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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

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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

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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.

Need foster home!

Sponsored Shannon Teeter-Smith

Update 7/3/08

Breed Specific Legislation tears apart yet another family

A family already dealing with raising two mentally handicapped children was dealt a major blow when the mother was diagnosed with a terminal illness. The father was then forced to be caregiver to all three other members of his family. The family’s only saving grace was the joy and comfort of their two Pit Bulls, Sassy and Pie. The mother/daughter dog duo had a double dose of love to share, especially for the children.

Suddenly, tragedy hit again. While they were still reeling from the news of the mother’s illness, the city where they lived passed BSL. The father was not able to handle two handicapped teenagers, a terminally ill wife, and fight a city enacting ineffective legislation at the same time. The emotional and financial burden was unbearable. With all that was going on in his life, he failed to meet a deadline to register Sassy and Pie with the city, so he was forced to surrender them to Animal Control.

Over a year has passed, and Sassy and Pie still don’t have a permanent home. I’m sure their family never imagined that it would take so long to find them a new home. Quite frankly, neither did we. We know that people are very hesitant to adopt older dogs, and especially a pair. But believe it or not, these self sufficient gals help take care of each other. It has been a confusing and scary time for them. Sassy (the mother) is about 10 yrs old. You would never guess that she is as old as she is (other than the little middle age spread!). She loves to chase a ball in the yard, or just sunbathe. If circumstances force the girls to be separated, she would do better with a submissive male companion. Pie (the daughter) is about 6 years old. She does fine with other dogs, but would really enjoy a stable, loving family with children to play with. Pie is sometimes a shy young lady. However as soon as she sees kids, her eyes light up and you can tell that she would love to go home with them.

Can you find it in your heart and home to provide these ladies an opportunity to show you how much they love you?