Ellie
Pit Bull Terrier
$395
Adoption fee · Saving Grace Dog Rescue of San Antonio
$395
adoption feeAt a glance
A little about them
Ellie is a sweet, loving three-year-old who adores her people and enjoys playtime, cuddles, belly rubs, and tasty treats. She may be a little shy at first, but with patience and time she warms up quickly. Once she chooses her person, she will love and protect them forever.
Ellie has made an incredible transformation since entering foster care, growing from under 35 pounds with very little hair to a healthy 60 pounds with a full, beautiful coat. She is affectionate, gentle, eager to please, and happiest when close to her humans. Ellie is also great with dogs and cats.
Ideal Home
Ellie would thrive in a patient home where she receives plenty of love, attention, and belly rubs. She would do best with people who will give her time to warm up.
Ongoing Health
Ellie has allergies to Texas grass that are well managed with daily allergy pills. Her adoption fee includes current shots, a microchip, spay, and a negative heartworm test.
Training & Support
Ellie is potty trained and kennel trained. She loves to play and is happy to curl up for snuggle time afterward.
Application Details
- Adoption fee: $395, including transport.
- Applications start by contacting the provider through Wags.
Transportation
Transport is included in Ellie’s $395 adoption fee.
Health & wellness
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Pickup & transport
Transport included in the adoption fee.
Common questions
Ellie has allergies to Texas grass that are managed with daily allergy pills. Her adoption fee includes current shots, a microchip, spay, and a negative heartworm test.
Yes. Ellie is potty trained and kennel trained.
Ellie is great with other dogs and cats.
The $395 adoption fee includes transport, current shots, a microchip, spay, and a negative heartworm test.