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ABOUT MABBR
Learn about Mid-America Bully Breed's history and current mission. Meet MABBR's Team

DOGS FOR ADOPTION
Meet our rescued Incredi-Bulls and maybe meet your best friend, too!

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ADOPTION PROCESS
Interested in a MABBR dog? Start here!

ADOPTION APPLICATION
Apply to adopt or foster a MABBR Incredi-Bull

ADOPTION EVENTS
Meet adoptable MABBR incredi-bulls or just have fun for a good cause!

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

BULLY BREED INFORMATION
Pit bulls, Bulldogs, Mastiffs, and more -learn about all here

HOW TO HELP
Information on volunteering, fostering, and donating

SPONSORSHIP PROGRAMS
Donors keep our programs running! See how you can help

INCREDIBULL TRANSFORMATION
See what medical care, generous donations and a whole lotta love can do

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

THE TRUTH ABOUT PIT BULLS
Back to the basics

NEW BEGINNINGS
Warm and fuzzy photos of adopted bulldogs in their happy homes

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

MABBR NEWSLETTER
All the bull that's fit for pits!

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CONTACT

Mid-America Bully Breed Rescue is a 501 ( c )( 3 ) nonprofit organization

Mid-America
Bully Breed Rescue
P.O. Box 410233
Kansas City, MO
64141-0233

MABBR is licensed in both the
state of Kansas and Missouri

Mid-America Bully Breed Rescue's rescue efforts are made possible in part by a grant from Animal Farm Foundation.

Sponsor Needed

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My Story:
This is a wonderful girl recently saved from euthanasia from a very full shelter. She is a Scottish Deerhound and Greyhound cross around 2 years old.

She does very well on leash, is a leaner, adores people, rides beautifully in the car, and everyone is totally in love with her already. She met a cat and didn't see too preoccupied with it (but that's not to say that a stray running cat would not prompt her to chase!). Her coat is more like a deerhound's, longer and somewhat wiry, multi-colored (peppered black, white/silver and some copper undertones). She is young but has the grizzling around her muzzle, but it gives her character! She is going to make a wonderful companion.

She is a lap dog, too, so I think she will enjoy taking full advantage of a couch in a new home. Such a gentle and kind girl deserves a place of her own! Please email with questions. A fenced-in yard is required.

Update- Our Blueberry girl has lost her tail....She had an open wound on the tip that she would not leave alone despite us going to great lengths to treat it. She must have done some damage to more of the tail before coming to us, as she didn't quite hold it correctly either- the vet thought it would be better to remove the whole thing believing that another injury would likely occur again at a later date. Thankfully, we had the spay done at the same time to limit the trauma. She has been nothing short of wonderful during all this. I believe this makes her even more special