Unwanted dog is so gentle with new family 

Amen!! 🩷

🥰 I truly believe that the pets we've lost guide us to our new fur babies. 🙄

Benji’s mom here, thank you! It was a hard lesson to learn. My late pup and I had a very strong bond due to her disability and my bond with Benji has grown over time. I did my best to honor her by adopting again ❤

We adopted a dog within 2 weeks of losing ours to help our other dog heal. He's amazing and will never replace the one we lost. But gives us new happiness

Beautifully said

Absolutely ❤❤❤

Thank you for providing these dogs with such a good life! You are a good person!

Even before seeing this video I'd cross the street merely for the chance of meeting such a handsome angel, while now I'd be just as keen to meet his wonderful parents. I love all dogs but pitties and staffies have always been my favourites. Thanks for rescuing and making him so happy!

Thank you for your kind and loving heart. This is a really beautiful, encouraging and uplifting story. 🧡

Thank you so much for sharing Benji's story! He's a wonderful loving entertaining goofball and I really appreciated his passion for vegetables! 😁

@repentandbelieveinJesusChrist1 why are you telling this poor woman to repent when she has only done good things?

I agree yes rescue animals make the best we rescued a massive she is so gentle if she only knew her strength and power but she does not use it and we rescued a blue nose miniature pitbull he's little and he is the sweetest little thing

Couldn't agree more. It's so inhumane to breed. It's the 21st century and breeding should be outlawed!

My neighbor adopted a dog from a puppy mill who was used for breeding after 2 foster homes didn't work. She works early 6 to 11 am and the second she leaves for work he begins nonstop howling and crying because he thinks he's being abandoned again. I've always hated breeders!

Agree 150%

​@mariskab.9106yes, volunteer!

I agree too many breeders

*Dog walker savaged to death by own rescue giant pit bull she 'thought she could save'* A dog walker who was mauled to death while walking a pack of eight pets was killed by her own pit bull, it has emerged. Natasha Johnston, 28, suffered catastrophic injuries from "multiple penetrating bites" in the attack near Caterham, Surrey, back in January. Previously, it was reported that the dog responsible was an American Bully XL, and the animal was destroyed following an investigation. However, veterinary surgeon Dr Alison Robson - an expert court witness who examined Natasha's cause of death - has revealed that Stan was a pit bull, which is one of four breeds banned in the UK by the Dangerous Dogs Act of 1991. In November last year, Natasha reportedly rescued Stan from owners who planned to put him down after he bit one of their children. He also bit Natasha twice in the days leading up to the tragic attack, a friend said. Her pal Delia Lewis, whose own dog was among the pack that day, told the Daily Mail: "She felt Stan hadn't been trained and with the correct care and affection he'd be fine. Her boyfriend said it wasn't a good idea and, having seen how troublesome Stan could be, my response was, 'Are you sure?' "But she loved dogs with a passion and she was still grieving for her black staffy, Missy, who had recently died, so she didn't take our advice." According to the newspaper, Natasha sent a picture of herself with Stan four days after rescuing him. The image shows her cuddled up to the creature while wearing a fluffy onesie, as he snoozes in her arms. She sent it alongside the message: "Back to the sofa! I was ordered back to bed for a while!"

Same for people. If treated with love and attention and exercise as is the same with human children, they usually turn out quite right ❤

Tiger

beautıful anımals???? you must be sanitariumızed...they are dangerous mfs

We aren’t really sure why he was given up, but what’s most important to me is that he never had to spend time in the shelter ❤

shame on you lovın dangerıous dogs

@@haimnahum5272 😂😂😂 I’ll love whichever dog I want, thanks! Buzz off

@@cmclain579 oh yeahh .amerıcan entıtled prıncess..dogs are superpredators. ı was attacked by pıttbull. delaware county hospıtal changed my records to prevent my compensatıon.. usa no justıce for foreıgners..then dont tax forıegners.. proud to be forıegner...bruce sprıngsteen was wrong

Cuddle given! He absolutely loves strong 😂❤

❤

*Family adopted rescue dog two weeks ago, and then it mauled its owner to death* Joe Varanese had been helping his mother back to her wheelchair after using the restroom when the family’s new rescue dog became upset. Carolyn Varanese was facing her son, her arms draped over him, when Smokey, believed to be a pit bull or pit bull mix, attacked the woman’s ankle. Carolyn Varanese crumpled to the floor as Smokey went for her jugular. On August 7, 2020, Joe Varanese adopted a pit bull reportedly picked up by Miami Dade Animal Services as an injured stray on June 16 in the city of Miami. Joe’s 84-year-old mother, Carolyn Varanese, let the pit bull, renamed Smokey, share her bed. Bitten multiple times on the head and upper body, Carolyn Varanese died there in the hallway, the 28th pit bull-inflicted fatality in the U.S. of 2020, and the 30th in the U.S. and Canada combined. A Miami Dade Animal Services spokesperson told reporters that Smokey, “did not display any aggression toward humans” during 52 days in the county shelter.

*Dog walker savaged to death by own rescue giant pit bull she 'thought she could save'* A dog walker who was mauled to death while walking a pack of eight pets was killed by her own pit bull, it has emerged. Natasha Johnston, 28, suffered catastrophic injuries from "multiple penetrating bites" in the attack near Caterham, Surrey, back in January. Previously, it was reported that the dog responsible was an American Bully XL, and the animal was destroyed following an investigation. However, veterinary surgeon Dr Alison Robson - an expert court witness who examined Natasha's cause of death - has revealed that Stan was a pit bull, which is one of four breeds banned in the UK by the Dangerous Dogs Act of 1991. In November last year, Natasha reportedly rescued Stan from owners who planned to put him down after he bit one of their children. He also bit Natasha twice in the days leading up to the tragic attack, a friend said. Her pal Delia Lewis, whose own dog was among the pack that day, told the Daily Mail: "She felt Stan hadn't been trained and with the correct care and affection he'd be fine. Her boyfriend said it wasn't a good idea and, having seen how troublesome Stan could be, my response was, 'Are you sure?' "But she loved dogs with a passion and she was still grieving for her black staffy, Missy, who had recently died, so she didn't take our advice." According to the newspaper, Natasha sent a picture of herself with Stan four days after rescuing him. The image shows her cuddled up to the creature while wearing a fluffy onesie, as he snoozes in her arms. She sent it alongside the message: "Back to the sofa! I was ordered back to bed for a while!"

@@zammmerjammer What is your intent in sharing this? Trying to make me afraid of my dog? Kindly go away.

*Family adopted rescue dog two weeks ago, and then it mauled its owner to death* Joe Varanese had been helping his mother back to her wheelchair after using the restroom when the family’s new rescue dog became upset. Carolyn Varanese was facing her son, her arms draped over him, when Smokey, believed to be a pit bull or pit bull mix, attacked the woman’s ankle. Carolyn Varanese crumpled to the floor as Smokey went for her jugular. On August 7, 2020, Joe Varanese adopted a pit bull reportedly picked up by Miami Dade Animal Services as an injured stray on June 16 in the city of Miami. Joe’s 84-year-old mother, Carolyn Varanese, let the pit bull, renamed Smokey, share her bed. Bitten multiple times on the head and upper body, Carolyn Varanese died there in the hallway, the 28th pit bull-inflicted fatality in the U.S. of 2020, and the 30th in the U.S. and Canada combined. A Miami Dade Animal Services spokesperson told reporters that Smokey, “did not display any aggression toward humans” during 52 days in the county shelter.

*Dog walker savaged to death by own rescue giant pit bull she 'thought she could save'* A dog walker who was mauled to death while walking a pack of eight pets was killed by her own pit bull, it has emerged. Natasha Johnston, 28, suffered catastrophic injuries from "multiple penetrating bites" in the attack near Caterham, Surrey, back in January. Previously, it was reported that the dog responsible was an American Bully XL, and the animal was destroyed following an investigation. However, veterinary surgeon Dr Alison Robson - an expert court witness who examined Natasha's cause of death - has revealed that Stan was a pit bull, which is one of four breeds banned in the UK by the Dangerous Dogs Act of 1991. In November last year, Natasha reportedly rescued Stan from owners who planned to put him down after he bit one of their children. He also bit Natasha twice in the days leading up to the tragic attack, a friend said. Her pal Delia Lewis, whose own dog was among the pack that day, told the Daily Mail: "She felt Stan hadn't been trained and with the correct care and affection he'd be fine. Her boyfriend said it wasn't a good idea and, having seen how troublesome Stan could be, my response was, 'Are you sure?' "But she loved dogs with a passion and she was still grieving for her black staffy, Missy, who had recently died, so she didn't take our advice." According to the newspaper, Natasha sent a picture of herself with Stan four days after rescuing him. The image shows her cuddled up to the creature while wearing a fluffy onesie, as he snoozes in her arms. She sent it alongside the message: "Back to the sofa! I was ordered back to bed for a while!"

@@zammmerjammer All dog attacks are tragic. I believe it is the human that raises the dog, whatever the breed, to be mean, to attack or to be aggressive. My opinion.

@@zammmerjammerexactly as the original poster stated. They are abused, used and raised and trained to be a certain way. Nobody knows the origin story of Smokey. It's a horrific tragedy that happened to that poor woman! However that situation does not villainize an entire breed

@@eveningstar8581 No other dogs are abused? As yourself why is it no other types of dogs are used by dog fighters. Because pit bulls have been BRED for centuries to be fighting dogs. They have killed over 100 people so far this year, and the year isn't over yet. They are dangerous.

*Dog walker savaged to death by own rescue giant pit bull she 'thought she could save'* A dog walker who was mauled to death while walking a pack of eight pets was killed by her own pit bull, it has emerged. Natasha Johnston, 28, suffered catastrophic injuries from "multiple penetrating bites" in the attack near Caterham, Surrey, back in January. Previously, it was reported that the dog responsible was an American Bully XL, and the animal was destroyed following an investigation. However, veterinary surgeon Dr Alison Robson - an expert court witness who examined Natasha's cause of death - has revealed that Stan was a pit bull, which is one of four breeds banned in the UK by the Dangerous Dogs Act of 1991. In November last year, Natasha reportedly rescued Stan from owners who planned to put him down after he bit one of their children. He also bit Natasha twice in the days leading up to the tragic attack, a friend said. Her pal Delia Lewis, whose own dog was among the pack that day, told the Daily Mail: "She felt Stan hadn't been trained and with the correct care and affection he'd be fine. Her boyfriend said it wasn't a good idea and, having seen how troublesome Stan could be, my response was, 'Are you sure?' "But she loved dogs with a passion and she was still grieving for her black staffy, Missy, who had recently died, so she didn't take our advice." According to the newspaper, Natasha sent a picture of herself with Stan four days after rescuing him. The image shows her cuddled up to the creature while wearing a fluffy onesie, as he snoozes in her arms. She sent it alongside the message: "Back to the sofa! I was ordered back to bed for a while!"

*Family adopted rescue dog two weeks ago, and then it mauled its owner to death* Joe Varanese had been helping his mother back to her wheelchair after using the restroom when the family’s new rescue dog became upset. Carolyn Varanese was facing her son, her arms draped over him, when Smokey, believed to be a pit bull or pit bull mix, attacked the woman’s ankle. Carolyn Varanese crumpled to the floor as Smokey went for her jugular. On August 7, 2020, Joe Varanese adopted a pit bull reportedly picked up by Miami Dade Animal Services as an injured stray on June 16 in the city of Miami. Joe’s 84-year-old mother, Carolyn Varanese, let the pit bull, renamed Smokey, share her bed. Bitten multiple times on the head and upper body, Carolyn Varanese died there in the hallway, the 28th pit bull-inflicted fatality in the U.S. of 2020, and the 30th in the U.S. and Canada combined. A Miami Dade Animal Services spokesperson told reporters that Smokey, “did not display any aggression toward humans” during 52 days in the county shelter.

*Dog walker savaged to death by own rescue giant pit bull she 'thought she could save'* A dog walker who was mauled to death while walking a pack of eight pets was killed by her own pit bull, it has emerged. Natasha Johnston, 28, suffered catastrophic injuries from "multiple penetrating bites" in the attack near Caterham, Surrey, back in January. Previously, it was reported that the dog responsible was an American Bully XL, and the animal was destroyed following an investigation. However, veterinary surgeon Dr Alison Robson - an expert court witness who examined Natasha's cause of death - has revealed that Stan was a pit bull, which is one of four breeds banned in the UK by the Dangerous Dogs Act of 1991. In November last year, Natasha reportedly rescued Stan from owners who planned to put him down after he bit one of their children. He also bit Natasha twice in the days leading up to the tragic attack, a friend said. Her pal Delia Lewis, whose own dog was among the pack that day, told the Daily Mail: "She felt Stan hadn't been trained and with the correct care and affection he'd be fine. Her boyfriend said it wasn't a good idea and, having seen how troublesome Stan could be, my response was, 'Are you sure?' "But she loved dogs with a passion and she was still grieving for her black staffy, Missy, who had recently died, so she didn't take our advice." According to the newspaper, Natasha sent a picture of herself with Stan four days after rescuing him. The image shows her cuddled up to the creature while wearing a fluffy onesie, as he snoozes in her arms. She sent it alongside the message: "Back to the sofa! I was ordered back to bed for a while!"

"Before humans die, they write their last will and testament, give their home and all they have to those they leave behind. If, with my paws, I could do the same, this is what I’d ask… To a poor and lonely stray I’d give my happy home; my bowl and cozy bed, soft pillow and all my toys; the lap, which I loved so much; the hand that stroked my fur; and the sweet voice that spoke my name. I’d will the sad, scared dog shelter dog the place I had in my human’s loving heart, of which there seemed no bounds. So, when I die, please do not say, “I will never have a pet again, for the loss and pain is more than I can stand.” Instead, go find an unloved dog, one whose life has held no joy or hope, and give my place to him. This is the only thing I can give… The love I left behind.” A dog’s last will and testament. Author, Unknown.

Hi!! Thank you so much for your compliments. My guilt is past ❤ and my Christmas cactus was propogated off of one that originally belonged to my great-grandfather- it has bloomed twice, I believe it’s dormant now, hoping for more blooms soon!

*Family adopted rescue dog two weeks ago, and then it mauled its owner to death* Joe Varanese had been helping his mother back to her wheelchair after using the restroom when the family’s new rescue dog became upset. Carolyn Varanese was facing her son, her arms draped over him, when Smokey, believed to be a pit bull or pit bull mix, attacked the woman’s ankle. Carolyn Varanese crumpled to the floor as Smokey went for her jugular. On August 7, 2020, Joe Varanese adopted a pit bull reportedly picked up by Miami Dade Animal Services as an injured stray on June 16 in the city of Miami. Joe’s 84-year-old mother, Carolyn Varanese, let the pit bull, renamed Smokey, share her bed. Bitten multiple times on the head and upper body, Carolyn Varanese died there in the hallway, the 28th pit bull-inflicted fatality in the U.S. of 2020, and the 30th in the U.S. and Canada combined. A Miami Dade Animal Services spokesperson told reporters that Smokey, “did not display any aggression toward humans” during 52 days in the county shelter.

*Dog walker savaged to death by own rescue giant pit bull she 'thought she could save'* A dog walker who was mauled to death while walking a pack of eight pets was killed by her own pit bull, it has emerged. Natasha Johnston, 28, suffered catastrophic injuries from "multiple penetrating bites" in the attack near Caterham, Surrey, back in January. Previously, it was reported that the dog responsible was an American Bully XL, and the animal was destroyed following an investigation. However, veterinary surgeon Dr Alison Robson - an expert court witness who examined Natasha's cause of death - has revealed that Stan was a pit bull, which is one of four breeds banned in the UK by the Dangerous Dogs Act of 1991. In November last year, Natasha reportedly rescued Stan from owners who planned to put him down after he bit one of their children. He also bit Natasha twice in the days leading up to the tragic attack, a friend said. Her pal Delia Lewis, whose own dog was among the pack that day, told the Daily Mail: "She felt Stan hadn't been trained and with the correct care and affection he'd be fine. Her boyfriend said it wasn't a good idea and, having seen how troublesome Stan could be, my response was, 'Are you sure?' "But she loved dogs with a passion and she was still grieving for her black staffy, Missy, who had recently died, so she didn't take our advice." According to the newspaper, Natasha sent a picture of herself with Stan four days after rescuing him. The image shows her cuddled up to the creature while wearing a fluffy onesie, as he snoozes in her arms. She sent it alongside the message: "Back to the sofa! I was ordered back to bed for a while!"

He is such a joy in our lives, even though he can be naughty 😂 If you feel you’re ready, I would absolutely recommend adopting again. I wasn’t ready and I felt unsure, but I’m glad I did it ❤

*Family adopted rescue dog two weeks ago, and then it mauled its owner to death* Joe Varanese had been helping his mother back to her wheelchair after using the restroom when the family’s new rescue dog became upset. Carolyn Varanese was facing her son, her arms draped over him, when Smokey, believed to be a pit bull or pit bull mix, attacked the woman’s ankle. Carolyn Varanese crumpled to the floor as Smokey went for her jugular. On August 7, 2020, Joe Varanese adopted a pit bull reportedly picked up by Miami Dade Animal Services as an injured stray on June 16 in the city of Miami. Joe’s 84-year-old mother, Carolyn Varanese, let the pit bull, renamed Smokey, share her bed. Bitten multiple times on the head and upper body, Carolyn Varanese died there in the hallway, the 28th pit bull-inflicted fatality in the U.S. of 2020, and the 30th in the U.S. and Canada combined. A Miami Dade Animal Services spokesperson told reporters that Smokey, “did not display any aggression toward humans” during 52 days in the county shelter.

*Dog walker savaged to death by own rescue giant pit bull she 'thought she could save'* A dog walker who was mauled to death while walking a pack of eight pets was killed by her own pit bull, it has emerged. Natasha Johnston, 28, suffered catastrophic injuries from "multiple penetrating bites" in the attack near Caterham, Surrey, back in January. Previously, it was reported that the dog responsible was an American Bully XL, and the animal was destroyed following an investigation. However, veterinary surgeon Dr Alison Robson - an expert court witness who examined Natasha's cause of death - has revealed that Stan was a pit bull, which is one of four breeds banned in the UK by the Dangerous Dogs Act of 1991. In November last year, Natasha reportedly rescued Stan from owners who planned to put him down after he bit one of their children. He also bit Natasha twice in the days leading up to the tragic attack, a friend said. Her pal Delia Lewis, whose own dog was among the pack that day, told the Daily Mail: "She felt Stan hadn't been trained and with the correct care and affection he'd be fine. Her boyfriend said it wasn't a good idea and, having seen how troublesome Stan could be, my response was, 'Are you sure?' "But she loved dogs with a passion and she was still grieving for her black staffy, Missy, who had recently died, so she didn't take our advice." According to the newspaper, Natasha sent a picture of herself with Stan four days after rescuing him. The image shows her cuddled up to the creature while wearing a fluffy onesie, as he snoozes in her arms. She sent it alongside the message: "Back to the sofa! I was ordered back to bed for a while!"

*Family adopted rescue dog two weeks ago, and then it mauled its owner to death* Joe Varanese had been helping his mother back to her wheelchair after using the restroom when the family’s new rescue dog became upset. Carolyn Varanese was facing her son, her arms draped over him, when Smokey, believed to be a pit bull or pit bull mix, attacked the woman’s ankle. Carolyn Varanese crumpled to the floor as Smokey went for her jugular. On August 7, 2020, Joe Varanese adopted a pit bull reportedly picked up by Miami Dade Animal Services as an injured stray on June 16 in the city of Miami. Joe’s 84-year-old mother, Carolyn Varanese, let the pit bull, renamed Smokey, share her bed. Bitten multiple times on the head and upper body, Carolyn Varanese died there in the hallway, the 28th pit bull-inflicted fatality in the U.S. of 2020, and the 30th in the U.S. and Canada combined. A Miami Dade Animal Services spokesperson told reporters that Smokey, “did not display any aggression toward humans” during 52 days in the county shelter.

*Dog walker savaged to death by own rescue giant pit bull she 'thought she could save'* A dog walker who was mauled to death while walking a pack of eight pets was killed by her own pit bull, it has emerged. Natasha Johnston, 28, suffered catastrophic injuries from "multiple penetrating bites" in the attack near Caterham, Surrey, back in January. Previously, it was reported that the dog responsible was an American Bully XL, and the animal was destroyed following an investigation. However, veterinary surgeon Dr Alison Robson - an expert court witness who examined Natasha's cause of death - has revealed that Stan was a pit bull, which is one of four breeds banned in the UK by the Dangerous Dogs Act of 1991. In November last year, Natasha reportedly rescued Stan from owners who planned to put him down after he bit one of their children. He also bit Natasha twice in the days leading up to the tragic attack, a friend said. Her pal Delia Lewis, whose own dog was among the pack that day, told the Daily Mail: "She felt Stan hadn't been trained and with the correct care and affection he'd be fine. Her boyfriend said it wasn't a good idea and, having seen how troublesome Stan could be, my response was, 'Are you sure?' "But she loved dogs with a passion and she was still grieving for her black staffy, Missy, who had recently died, so she didn't take our advice." According to the newspaper, Natasha sent a picture of herself with Stan four days after rescuing him. The image shows her cuddled up to the creature while wearing a fluffy onesie, as he snoozes in her arms. She sent it alongside the message: "Back to the sofa! I was ordered back to bed for a while!"