Montana Pittie Project is dedicated to working to end the suffering of bully breeds through rescue, rehabilitation, and the education of our community. Our program is a foster and volunteered based rescue located all over Montana.
Montana Pittie Project is a registered 501(c)3 non-profit, but we have been helping save pitties for years!
Our mission is to rescue bully breeds from shelters, neglectful and abusive situations. We foster and rehabilitate rescued dogs and find them loving forever homes.
Linktree:
https://linktr.ee/Montanapittieproject
(Adoption App, Foster App & More)
Paypal:
https://www.paypal.com/donate/?hosted_button_id=A6LF9ARMS4CDL
Venmo:
@montanapittieproject
Hi
Saw you recently RESCUED a pittie named Biggie. Have pledge on her and want to honor by mail. Can you please send me a mailing address
Ty.
GailJohnston
Hi Gail,
Thanks so much for contacting us about honoring your pledge for Biggie! We can’t save dogs without the help of people like you. If you’d like to mail us a check you can send it to: Kathy Clarkin, Montana Pittie Project, P.O. Box 690, St. Ignatius, Montana 59808. Thanks again and please check out Biggie’s profile on our Adoptable Dogs page. Thanks again!
Hi Gail,
Oh shoot, sorry. I gave you the wrong address. We prefer the check to go to Nicole Vacura, Montana Pittie Project, 7005 Meadow Drive, Missoula, Montana 59808. Either address would work, but Nicole is our treasurer!
Thanks again!
Cheers,
Ondi
How do I get ahold of you guys? Your website wonāt load
Hi Anne, You can email us at montanapittieproject@gmail.com.
Renee
I am trying to contact somebody concerning an aggressive lab pitbull mix. Great with people, loves to play and will play fetch for hours. Very loving dog until other dogs are around and then he becomes very aggressive. We have 3 other dogs and can not let this one around them because he becomes aggressive. If we can not find him a home, the final alternative is the pound and they have informed us that he will be put down. Can you help us.
Good morning Carla, I’m sorry to hear you’re having troubles with your doggo. We always suggest investing in some training/education because in a relatively short time you really can change your quality of life with your pup. As a foster based rescue we don’t have a facility to take your pup – I’m sorry! I’d try training if you haven’t tried that yet.
We recommend a few: Loving Leadership (Haley) in Missoula, Method K9 (they even have some free videos online you might check out!), Grey Wolf Canine Rehabilitation, Big Sky K9.
Good luck!
Renee
Hi!
We had a young pittie show up at our house on Jocko Rd on 12/1. We canāt keep him as he doesnāt get along with my girl dog or my cat. We did take him into a vet in Missoula and they said he was chipped, but it wasnāt registered. ARC suggested I contact you to see if you could help thank you.
Hi Jodi, Our best recommendation would be to take him to a local shelter. We would love to take him but we don’t have a facility to help or an open foster available.
Thank you for your efforts and compassion and for reaching out.
Happy Holidays,
Renee
May I please have your mailing address and the name of your development officer? My boss would like to make a donation by check. Thank you!
Good morning, Thank you for your interest in MPP.
Our mailing address is P.O. Box 690, Saint Ignatius, MT 59865.
Donations should be made payable to the Montana Pittie Project. Your corporate accounting office/accountant can tell you if your donation is tax-deductible. We are an organized 501(c)3 non-profit.
Thank you, and happy holidays
Renee Wayne
Hello Renee,
Thank you so much for the information. Happy Holidays to you all!!
Maria