I work at an emergency vet clinic and Danny and Gavin were both brought in, seperately, by the police on the same night.

I took them because they would have been sent to the shelter and at the shelter here, as in most places, when pits go in, they don't come out...alive anyway.

Danny was found tied to a pole somewhere, emaciated and mangy and pathetic. He only weighed 37 pounds when I got him - he weighs about 60 now, so that's how terribly undernourished he was. Literally a walking skeleton.

Gavin was only about four months old and he had been doused in gasoline; the cop said the people were trying to force it down his throat too. Presumably they were going to set him on fire but luckily he was saved!

I intended to find them homes because I already have quite a few dogs, but they are so wonderful that they just sort of stayed and stayed and stayed...they are the best of friends and are great, wonderful sweet and loving dogs!"

Thanks again for being such an enormous asset to pit bulls.

Jenny