ENZO
Pit Bull Terrier
ENZO
Pit Bull Terrier
Price not listed
Iredell County Animal Services & Control Department
At a glance
A little about them
Meet Enzo, a resilient, joyful, and affectionate 3-year-old who has blossomed with love, patience, and good food. He gained around 10 pounds after arriving heartbreakingly thin and enjoys playgroups with other dogs. Enzo loves attention and is ready for a family who will continue supporting his health and future care.
Ideal Home
Enzo enjoys playing with other dogs and thrives on affection. Meet-and-greets with resident dogs and children are recommended to help ensure a great fit.
Ongoing Health
- Enzo previously had a skin infection and arrived in very poor condition.
- His front legs are permanently bowed, possibly due to past poor nutrition or a congenital condition.
- He weighs 56.6 pounds and needs a family prepared to support continued weight gain and any future care related to his legs.
- He is neutered, microchipped, and up to date on age-appropriate vaccines and preventatives.
Training & Support
Enzo keeps up well despite his bowed front legs and enjoys playgroups with other dogs. Adopters should establish veterinary care after adoption and allow him time to decompress, settle in, and build trust.
Application Details
- Adoption fee waived.
- Rescue placement is also welcomed.
- Applications start by contacting the provider through Wags.
- Meet Enzo at 430 Bristol Drive, Statesville, NC, Monday–Friday from 12–5 p.m. or Saturday from 11 a.m.–2 p.m.
- Bring a collar and leash, or purchase a combo for $15 when taking Enzo home.
Health & wellness
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Common questions
Enzo delights in playgroups with other dogs and can keep up with the best of them. Meet-and-greets with resident dogs are recommended.
Enzo needs continued support to keep gaining weight and may need future care related to his permanently bowed front legs. Adopters should establish veterinary care after adoption.
Yes. The shelter is open to rescue placement for Enzo as well as adoption.