Pitstop Pit Bull Rescue Transport

About Us

Pit Stop Pit Bull Rescue Transport was started in February of 2014 with one primary goal - Help Save Lives. After working as a volunteer for 5 years for other shelter and rescue groups we found it was time to venture out on our own to help fill some of the gaps we had seen.

Since the recession in late 2006 shelters and rescues continue to struggle to make ends meet often having to make some very tough decisions. Our goal is to provide support services to the shelters and rescues of North Florida and South Georgia.

These services not only include transport services from kill shelters to rescues located throughout the East Coast of the U.S, but also medical, boarding, and training sponsorships.

In addition, we provide community service support to shelters to allow them to some of the nice to haves they are unable to attain due to limited funding. Our goal is to complete at least one community service project per year.

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"Kimberly and all the volunteers involved work so hard to help homeless dogs. All proceeds are put..." Read more "Kimberly and all the volunteers involved work so hard to help homeless dogs. All proceeds are put back into the group to help even more! Most recent she helped my sister with two abandoned dogs in Indiana! They were able to network and found a wonderful Rescue to take them both in less than a week. "

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"Not only are they located near my favorite beaches, I'm a JAX native, they are great at caring..." Read more "Not only are they located near my favorite beaches, I'm a JAX native, they are great at caring for some of the best dogs in the world. Pits can be the sweetest dogs in the world. It's the humans who make them otherwise. Rescuing and transporting these wonderful dogs is a challenge and a mission of Love."

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Kymberly from Pitstop Pit Bull Rescue Transport Answered this on June 01, 2018

The purpose of a meeting should be to come to some type of decision or for information sharing. I find that if people are on cell phones they are completely distracted and not listening. I can understand the emergency phone call as I work in IT, however I find it rude behavior to not pay... (more) The purpose of a meeting should be to come to some type of decision or for information sharing. I find that if people are on cell phones they are completely distracted and not listening. I can understand the emergency phone call as I work in IT, however I find it rude behavior to not pay attention and check email or Facebook for that matter while in meetings. Unfortunately I have found even asking people to put them on silent doesn't work. As a person in a leadership position I feel it's important to lead in this area and make sure you show others the courtesy of paying attention.

Kymberly from Pitstop Pit Bull Rescue Transport Answered this on February 09, 2018

Although this question has nothing to do with dog rescue, I found it interesting and have relationships with sales people in my professional career. What I would ask from Sales people is to do a little research on your potential customers instead of including us on every email blast or call... (more) Although this question has nothing to do with dog rescue, I found it interesting and have relationships with sales people in my professional career. What I would ask from Sales people is to do a little research on your potential customers instead of including us on every email blast or call list. If an RFP has been released within the last 12-18 months where we bought a similar product, chances are we aren't in a position to make a change right now. Also, when dealing with government entities realize 50%+ of the evaluation is going to be on cost. Be prepared to sharpen your pencils. Last, once you make the "big sale" don't forget about your customer....we remember your customer service after the sale.

Kymberly from Pitstop Pit Bull Rescue Transport Answered this on January 30, 2018

Being able to save lives & see dogs flourish with new families. (more) Being able to save lives & see dogs flourish with new families.

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