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All the dogs that were driven across country are now with foster families. These dogs are all amazingly social, and are great with other family pets and children. They are so happy to be out of their misery and ready to be adopted by loving families. They have all passed obedience class, had shots, and been spayed and neutered. These sweet pit bulls have escaped abuse and almost certain death by humans, yet they still remain loving, happy and eager to please.

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Comments (14)
Apr 7, 2008 caramel

In Australia a lot of areas have B.S.L, If these guys don't prove em wrong then what will.

Apr 8, 2008 Lou-Seal

Thank you...I love knowing that there are wonderful people out there who love so freshly and understand that animals are just as capable of feelings as humans are. I have never owned a dog until recently, I grew up with cats, birds, reptiles, and gerbals. My mother is the most amazing person when it comes to animals and I happen to get her gene for loving them...and bless am I for having it. I never really understood the bond that people shared with their dogs until we recently brought home our 9 week (now 11 weeks) old Frenchie...I cannot even imagine our lives without him now. Thanks! ; Danielle Evans

Apr 9, 2008 lilibean

You are all heros in my eyes. Thank you for the work you are doing. Keep up the wonderful job. May all of these dogs continue to live with an abundance of love and squeaky toys!

Apr 10, 2008 Terance.Allen

I've been wanting to get a pitbull for some time now and have waited for some unknown reason (perhaps that reason has been revealed to me through this story). I would love to adopt one of Michael Vick's pitbulls and help prove that they can be just as normal as any other dog given the right enviornment, care and stable routine. I'm an Army officer living in the San Antonio Area and can be reached at terance.allen@us.army.mil. Thanks so much for this article!

Apr 18, 2008 nonnahs

I was saddened when this story first broke for I was sure that the dogs would automatically be destroyed. I so relieved to hear that the opposite is true! Thank you so much!

Apr 27, 2008 citrine

When I watch this vid I cry because it's so sweet! I a-dore the black boxer-pitt mix with the white pitt who's got the w-i-d-e smile. They're so goofy-looking! I actually think I'm becoming a "dog" person! (don't tell my cats!)

May 4, 2008 jonas4897

i completely agree:)your dogs are so beautiful

May 13, 2008 k9lover

God Bless you.

May 15, 2008 adorablecutiepup

god bless all who helped and achieve this great great activity( though it probably wouldnt be called an activity) i am so relieved(as others) that these dogs were not destroyed. every animal should be given a second chance, if not a third, forth or fifth. well done

May 19, 2008 puppyluv0526

This is great - it should be sent to all tv stations. People need to see that pit bulls are no more dangerous than any other breed and can be just as grateful and loving.

May 30, 2008 apurtle

I love what you guys are doing and hope to do the same one day! I have two of my own pit babies and I just hate how ignorant people jump at the sight of them since they are two of the sweetest dogs I've ever had! I really admire what you are doing and hope that all the Pit lovers around help to spread the message about these lovable dogs to the rest of the world!

Jun 3, 2008 lesley

One thing's certain. The savage beasts in this story weren't and aren't the dogs.

Jun 6, 2008 llwilliams

God Bless you for what you are doing for these previous dogs. They deserve nothng but the best.

Jun 7, 2008 daisyroxyturbo

You all are doing a wonderful job with the dogs and thank God they were given a seccond chance.

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