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12/05/2024

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08/11/2024

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Thank you all so much to those who have already donated and reached out to organize a pick up for this upcoming Event we Host Yearly!

The support for this initiative is always so incredible and heartwarming to see.

We are entering the final months as we hope to have everything dropped off at The Fred Victor Bethlehem United Shelter the first week of December.

This particular Fred Victor location is the ONLY long term shelter that allows pets both cats and dogs.

Many of the residents are seniors and individuals that once had stable jobs but fell on hard times and welcome the help and support that Fred Victor offers them.

Many of them are living there with their best friend, their lifeline which is their pet and we have witnessed first hand the beautiful bond they share.

We have met many residents over the 9 years we have been running this initiative and the gratitude and appreciation we have felt from the residents is what makes us want to do this every year.

If you are able to donate or organize a pick up in your community please email us at [email protected] with the subject line: Fred Victor Donations.

We are currently accepting Sponsorship Opportunities.

We are happy to announce a direct sponsor from Hope Pet Supplies. Thank you so much!

If you would like to donate Directly (you will receive an automatic tax receipt for anything $20 and higher) please follow the link in Fred Victor bio.

Your kindness does not go unnoticed and we cannot thank the community enough. Thank you for helping us help them and showing them that they are not forgotten this holiday season ❤️

08/08/2024

We offer Microchipping!
$40 per pet.
We come to you!

08/01/2024

06/19/2024

It's HOT HOT HOT! 🏜☀️ Follow the tips below to ensure that your pet has a safe, happy and cool summer. 🌞

On days like this week keep your pet comfortable by walking them at night or during the cooler parts of the day. Be sure to keep walks short in excessive heat and always have water handy for you and your pet.

05/23/2024

Please HELP! His name is BIGGY! His chip is registered as lost! He was co-owned with someone who broke a contract with us our lawyer served him and now he is claiming he is dead but hasn’t provided any proof! Animal welfare did a check and no dog was at the residence I believe he was sold! Please share!

05/09/2024

Event demo for sale we are bringing in a more industrial one for k9 fitness centers & doggy daycares that need 12 hours a day capacity if anyones interested in this one let us know!

04/18/2024

And you ain’t seen s**t yet. Welcome to the Rebirth.

Coming soon. Very soon.

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We appreciate all the support throughout the years. Been an amazing 5 years. Here’s to many more decades of ! Let’s continue to grow this amazing community to levels that are unimaginable.

Can’t wait to share everything along the way.

Love y’all.
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03/25/2024

Your purchase of a well-bred, purebred puppy did not sentence another dog to death!

Most well-bred bully puppies take their first breath in their breeder’s hands.
What does well-bred mean? Is well-bred the same as purebred?
No, it’s not! You can buy so-called ABKC or UKC registered, pure-bred bully on the side of the road, on Kijiji, Craig’s list, or at a pet store. Many purebred dogs that end up in shelters and rescues are coming from breeders who only breed to make a profit with no care about the health and well-being of their dogs. These dogs are neglected, overbred, in**ed, and never health tested for genetic diseases. A well-bred dog is so much more than purebred or “with papers.” A well-bred dog comes from parents who have had proper health testing, and they come from proven lines. Their parents compete at dog shows and prove themselves to be worthy examples of the breed. The parents are of age to even have health testing done and their breeders are educated in canine anatomy, genetics, nutrition, conformation, and selective breeding practices, to name just a few.

There are so many diseases and health defects possible in dogs that it is imperative to support only responsible breeders.
Blindness, deafness, epilepsy, hip dysplasia, the list goes on and on. By seeking out a well-bred dog from a responsible breeder, you know your dog will be free of genetic disorders because breeders are only choosing to breed the best of the best to produce wonderful pets and working dogs.
No, your purchase of a well-bred purebred puppy did not sentence another dog to death!
Your purchase of a well-bred purebred puppy did not cause an increase in the number of dogs in the shelters! Shelters and rescues rely on donations, volunteers, and adoptions to function, and they often work closely with animal rights activists.
As a result, they discourage dog breeding and spread negative messages about breeders in general, in order to promote the adoption of shelter and rescue dogs. While it is important to recognize that not all breeders are responsible or ethical, it is also important to recognize that breeding can be done responsibly and ethically and that there are many breeders who are committed to improving the health and well-being of their breeds and bloodline.

Contrary to popular belief, Ontario does not have an excess of domestic dogs that need to be euthanized. In fact, a significant number of dogs and puppies available for adoption in Ontario are imported from other countries. During the COVID-19 pandemic, when international travel was restricted, many shelters saw a decrease, in the number of available dogs, or even ran out entirely. It is important to recognize that the demand for puppies in Ontario drives the breeding and export of dogs from other countries. Many countries are breeding and supplying American & Canadian consumers with puppies.
By supporting responsible breeders we can help reduce the demand for puppies from these countries and promote animal welfare.
Reputable breeders play a valuable role in promoting the health and welfare of their breeds. These breeders carefully select their breeding dogs based on health and temperament testing, study pedigrees, and ensure that they are worthy of being bred.
By doing so, they are not contributing to the number of homeless dogs.
In fact, responsible breeding practices improve the health and well-being of individual dogs and of the breed as a whole. The issue of homeless dogs is a complex one, and it is not caused by reputable breeders or those who purchase from them. Yours Truly Winter_Bullies Follow for more tips! Photo from Levi & Nes From Blue ❌ Biggy 🧬

03/25/2024

Update! ADOPTED 💕
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As many of you know, we took in 5 Pocket American Bullies to stop them from ending up in a shelter when their owner (BYB) was unable to look after them.
We have found homes for 2 of them, and we hope to do the same for the last 3 who is still in our care.

We were called and asked to take in to save them from ending up in a shelter.
They will come crate trained and house broken, and well behaved pups, considering their current situation. They have not been introduced to cats.

There is a rehoming fee as well as an application process, please inbox for details.
Serious inquiries only.

03/22/2024

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03/21/2024

Check it out!
Blues 1st Generation Female Marlie is in a Magazine at Bringing People Together in the Heart of Tiny with her Owner Dave The Mayor Of Tiny Township 👏🏼

So blessed to have produced such an amazing girl and she is model worthy 😏🤩🥰

Thank you so much for sharing these photos with us! I’ll be subscribing to this magazine ASAP!

Keep an eye out for our Winter_Bullies Puppies 😎

03/18/2024

Vinny has grown into such a remarkable Man! Happy 2nd Bday 🥳 Blue X Otis 🧬