About Pitty Rescue - A non-profit Rescue Organization

Welcome to Pitty Rescue, Inc, a non-profit Pit Bull rescue and pet care education organization. This rescue was established Jeff and Diana Coltenback in April 2010 after 10 years of private rescue work. Since 2000, we have been fostering, rehabilitating and re-homing homeless animals, specifically Pit bulls and Pit Bull type dogs. We have been directly or indirectly responsible for re-homing thousands of animals; mostly dogs, but also cats, snakes, lizards, bunnies, gerbils, birds and much more.  We also provide low cost training to rescues and shelters.

Over the years, due to resources and space, we were only able to house one dog at a time; two on a temporary basis. And, one of our many dreams is to have a Pit Bull sanctuary. So, it was finally time to get on track towards making our dream a reality. Initially, Pitty Rescue, Inc will only be able to house 3-5 dogs at a time, depending on size and temperament. But, hey, it's a start. With your help, our dream will come true and together we will save many wonderful Pit Bulls.  Please support this or any rescue you can.  Visit us on Facebook - http://www.facebook.com/pages/Pitty-Rescue-Inc/152435794815420

-Jeff Coltenback, Founder & Director Pitty Rescue, Inc.

NEWS ALERT - Visit our facebook page for our Spring Auction - https://www.facebook.com/pages/Pitty-Rescue-Inc/152435794815420

- Some of our Policies

1 - All potential adopters will be required to undergo a STRICT screening process; NO EXCEPTIONS

2 - Animals being surrendered MUST undergo an evaluation by Pitty Rescue, Inc

3 - Filling out any application doesn't guarantee you'll be adopting an animal from Pitty Rescue, Inc

4 - Pitty Rescue, Inc reserves the right to deny adoption or surrender to anyone for any reason.

5 - All that matters to Pitty Rescue, Inc are the animals we care for, their health and well being!

6 - We do not take in any animal that shows unprovoked aggression towards humans.

7 - We do not take in stray dogs; we are not a shelter