My heart melts every time I see a pit bull. I can’t help but get a closer look each time
I walk past one on the street. 13 years
ago, I was terrified of them. I was actually
terrified of most dogs. I was attacked
as a child by a Chow, and later in life working as a Social Worker in South Los
Angeles, was no stranger to the Pit Bull breed.
I’m not a fan of fear, so it’s no surprise that 13 years ago I adopted a
little pitty named Sophie from the South LA shelter, and later a Chow mix named
Louise. In honor of Pit Bull Awareness
Month, it is my privilege to share about the breed and dog that taught me how to
love animals.
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She could never wait for her bed to be washed. |
Today she is 12, but walks like she’s at least 17. If she was any other breed, she would not be
here with us today. Two knee surgeries,
tons of hard play bumps and bruises, and two dog attacks, have landed her at
the vet too many times to remember. You’ve
heard of the “stoic” pit bull attitude, well she has it times ten. Her will and mental strength, not her
muscular body anymore, are what keeps her going. She is
my heart and soul. I know she came to me
for a reason, and that reason was to change people’s attitudes about the breed,
and to teach me how to love dogs.
There is a little pitty waiting to be loved at your local
shelter, adoption agency, and rescue.
Find one today and give it all the love you have. They will give it back tenfold.
Kimi Proffer
Owner, Luca For Dogs
kimi@lucafordogs.com
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