Adopt-A-Bull Underdogs

08/03/2025

05/23/2025

But make it a bulldog 😂

Oh la la 🤣

04/27/2025

04/18/2025

Update: Foster found!
She will be available for adoption after her spay.

Foster home needed for one year old French bulldog in Billings area.

She is blind in one eye, and will need twice a day eye drops. She has not been spayed yet, so it will need to be a home with no intact males.

She is being rescued by Katie and the Saints rescue. Please contact them if you can foster her.

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04/10/2025

🐾 Meet Yoda - The Jedi Master of Love (and Side-Eye) 🐾

At just 3.5 years old, Yoda is the perfect mix of youthful charm and couch-potato calm. This low-rider may weigh in at only 36 lbs, but his heart is as big as the galaxy.

Here’s why Yoda is a star in the making:

✨ He’s your ultimate cuddle buddy, happy to lounge with you on the couch or chill with your other pups.
✨ Cat in the house? No problem! He’ll greet them with a gentle sniff and let them do their quirky cat things.
✨ His fabulous side-eye game is next-level—so judgy, yet somehow so endearing.
✨ His sweet “corn-cob-nibbles” and big loving eyes are guaranteed to melt your heart (though he might also be asking for his daily eye drops, which he handles like a champ).
✨ House-trained and a doggy door master, Yoda’s already a pro at good manners.

If you would like to meet one of our bulldogs, please submit an application: https://BulldogHavenNW.org

If you would like to volunteer with us, please email [email protected]

Much-needed donations can also be made at: https://www.paypal.com/donate/?hosted_button_id=2FWE4TWB7XS4Y

04/10/2025

UPDATE: Kendrick's family has found a place for him to stay. 🙂

Kendrick and his dad need help. Kendrick's dad has fallen on some hard times and is looking for someone to temporarily take care of Kendrick for 30-60 days while he looks for a place to live and gets back on his feet. Kendrick is a 10-1/2 year old English bulldog. He is fixed, housetrained and seems to ignore cats. Kendrick has been around other dogs, but is kind of picky about which ones he wants to share his personal space with. Message our page if you think you can help Kendrick and his dad. Located in Billings.

04/03/2025

Hahahaha 🤣

03/27/2025

How my instructions to dog sitters must sound…

03/26/2025

Chunk is in Helena!

03/16/2025

Adopting a dog is a serious decision!

In the past few weeks, Out of the Pits Rescue has been overwhelmed by the number of dogs being returned—many for reasons that are frustrating and heartbreaking. Puppies coming back because they are peeing in the house, adult dogs because they are too much work, and owners who have decided that they now don’t have the time. While there are legitimate safety concerns that can make returns necessary, far too many of these cases come down to one thing: a lack of responsibility.

A dog is a LIFETIME COMMITMENT. When you adopt, you’re making a promise—to be patient, to love, and to show up for them every single day. Listen when we tell you how crucial decompression is, invest in their training, and give them the time they need to adjust. Before adopting, please ask yourself the questions in this chart and be 100% certain you are ready for this type of commitment!

03/02/2025

Rylo was adopted from us in 2023, and his family adopted Peppa from us 3 months ago. I think you can say they are bonding well!
Cuteness overload just to make you smile!

02/27/2025

Should be outlawed!

Every year, about 100,000 dogs die because they ride in the back of trucks. And that’s just the number of dogs that die—even more get badly hurt.

Truck beds don’t protect dogs from the weather. On hot days, the metal floor can get so hot it burns their paws or skin. If a dog is left in the sun without water or shade, it can get heatstroke very quickly.

Even though dogs might look happy with the wind in their faces, dirt, dust, and other stuff in the air can hurt their eyes, ears, and lungs.

Never tie your dog to the truck bed. If the dog falls or jumps out, it could get strangled by the leash. This can happen in an accident or even if the dog just tries to jump out.

If your dog has to ride in the back of a truck, put it in a crate. Make sure the crate is tied down tightly so it can’t move around or fall out. This will help protect your dog from the wind and weather.

Keep your pets safe!