7591. We differ from other shelters by offering a one-on-one experience between you, our staff and the animal or animals you've chosen to become a new family member! Please email pacadoptions@providenceri.gov or adoptions@friendsofpaccc.org
ABOUT: AMERICAN BULLY DOG BREED
The American Bully is a companion breed known for its muscular build, friendly demeanor, and loyalty to its family. With a distinctive head shape and strong, compact body, these dogs are affectionate with children and make excellent family pets. American Bullies come in various sizes, from pocket to XL, and coat colors range from a solid coat to a tri color pattern. They thrive on regular exercise and early socialization to ensure they are well rounded and well behaved companions.