Brynn

Brynn is an adoptable female Pit Bull Terrier looking for a home at Philadelphia Animal Care and Control in Philadelphia, Pennsylvania. She is fully grown and medium in size. She is listed on the shelter's euthanasia list, listed due to lack of space, and that date has now passed. Shelters often move these dates, so Brynn may still be waiting. The shelter can confirm.

Brynn ACCT-A-261702 is currently considered urgent and at risk of euthanasia due to length of stay and lack of space for incoming dogs. Brynn must have confirmed placement with a RESCUE PARTNER, EXPERIENCED FOSTER, or EXPERIENCED ADOPTER by WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 14TH at 10AM. Should Brynn's medical or behavioral status change, her urgency and timeline for placement may also change. Brynn came to ACCT Philly as a stray on September 14th and has blossomed from a fearful, shy girl into a sweet, affectionate pup who enjoys attention and cuddles. As she has grown more comfortable in our care, she has become increasingly social and confident, greeting people with a wiggly body and soft eyes. She loves getting pets, solicits affection, and enjoys sniffing around outside. She is food-motivated and has enjoyed outings with volunteers as well as quiet time cuddling on the couch. Brynn has also enjoyed playgroup, where she has greeted other dogs well, engaged in playful back-and-forth, and taken breaks during play, though she can become pushy as play progresses. She can be reactive when seeing other animals on walks and is a strong puller on leash, so she will benefit from someone prepared to manage her strength and excitement outdoors. Due to her length of stay, Brynn is urgently seeking placement with a rescue partner, experienced foster, or experienced adopter. VIDEOS: Gentle cuddles: King Kong and Brynn meet: Meeting another dog: Playgroup 9/18: Playgroup 9/19: Playgroup 9/20: Playgroup 9/21: Brynn and Arnold: Playgroup 10/3: BEHAVIOR NOTES: Per day trip 10/6: Duration of Day Trip: 5-8 Hours Activities on the Day Trip: Car ride, park walk, lunch, watched tv, walked around the neighborhood, cuddles Where did you go, and would you recommend it to others? Why or why not? We were at a park away from dogs and people. She's got a lot of horse power and adhd so I made the choice not to do any trails. When she's at home, she was a cuddle bug How was the dog's energy level throughout the trip? 4 / 5 How was the dog in the car? (N/a if no car ride) Good in the car If indoors, did the dog seem house trained? Unsure How comfortable was the dog in new surroundings? Somewhat comfortable How did the dog react seeing other animals in passing (cats, dogs, squirrels, birds, etc.)? Was very reactive How did the dog react seeing people, such as runners, bikers, or children? Very reactive, not barking but power stance Describe the dog's leash manners (e.g., pulls on leash, walks nicely, jumpy, leash biting). Pulls, I can manage but very strong for average walk How did the dog take treats? (e.g., Snatchy, took gently, or was not interested in treats, etc.) Gently Which commands did the dog respond to? Sit Favorite moment from day trip? Falling asleep on me on the couch Please share any information about the dog that would be helpful to know This dog has a lot of love. A lot of reactive energy but very sweet and cuddly. Per walksheet 10/5: Medium energy. Sweet girl, pulls, nice walk. Per walksheet 10/3: Medium energy. Per staff 10/3: Brynn and Arnold: Good greetings. Tolerant. Play pauses. Per day trip 10/2:: Activities on the Day Trip: Went for a long walk and played in the doggy club Where did you go, and would you recommend it to others? Why or why not? We went for a walk in the cemetery around the block. I would recommend it as it was a nice big open area. How was the dog's energy level throughout the trip? 5 / 5 How was the dog in the car? (N/a if no car ride) N/A If indoors, did the dog seem house trained? N/A How comfortable was the dog in new surroundings? Very comfortable How did the dog react seeing other animals in passing (cats, dogs, squirrels, birds, etc.)? Was very reactive How did the dog react seeing people, such as runners, bikers, or children? Brynn was good with other people and wanted to play with other dogs. She enjoyed getting petted, especially on her head. Describe the dog's leash manners (e.g., pulls on leash, walks nicely, jumpy, leash biting). Walks nicely, pulled on the leash a bit. How did the dog take treats? (e.g., Snatchy, took gently, or was not interested in treats, etc.) Loved treats Which commands did the dog respond to? Did not display any knowledge of these Favorite moment from day trip? Going on a nice long walk with Brynn and enjoying the beautiful day. Please share any information about the dog that would be helpful to know Brynn seemed like a nice friendly dog who enjoyed the company of other people and wanted to play with other dogs. Per staff 10/1: Experienced pupventure due to jumpy behavior. Per staff 9/29: I approached her kennel, she was already waiting, 2 paws on the gate, wiggly body, soft eyes, I opened the kennel.. she was easy to leash, mildly pulled through the kennels, pulled less once outside.. in the yard was very interested in pets, asked for more and loves to cuddle. She's very food motivated. No interest in the toys that was in the yard. Returned to the kennel. Removed leash by hand! Easy Girl! Per staff 9/26: Approached her kennel. She was at the gate on her hind legs waiting. I opened the kennel. She was very easy to leash. She pulled mild on the leash. In the yard she is more interested in sniffing around and getting pets all over her body. 0 interest in the toys I offered. Walk back to the kennel was less pulling (due to her running around in the yard). She hopped right into her kennel, removed the leash by hand. Sweet Girl! Per walksheet 9/25: Medium energy. Sweet good girl. Shy and cowers sometimes. Per volunteer 9/21: While Brynn was noted to have been shy when she arrived, she was not shy at all today! She had just come from playgroup when I got her for her massage and she was still riding that high, for sure! She was all tail wags and bouncy steps. She enjoyed her massage session and while she momentarily hesitated at the door of the TTA room (this could have been because the hose was across the aisle or just because everything she just did was very fun), once we were in, she was easy to return to her run. She happily accepted snacks but didn't need any convincing to hang out and get some pets. Per staff 9/21, playgroup: Steer Test: 3/5 both water and can. Good greetings, push/pull play with the other dogs, taking good pauses and breaks. As time went on started to get pushy with more gentle dogs. Per staff 9/20, playgroup: Came in hot, good greetings. Push pull play with Ghost Face, taking good play pauses and breaks. Per walksheet 9/20: Medium energy. Sweet. Playful. Good on walk and on leash. Per staff 9/19: This morning Brynn was full body wiggles when I entered the office. I opened the crate and she came right out letting me easily leash her. Mid tail wags, soft eyes and ears to the side. In the yard she got the zoomies and solicited pets from me. Per staff 9/19, playgroup: Good greetings. Tolerant. Mingled around. Then she would get the zoomies and run around with the push/pull players Per walksheet 9/19: Medium-high energy. Per staff 9/18: Today Brynn has been far less fearful and much more social, loose and seeking out attention and touching. In the playgroup, she was playful and confident and clearly enjoyed herself immensely. Making available for adoption. Experienced foster only. Adopter should be screened and counseled in conjunction with the behavior team. Strongly suggest she go home with another dog. Per staff 9/18: When I came into the office Brynn's tail began to wag she had soft eyes and ears to the side. I placed her food in and she ate it. Opened the crate door to see if she would come out to be leash up. She was hesitant, Brynn would step out and then go back into the crate. I was able to lightly lasso and then spoke softly for her to come out. She had mid to low tail tags, ears back with wide/soft eyes. Walked on a loose leash, checking in with me. Went into the yard and she spent most of the time sniffing around. She came up to me a few times and on the last time I was able to pet under her chin, leaning into it. Back in the office I was able to o clean and change out the blankets in her crate. She went right in, I placed a collar on her and removed the leash with my hand. Per staff 9/18, playgroup: Did not do steer test. Stiff greetings at the fence with choppy moves. In the yard she loosened up and began zooming around. Good greetings and play pauses Per walksheet 9/18: Medium energy. Per staff 9/17: Meeting another dog: Sniffed, tolerant, aloof. Per staff 9/17: Today she gave me some low tail wags when I would coax her from the crate. She walks and slinks around, eyes darting. Explored and sniffed outside, avoidant of getting within an arms length of me still. On our last walk on the day I bent down and pet her chin and chest, she was tense and tolerant and moved away as soon as I stopped. I left her loose in the office and she made quite the mess, knocking stuff off my desk. She has peed in the crate and pooped in the office when left loose. She sniffs outside but seems too guarded to potty out there as of now. She remained in her crate for vaccines and was tolerant, less is more for restraint is absolutely crucial for her. Per staff 9/17: Laying down in the crate when I entered the office. Eyes wide, ears to the side and moved to the further corner. I gave her breakfast and she ate it while I was in the office. It took some time to leash up and go outside. I tried to treat lure her out however she was not eating the hotdogs I had. I did need to lightly lasso and she slowly came out with head low and mid tail. Outside her nose was to the ground the whole time, she did sniff my leg a few times. Went back in the office she tried pulling back out to the hallway. I was able to close the door and she went right into the crate, slipped the leash off with the clip Per staff 9/16: Brynn was on the back side of her kennel when I approached. Attempted to lure to the front side with a treat scatter. She did come forward however when I attempted to close the guillotine door she ran back to the other side. Her eyes were wide, ears back and tail tucked, low growling with a closed mouth. I closed the guillotine and went to the back side. I tossed more treats and she came up to the door to eat them, as I opened the door she retreated to the back and into the corner. Brynn was trembling with wide eyes/darting and ears back. I tossed more treats however she did not eat them. I was able to secure her on leash with a lasso and I spoke softly which to that she walked out of kennel with low body, wide eyes, ears back and tail tucked. She was hyper vigilant walking through the kennels. Brought to the vet office to attempt check in. Her body remained the same, defecating out of fear and frozen. At one point she saw a sod and her body loosened, ears perched forward and tail down not tucked. Outside her body was more upright and she was sniffing around. I attempted some pets and her skin would crawl. Able to bring her back to the office and use some body pressure to go back into crate Per staff 9/16: Attempted check in, defecating out of fear, trembling, tucked tail, whale eye, tense body, skin crawling, moving away. Placing in crate in office to hopefully settle in and relax.'This dog is being started on behavior meds for FAS. Per staff 9/16: On the back part of her kennel during my morning walk through. Wide eyes, ears pasted back and low growling. Slowly came forward when I dropped a treat and she ate it. Tail down not moving. Some short quick barks Per staff 9/15: Laying on her bed wide hard eyes, ears pinned back, tense body, low growling. Tossed in a treat which she hesitated for a second then got up and ate it and returned to growling. I tossed in another once closer to the door and she got up and ate it, low tail, ears pinned back, wide eyes, no longer growling. I offered her one which she took gently then returned to her bed as I walked away. Per staff 9/14: Woman on scene stated that her neighbor watched a car park in front of alleyway and throw dog out of car and drive off. Growling when approached. Ducked catch pole but allowed it to be placed around her neck. Walked through the area never breaking eye contact with me and was crawling the entire way. Tried to pull away a few times. Flattened her body onto the ground when we got back to the truck and began urinating out of fear. MEDICAL NOTES: Brynn'is currently being treated for an upper respiratory infection (URI) or \"doggy cold.\" URIs are contagious to other dogs, but not to people or other types of animals. -- Due to being significantly overcapacity with animals and higher than usual intake, extensions are unlikely to be granted. If you are interested in an animal please contact ACCT Philly immediately. Due to limited space, timestamps may also be proceeded with early so it is imperative to let us know if you are considering adopting or tagging an animal. ACCT Philly is located at 111 West Hunting Park Ave in Philadelphia. We are open for adoptions 7 days a week. Please visit www.acctphilly.org/adopt for details. If you are a rescue interested in pulling this animal, please email our lifesaving team, or visit here if you are not currently a rescue partner: Confirmed placement is considered a confirmation of an actual rescue pull. Possible placement, interested parties, and other \"TBD\" statuses are not considered confirmed and do not indicate an animal is no longer urgent. All animals at ACCT Philly are from Philadelphia, as the only open-intake animal shelter in Philadelphia, we are not able to accept animals from outside of Philadelphia. ACCT Philly's Pennsylvania kennel license number is 08313. Animal ID: ACCT-A-261702 Breed: Mixed Breed (Medium) Color: Brindle Weight: 54 lbs Age: Adult (1-7 years) Location: Dog TTA Campus: Main Campus Attributes: Waiver: Fearful, Good Dog Meet (In Shelter), Blue, Foster Eligible, Adult-Only Home Preferred