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Wednesday, September 23, 2026

"DIAMOND" very pretty Grey/white *petite* PITTIE mix "OHS - Portland"

 I am part of the Diamond in the Ruff program, which you can learn more about here.

 "DIAMOND" AVAILABLE FOR Adoption at Oregon Humane Society  in PORTLAND

DIAMOND #352994 "looks like" American Pit Bull, Terrier

spayed female,  10 mths 46 lbs and available 8/20/26  $50

What my friends at OH say about me:

  • I really enjoy the company of my human friends.
  • My friends at OH keep saying I'm "too big to be a lap dog", but honestly, that doesn't stop me.
  • I love to be the center of attention. All eyes and pets on me, please!
  • I may be shy at first, but once we get to know each other I will shower you with love!
  • I'm a fiend for food! Snacks are a great way to make friends with me and teach me fun tricks.
  • I can be shy with my canine companions. Slow introductions and having my own space will be important for me to adjust to a home with resident dogs.
  • Shy and Nervous: I can be worried about new people, new surroundings and touch. I prefer to take things at my own pace and will need to live in a calm environment.
  • I am part of the Diamond in the Ruff program, which you can learn more about here.
  • Resource Guarding: I have a history of guarding my people, food, toys and/or bedding from other animals or people.
  • I can be overwhelmed by overhandling, restraint or touch. I may exhibit my discomfort in a variety of ways and will need to go to a dog savvy home.
  • High Energy: I can become easily frustrated if my physical and mental exercise needs are not met. I will need positive outlets and a calm environment to help me flourish.

The type of home I'm looking for:

  • I need to go to an adult only home.
  • I will thrive in a home that can provide me with a daily dedication to both physical and mental exercise.

 










courtesy OHS

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