National Pitbull Awareness Day

Tomorrow is the official day of National Pitbull Awareness Day, though October has also been deemed the month for Pitbull Awareness.  If you’re interested in knowing more about these amazing dogs, there are events happening all over the country this weekend.  In honor of this often misunderstood breed, we would like to show some pictures of Pitbulls that we think are adorable.  Some are also available for adoption so you could even take one home!  We also ask that everyone educate themselves on breeds before bringing one home and that we all join together to take care of the animals that depend on us, including the pitbulls.

 

Available for Adoption! Click on her picture for her link.

And now for some cuteness from bullies.

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