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MPEP Outreach Programs Michigan Pitbull Educational Project | Serving Flint, MI since 2016. TEXT ONLY: 248-767-3280 Michigan Pit Bull Education Project works all across Michigan.

Our mission is to protect, rescue, rehabilitate & rehome chained, abused & neglected dogs while providing education and essential resources. However, our dedicated outreach program, is in Flint Michigan. We are committed to helping 24/7 chained dogs in Flint. We will help provide vet care, spay/neuter, micro-chipping, dog houses, straw, food, collars, and tie outs. We offer education to help them bring the dog inside. Since the outreach program was implemented in 2016, we have taken in over 500 dogs from the backyards of Flint. We rehabilitated, vetted and placed them up for adoption in warm loving homes. If you need our assistance with your dog or see an animal that needs our help PLEASE CONTACT US. Jonna 248-767-3280

❤️ Roscoe Needs a Special Home 🐾Roscoe is a sweet senior boy, estimated to be 10–11 years old, who has spent much of his...
10/20/2026

❤️ Roscoe Needs a Special Home 🐾

Roscoe is a sweet senior boy, estimated to be 10–11 years old, who has spent much of his life without the comfort and security of a real home. Before coming into rescue, he lived outside 24/7. Now, after everything he has endured, he is hoping for someone who will give him the love and peace he deserves for the rest of his life.

We rescued Roscoe this spring after he was found with a severely swollen abdomen filled with fluid. He now sees a cardiologist and takes daily medication and a specific diet to keep his heart condition under control. Thankfully, he is currently stable, but his medications cost approximately $200 per month. Because of his heart condition, Roscoe cannot be neutered. The cardiologist thinks it’s too risky to put him under anesthesia.

Roscoe is a quiet, laid-back old boy who spends most of his days sleeping and relaxing. He loves his foster moms dog, the little brown one in his pictures, and the two of them are inseparable. It is nearly impossible to get a picture of Roscoe alone because his little friend is always by his side.

His foster works long hours, and Roscoe is now looking for a home where someone is around more often to keep him company. After living outside and facing serious health challenges, he deserves to know what it feels like to be truly loved, safe, and wanted.

Roscoe may not have many years left, but those years could be filled with warmth, comfort, and love. We are hoping someone will look past his age and medical needs and give this gentle old boy the forever home he has waited so long for.

If you can open your heart and home to Roscoe, please fill out an application:

https://fntzsbqw.forms.app/mpep-dog-adoption-application-form

10/19/2026

A new friend we met while at one of our outreach stops. The neighbor asked us to come help her dog. This is what we showed up to. She was in a kennel hidden behind a fence and trees. We had no idea she was there this whole time. Her owners do bring her inside when it’s cold. We cleaned out her kennel and put straw down. Gave her a bucket for water, flea meds and a big bowl of food with a pig ear! We will be checking on her again next week.
We do not agree with keeping dogs outside. We are are a group of volunteers only allowed on properties with owners permission. Now we work towards bettering her life in any way we can.

10/19/2026

Two years ago we lost our friend Rachel Clink. The heart that started this outreach program and the reason we are here today.


In 2016, Rachel began helping Flint’s chained dogs. The ones no one seemed to care about and overlooked but she never did. Rain or snow, she showed up, fought for them and gave them hope.

Because of her hundreds of dogs were rescued and given better lives. We miss you Rachel. I hear your voice at every outreach stop. Every street in Flint has a memory of you and a dog.

We will keep showing up, fighting and carry on the work you began. Your legacy and your love for Flint’s dogs will never be forgotten 💙🐾

Outreach Sunday is feeling a little different today. Two years ago we lost our friend Rachel Clink. The one who started ...
10/18/2026

Outreach Sunday is feeling a little different today. Two years ago we lost our friend Rachel Clink. The one who started this group. She made it her baby. Completely passionate about helping the dogs living chained in Flint, MI. The ones no one seems to care about, she did. Hundreds of dogs have been helped and rescued because of this woman right here. We miss you. I hear your voice at every outreach stop. Every street in Flint has a story about you and a dog.
We won’t stop and will carry on your legacy 💙

Didn’t take many pictures of outreach last week but it was a beautiful fall day. But with fall comes anxiety. We know th...
10/18/2026

Didn’t take many pictures of outreach last week but it was a beautiful fall day. But with fall comes anxiety. We know that winter is coming and dogs will be outside freezing.
We do our best to educate owners that dogs belong on couches not chains. Some don’t listen some don’t care some have never known any different. It’s hard to change that mind set. Our group of volunteers works hard to get as many dogs surrendered or improve their lives in anyway while waiting for the day their owner says YES to us taking them. Support us by ordering Michigan Pitbull Education Project apparel or a winter beanie with our outreach logo!
Thank you to everyone that donates to make it possible for us to help them.

Shirts | Michigan Pit Bull Education Project Adoption

https://www.lanaescrochets.com/shop?fbclid=IwRlRTSAVBjERwZG9mBWZkaWQWUO593MzoZY2RHf8LAX0PtpC3y3AqV2V4dG4DYWVtAjExAHNydGMGYXBwX2lkCjY2Mjg1NjgzNzkAAR5zGWHYpJwgCYh06EiJIEu3X-wTGknUQaLLLTfM6qZX5u1dSIlRQ-RXFBSr-A_aem_k9r7tyulLjhk5szFoM0KQ

We have a new outreach donation organizer 🤎Thank you everyone that sent pig ears, tie outs, collars and other things! Th...
10/17/2026

We have a new outreach donation organizer 🤎
Thank you everyone that sent pig ears, tie outs, collars and other things!
This baby has been rescuing dogs since before he was born.

10/17/2026

🐾💓Layla Update💓🐾
Remember Layla who was surrendered about a month ago? She could barely walk without falling over but now has been enjoying life in her foster home.

After living the majority of her life in a small outdoor kennel with minimal human interaction she is learning what it’s like to feel safe and loved. When the foster was going through things Layla saw a wooden stick and was scared and moved away. We don’t know everything she’s been through but we do know she’s scared of sticks so let’s use our imaginations on that one.

Layla is a happy dog and isn’t showing and signs of pain, but she has a bit of a wobble to her walk. The vet said it could resolve or it could stick around. Since she doesn’t seem to be in any pain and is happy we are hoping it resolves itself. Layla is also heartworm positive and going through heartworm treatment.

This girl is so sweet and we are excited to get her healthy and find her a family of her own. She does well with cats and other dogs.

So we have this barn…. But we need someone to finish the inside and build a couple kennels. We can save more dogs if we ...
10/16/2026

So we have this barn…. But we need someone to finish the inside and build a couple kennels.
We can save more dogs if we have a temporary spot to hold them! Please message Jonna Moyski if you can help.

10/13/2026

Available for adoption 🤎🤎
This is Rousey… (yes, like Ronda Rousey)
We found her running the streets in Flint a few weeks ago. After her stray hold was up and no owner claimed her we got her completely vetted and ready for adoption.

Rousey is an amazing bulldog mix that is 30 pounds.

Rousey is a short stack, and full of love!!
She is completely vetted, including all vaccines, spayed, and on flea and heartworm preventative.

Rousey gets along with other dogs and the cat. She does not chase the free range chickens, and she stays close to her person.
She does well on a leash, although we have not had to use it at home because she would rather walk next to you then run off.
We are guesstimating that Rousey is between 2-4 yrs old.
She takes treats gently & is very food motivated!
She is potty trained on a strict schedule.

Her favorite thing is snuggling up next to her person and being a comfort puppy.

She may dress up all cute and adorable, but this girl snores like a sailor! 😂

If you are interested in meeting her please fill out an adoption application.

https://fntzsbqw.forms.app/mpep-dog-adoption-application-form

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White Lake
Flint, MI

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