Faith
Pit Bull Terrier
$250
Adoption fee · Friends of Michigan Animals Rescue
$250
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A little about them
Meet Faith, a 50-pound bully mix with a loving heart and a playful, energetic spirit. After surviving as a stray, she has blossomed into an intelligent, affectionate dog who enjoys active play, scent work, enrichment, and learning alongside her trusted people.
Faith takes time to warm up to new people and needs relationships built at her pace. Once she trusts you, she is deeply devoted and may greet you with hugs or rest her head on your chest or shoulder. She has spent over a year waiting for her person and would thrive with an experienced adopter committed to earning her confidence.
Ideal Home
Faith is looking for:
- An experienced, patient adopter who understands canine body language
- A calm home with one or two adults
- A home where she is the only pet
- A home without children
- Someone interested in continuing training, scent work, enrichment, or dog sports
- Multiple visits before adoption to build trust at her pace
Ongoing Health
Faith is spayed, microchipped, up to date on age-appropriate vaccines, and receives monthly flea, tick, and heartworm prevention. Her heartworm test was negative.
Training & Support
Faith is intelligent, focused, and eager to work with her people. She has been introduced to scent work games and learned them quickly. She enjoys having a job to do and brings playful energy to active enrichment.
Application Details
- Adoption fee: $250, which covers part of her medical care
- To begin, contact the provider through Wags about meeting Faith
- Multiple visits may be required before she goes home
Transportation
No transportation options are specified.
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Faith would thrive with one or two experienced, patient adults in a calm home where she is the only pet and there are no children.
New people can be difficult for Faith, so she needs time, patience, respect for her boundaries, and the freedom to move at her own pace.
Faith enjoys active play, enrichment, scent work, and learning. She may be a good match for someone interested in continuing training, scent work, or other dog sports.
Faith's adopters should expect to visit multiple times before bringing her home so they can build trust gradually. Applications begin by contacting the provider through Wags.
Faith is spayed, microchipped, up to date on age-appropriate vaccines, heartworm negative, and receiving monthly flea, tick, and heartworm prevention.