Moving is one of the top reasons why people give up their Pit Bulls, the biggest problem owners have is finding Pit Bull friendly apartments or rental properties. See the helpful links below.
Moving and other common reasons why people give up their pit bulls (from Pit Bull Rescue Central’s website)
Great advice about moving with your pit bull, links to other sites with advice about renting with your dog, talking to your landlord, etc
Renting with Pit Bulls (from BadRap’s website)
Advice from fellow Pit Bull owners. See the link to their downloadable flyer on this page.
Finding Pit Bull Housing (from Best Friend’s website)
Are you and your pit bull looking to rent a house or apartment? Get the right information from a woman who knows!
Renting with Pets (from the HSUS website)
Following these steps will help you conduct a successful search for animal-friendly rental housing.
When placing pit bulls, you should always check to make sure they are allowed in the city/state of the potential adopter. Many cities all over the U.S. (and other countries) have banned pit bulls, or have restrictions on owning pit bulls. You can find a list of cities/states/countries and their pit bull laws here:
Understand-a-Bull – BSL locations
Remember, no single website can possibly keep an always updated, all-inclusive list of every case of BSL. Check multiple resources to verify.
Other resources for checking local laws:
- Municode – Municipal Codes (search by keyword, e.g., “pit bull” or “pitbull”)
- Rott-N-Chatter – BSLÂ
- Google (or any other search engine)
Search for the official website of the city/state online, many municipalities have their laws and ordinances listed directly on their sites.
Show your pit bull pride all year round with our first ever Michigan Pit Crew calendar. Featuring charming photos of 4 rescued pit bulls. Proceeds benefit our Pit Bull Education program!
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