The American Bullmastiff Association Rescue Program has available for adoption purebred Bullmastiffs who have become homeless and in need of care for a variety of unfortunate reasons.

Homeless Bullmastiffs are found in shelters, picked up as strays, surrendered by their owners or abandoned at vets or kennels. Once admitted into the ABA Rescue Program they are individually placed into foster care where they are evaluated for health and/or temperament issues, rehabilitated and eventually posted to the web site as "available for adoption". 

Many of our Rescued Bullmastiffs have gone on to become Therapy Dogs with the Delta Society Therapy Dog Program, obedience dogs, working towards an AKC obedience title and wonderful family companions.

To inquire about adoption and to find a dog who will suit your current living situation use the following guidelines:

• Fill out and submit the Adoption Application.

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• Once the application is on file, frequent the following pages and read the history and needs of each individual dog until you feel you have found an ideal match.

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• Contact the person listed as the "Foster Home" to discuss the dog's specific needs in more detail.

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• The foster person will review your application and possibly set up a meeting with you and the rescue dog in their care.

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• Be honest with what you have to offer as a "family" and practice patience with finding a dog you will have the ability to provide for.