Pit bull found in abandoned building in Irvington now up for adoption
Bodie was found along with four other pit bulls in July in what officials say were gruesome conditions.
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19h agoOne of five dogs found inside an abandoned building in Irvington is now available for adoption.
Bodie was found along with four other pit bulls in July. Officials say that the dogs were found in gruesome conditions, with some even having their kennels nailed shut without any food or water.
Bodie was taken in by the Rescue Ridge in Howell Township. The workers there say that he is a sweet, low-maintenance pup who lives to spend time with people.
More information about Bodie and other pets up for adoption can be found HERE.
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