Adoption Procedures
Mini Bulls are rare and rarely homeless. The MBTCA’s goal is to adopt our homeless bullies into permanent, loving, and responsible homes. Our club is responsible for rescue all over the nation and will consider applications throughout America. Please note our organization does not typically ship rescue dogs; shipping is considered case-by-case. Personal pickup is preferred.
Potential adopters are required to complete and submit an adoption application as the first step in the adoption process. MBTCA adoption applications will not be processed if the form is not completed in full, or if the application does not contain the signatures of both the applicant and their spouse/significant other. The information provided in the adoption application will help us find the best bully for you and your family. All information provided in the form will be kept confidential.
You MUST be 21 years of age or older to be considered as an applicant.
Homes with fenced yards are preferred; however, applications that do not have fenced yards will be reviewed and may be approved on an individual basis. We also will check with your landlord (if you rent the property on which you reside) to verify that you are permitted to have an animal at your residence.
We will check with your veterinarian as to the consistency in the level of care that your current animals receive. Please call your Veterinarian and give them permission to allow the MBTCA to check the records for your pets. Without this permission your application cannot be approved.
A minimum adoption fee of $350 in cash is required and will be payable at the time of adoption. The adopting family also will be required to sign a Adoption Release Form at the time of the adoption. All dogs are spayed or neutered, inoculated, dewormed, heartworm tested and kept on monthly heartworm preventative prior to adoption.
Please note that the Adoption Application may take 7-10 business days to process. Processing time may vary as we are all volunteers, so your patience is appreciated.
Before you decide to contact us please make sure you research this breed to be certain that this is the right companion for your family. Also visit our health page to see what diseases are common in this breed.
If you are interested in adopting or fostering a Miniature Bull Terrier or know of one that needs to be surrendered or rescued from a bad situation please contact:
MBTCA Head of Rescue
(740) 973-7470
