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Looking for Gracie's Project in Amarillo, TX? It's a Brazilian jiu jitsu academy at 4515 S Georgia St, rated 4.1/5 across 137 Google reviews. Below: programs, schedule, pricing, reviews, and how to book a free trial.
Rated 4.1/5 across 137 Google reviews.
We got our sweet Bonnie from them. I 100% would suggest adopting from Gracie’s anytime! I was thankful they took the adoption process serious, and want to make sure their dogs are a good fit for the family. I had zero problems with communication or the application process. Loretta and her husband truly care about the dogs, and I am happy to refer everyone to them! I was thankful the application process was lengthy and the home visit because those are very important aspects to adopting a new family member. This also insures no adoption was on a whim, and that the family who’s seeking to adopt is serious about the process.
These beautiful people helped a dog in need when no one else would. I live in Hereford. This female dog had been running around a cemetery and corn field outside of town for sometime. Thanks to people around there and myself, she was watered and fed. She didn't trust anyone so she was fed from a far. She made it through the winter spell with chains wrapped around her neck and body. Gracias came and spent a week trying to help her. Finally she was rescued, chains came off. She ended up being so lovable. Loves to gives kisses. I pray she finds her forever home. Thank you Gracias Project for helping Corn dog.
I have never got a dog from them. Bit there was one I was playing with a Rottweiler named Bammie I love that dog. It broke my her to see that she got adopted but it also makes me really happy that she did get adopted. She spent 147 days in there. Just please If something happens that they bring her back please let me know. You can message me on Facebook Messager. I hope she has loving home now wonderful people to take care of her and be loving to her. Thank you. Cathy Mann.
Jill and Jamie and the other ladies I meet have hearts of gold. They take wonderful dogs on their last day before being euthanized and give these animals a chance. They work hard to feed, clean and love on these animals that the world has done bad things too. I highly recommend Gracie's project for your next furbaby. There isn't anything better than the love you get from rescuing a shelter dog.
Gracie’s helped us find our first pet and we love our Sunshine so much! You must fill out an adoption application and they responded within a day. Cheryl was very honest and guided us in the direction of the right pup for us! Eva was also very kind and helpful through the process. Gracie’s cares a lot about the dogs in their care and want the best homes for them!
I love everything about Gracie’s Project! ❤️ Being able to help setup adoptions events to help get them exposure through my work feels great, and our donations setup is going great!! We also have several of their rescues that come in for daycare or boarding and they’re some of the greatest dogs we have. Keep up the great work ladies! 💖🐶🐾
Gracie's Project is at 4515 S Georgia St. Call (806) 731-4599 to confirm class times or book a trial.
Gracie's Project doesn't publish pricing. Amarillo BJJ typically runs $150-$250/month for unlimited. Ask for a free trial so you can test the room first.
Beginners are welcome. Use the trial class to watch a fundamentals or all-levels session and meet the coach before signing up. No experience or gear needed for your first class at most Amarillo gyms.
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