N/a - Female 3-Year-Old Rednose Pitbull Terrier for Adoption in Hampton, VA

Zues is a one year old pit bull. He is the friendliest and smartest dog I ever had. He never uses the bathroom in the house, I walk him 3 times a day but at time I will walk him every 12 hours if I don’t have time. He doesn’t bark at other dogs yet he is still a puppy, but he likes to run up to dogs and play still. He eats dog food only house food bothers him, but he still will stare at you unless you tell him to lay down. It’s okay to be rough with him when telling him to sit around other people he responds well to dominance.

I have had Loki for 8 years. I just left a bad situation and took him and my 3 year old with me, and we now live in a small apartment. I dont have the means to take care of him..and I love him so much.. I want a better life for him with someone who has more time and love to give. Hes a good boy, all he wants is to cuddle, and eat and potty. He loves laying in the grass and tennis balls.

She's a real energetic and loving girl always happy to jump up and give anyone kisses! She's sometimes a bit too jumpy so I'm looking for anyone that doesn't mind that. I'm looking for someone who has the time and money to invest in her and give her love and attention, also preferably someone who I can keep in touch with to keep up on her (from time to time). I would like for her not to be used for any kind of fighting or for puppies so to be spayed as it's available. Last thing she does have a scar on her back from an incident with one of her brothers (both will most likely be posted here as well).

Meet Marty – A Loving, Goofy Pittie Looking for His Second Chance Marty is a 3-year-old pit bull with a big heart and a playful spirit. Adopted earlier this year, he quickly stole our hearts with his sweet nature, goofy personality, and love of cuddles. He’s eager to please, knows basic commands, and enjoys learning new things—especially when treats and new toys are involved! More than anything, he loves his people! Marty would thrive in a calm, structured home without young children. He may do best as the only dog, or possibly with a more compatible canine companion. While he’s still building confidence and learning boundaries, he’s been mouthy but NOT aggressive. However, because we have a young child and a senior dog who hasn’t adjusted well to him, we’ve made the heartbreaking decision to find him a more suitable environment. He just needs a patient, experienced handler who can help him feel safe and secure as he continues to grow. We’ve always been committed to our pets and never imagined rehoming a dog. Our senior dog has been with us for over 9 years, and before that, our first dog lived to 13. Marty deserves the same lifelong love—we just know that love needs to come from the right match. We’re hoping to find someone who sees the amazing potential in Marty and is willing to give him the guidance and confidence he needs to thrive. He has so much love to give and just needs a chance to shine.