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Northern New Jersey. Dog for Adoption. Nellie. Pitbull.


Nellie is young, but long overdue for adoption. She's been at the shelter approximately five months. Nellie knows the sit command and she will sit on your lap if you let her. She will also extend her paw to you. We don't recommend small children with Nellie because she is energetic and strong. She's also kinda picky with other dogs. Nellie is very friendly to humans. She has been very patient at the shelter, given no one a problem. I wish someone would give her a happy home soon.

Bloomingdale Animal Shelter Society

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Salamat Animal Zone said…
Nellie is beautiful. I wish someone will give her a happy forever home soon.
9:59 AM
Ted Teodoro said…
Nellie is a nice dog. I think part of shelter work experience is to see good dogs like Nellie spend weeks or months waiting for their lucky break. It isn't odd at all to say that being a good dog is not enough to assure its adoption.
11:07 AM
zebjao said…
nellie is amazing..i think the shelter had taught her very well..i presume that the person who will give her a home would not let nellie be on the streets again...i really admire nallie bcuz she is so talented....
2:27 AM
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