Feb 01
Ring Dog Rescue is a rescue group dedicated to the "Bully Breeds", which is defined as any dog having bulldog lineage. We are a 501 (c)3 nonprofit organization and are currently listing adoptable "bullies" from, not only Ring Dog Rescue, but our other rescue friends and those who have opened their door to an orphaned "bully" in private rescue.
We at Ring Dog Rescue all own a "bully" and would like to answer all your questions and help guide you to a happy life for you and your companion, as well as to aid you in finding the perfect one for you.
If you're considering or want to find a new home your bully breed dog, contact us for more information.

Jonathan Kennard Williams, 27, has been sentenced to 15 years in prison for charges related to dogfighting, weapons possession and drugs distribution in connection to the April 20, 2011 investigation where 41 dogs were seized in Halifax, Va.
In addition to conspiring to sell dogs with the intent for the animals to participate in dogfighting, Williams pleaded guilty to several counts of distributing drugs and weapons possession. Williams was also sentenced to six years probation after his release from prison in U.S. District Court in Danville, Va.
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Source: http://www.lifewithdogs.tv/2012/01/dog-fighter-sentenced-to-15-years-behind-bars/?utm_source=feedburner&utm_medium=email&utm_campaign=Feed%3A+LifeWithDogs+%28Life+With+Dogs%29
Source: http://www.humanesociety.org/issues/adopt/tips/adoption_questions_ask_yourself.html
Stella came to RDR after a kind soul offered to take her in. She was extremely anemic, underweight, riddled with parasites and heart-worm positive. Now that she has put on weight, her anemia is under control and she has no more internal parasites, RDR needs to treat her for heart-worm disease. This treatment is $400 and requires 8 weeks of crate rest. If you can help please clink on the DONATE button below. All donations are tax deductible and Stella will be much appreciative.
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Ville was adopted from Ring Dog Rescue as a healthy 4 month old pup. Unfortunately, he has suffered a possibly genetic heart problem. Ville went into severe distress and was rushed to Dogwood Emergency Hospital, where he was given an echocardiogram, Iv medication and eventually stabilized. He spent a few days under 24 hour care, and is now back at home on daily medication and having his heart rate checked every few hours. While we are still unsure of what caused his heart to enlarge or for him to go into SVT, we are on the road to recovery. Ville's family has done everything in their power to get him back to health, their children even willing to give up christmas gifts to be able to afford Ville's bills and to get him healthy. If anyone can dig deep into their pockets and help his family with Ville's medical bills, his family and Ring Dog Rescue would be most appreciative. Thank you-RDR
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Tola was adopted from Ring Dog Rescue as a pup into a loving home. Now full grown and active, she has torn both of her ACL's requiring 2 TPLO surgeries. Each of these surgeries cost close to $3000. While her family would never let her suffer and will go to any length for her to get the best of care and to get these surgeries done, $6000 is quite a pretty penny, especially in these tough economic times. If you could please donate towards Tola's surgeries to help soften the financial blow both Ring Dog Rescue and Tola's Family would be most appreciative. Anyone who donates $20 or more will receive an "Unexpected Pit Bull" 2012 Calendar (while supplies last)! Thank you-Ring Dog Rescue
Ring Dog has just received a grant, from the American Society for the Prevention of Cruelty to Animals, to provide proper care for dogs seized from puppy mills, fighting raids and cruelty cases — we are EXTREMELY grateful!!! Without these critical funds, our ability to continue operating, as we have over the past 6 years, was threatened. This year alone we've taken on 30 cases of heartworms, 5 orthopedic surgeries, 12 dog fighting case dogs, plus countless emergency and regular vet visits.
Thank you, ASPCA, for awarding these urgently needed funds to our organization.
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The Build-A-Bear Workshop Bear Hugs Foundation is committed to making life more bearable for children, families and pets, in need of a helping paw. With the sale of each full-sized Bearemy's Kennel Pals® friend -- a collection of Build A Bear Workshop® plush dogs -- one dollar is donated to domestic pet programs including local animal shelters, stray pet rescue and rehabilitation organizations, and pet education programs around the country. These funds are available to qualified non-profit organizations in the United States and Canada. Visit www.buildabear.com for more information.
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