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PINK
Female · Dog
Grand Prairie Animal ServicesGrand Prairie County, TX
Shelter age estimate2 yrs
Golden Years estimate7–10 yrsConfidenceHigh
Shelter breedBull Terrier / Mixed Breed
Golden Years breedPit Bull Terrier / BrindleConfidenceHigh
Breed life expectancy11–17 yrs
Golden Years remaining~1–15 yrs
SizeLarge
Est. weight~55 lbs
Intake IDPF-pf-tx-grand-prairie-animal-services-da6e3c1c-2129-4bf2-9098-81d53f1f9aef
Intake dateFeb 18, 2026
Report Card
👨👩👧 Family Friendly
🤝 Low aggression🧘 Calm energy
Time Left
PINK could live ~1–15 years more.
Typical lifespan: 11–17 years · Breed: Pit Bull Terrier / Brindle
Age Analysis
Computer vision estimates 7–10 years (high confidence).
⚠ Shelter reports 2 yrs vs. CV estimate of 7–10 yrs — Shelter lists 2 yrs, but photo analysis estimates 7–10 yrs — this animal may be older than reported.
Health Assessment
Physical40/45 · Excellent
- Body condition: Ideal (5/9)
Medical25/25 · Clear
- No visible health concerns detected
- No medical flags detected
Comfort20/30 · Adjusting
- Shelter stress: moderate
- Estimated care: Moderate
Overall85/100 · Excellent
Assessed via AI analysis of the animal's photo and adoption listing. This is not a veterinary diagnosis.
Shelter / Rescue Discretion
Recommended minimum home size: ~800 sqft (Large apartment)
Based on estimated weight, energy level, and mobility. Actual requirements are up to the shelter or rescue's application process.
Grand Prairie Animal Services
Grand Prairie County, TX
📞 Phone not available
Noteworthy
- This is a no-kill organization
Search for “Grand Prairie Animal Services” online to find their contact information and adoption process
Go to Report Card →Last updated Mar 12, 2026