Tillie

Age:

Breed:

Terrier, American Staffordshire

Sex:

Female

Status:

Available Foster

About

TILLY. (6/27/25)
“Tilly is waiting for her perfect match.
She’s a Pit Bull 6 months old spayed, vaccinated, 4DX tested & Microchiped.
She is blind (born with no eyes ) and deaf!
She was being sold on Craigs list for $300.
The owner said she could hear and knew her name😀. A friend saw the listing jand photo on Craigslist and contacted us immediately because she knew what her fate would be!
Tilly is a Double Merle, her parents carried the Merle gene and 25% of the litter could carry the double Merle gene. Poor breeding practice on the family that bred the parents.
Tilly has no idea she’s different from other dogs. She’s a typical puppy, she needs a family with a FENCED IN YARD ! And experienced with a special needs dog.
Serious inquiries only ! She is very special girl”❤️
Foster Mom Joyce
Apply at https://www.shelterluv.com/matchme/adopt/PAPS/Dog
Pet Search
KL 3301
Washington PA 15301

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