Many Thanks :)

Nicole · #1 01-27-2008, 10:37 AM

brandon ,
hey man my name is adam i live near nashville tn i wanted to write you and tell u thanks for everything u are doin for these bulls last march me and my wife adopted our first pit her name is java she was about 9 months old when we got her she was tied up to some church steps in nashville she is our life she lives the life of a queen i never had an intrest of a pit until we got her and realized these dogs are the best dogs a man could ever have its all about how they're raised i would love to start my pit bull rescue because we are their last defense so if u could tell us more that would b great and if u need help finding a home for one let me know and ill help you

thanx adam and ashley

Nicole · #2 01-27-2008, 10:38 AM

thanx for all of your hard work with these dogs.owning 3 rescued pits myself, we know the rewards as well as the hard work ahead.THANK YOU!!keep up the good work.oh yeah, your tats are good-if you're into the whole sweet tats thing!!!!hahahaha!slap Daron for me-i miss my woobie!!!

slater

Nicole · #3 01-27-2008, 10:38 AM

Landlocked ,Thank you for helping truly one of humans best friends, i have been a proud owner of pit bulls and all differnt kinds of dogs and animals .Dogs and pets seem to be only as good as there owners. Brandon is proof of that these dogs love again . Thanks Brandon and Pit bull Rescue and all others involved and Landlocked surfer .
Chad.

Nicole · #4 01-27-2008, 10:39 AM

I just wanted to say thanks from one pit lover to another for the work you are doing. I felt sooo bad when first hearing about the Vick story and it broke my heart that these poor dogs were being treated that way. Anyway, just wanted to send out a huge thank you to you from me and my two pits from the bottom of our heart for what you do!!!! keep it up!!!!

Nicole · #5 01-27-2008, 10:40 AM

I know that you are being overwhelmed with emails, but I wanted to take the time to thank you for what you are doing for our pitbulls. I have studied your newly released photos of the Vick dogs over and over today. The solid tan one reminds me so much of my A C. I can tell how frightened that dog is! A C was a "bait" dog and was afraid of everything when we adopted him two years ago. He wouldn't leave the living room for the first week that we had him. It took a year and a half for him to lay down so we could rub his tummy. He has come so far in the 2 years that we have had him - he finally will walk through the kitchen (he is afraid of hard floors), and is my husband's constant companion. We just adopted a second pitbull -- her name is Java and she generally stays with me until we get her and A C used to each other. She is almost 9 months old and quite a silly girl. A C and Java are learning to play together and we monitor their play. There are no words to express how much we love our dogs!
I noticed on the solid black dog -- the scars seem to be defensive wounds? A C still has those on his shoulders. His former "owners" also put cigarettes out on him in a couple of places and his hair will never grow back there. But hell, we all have scars of some sort.
Again, my deepest thanks and true appreciation of your efforts in our cause!
Cynthia

Nicole · #6 01-27-2008, 10:40 AM

hello my friend you do not know me but I have to say that I applaud you for your love of this beautiful and loving breed of dog... As a proud owner / father of a american pit bull terrier named Evol (which you can see on my top list since she has her own myspace account) I love your efforts that you are doing to turn such a negative stereotype of an animal into a positive one... Evol goes everywhere with me even to my part time weekend job where I am a doorman at Harlequinn Alley in Shreveport, Louisiana.... She loves everyone and always greets everyone with a tail wag and a kiss... but anyways thank you my friend and keep up the great work
paulie
c/o
Pure Heart Productions

Nicole · #7 01-27-2008, 10:41 AM

Your interviews are so great and heartwarming i just wish there were so many more people out there like you guy's. These dogs have to have someone to stand up and fight for them and get people to stop creating drama everytime that you bring up pitbulls. I can't even tell you how many people that have called me up just to tell me a horror story that they heard that day and to tell me that they hope me rescueing my two don't come back to bight me and everytime I have to shrug it off and just agree to desagree. Tanks again for what you are doing it is so wonderful you rock.

Nicole · #8 01-27-2008, 10:41 AM

Thanks for excepting my friends request. I want to say thanks also for the wonderful work you do with our friends the pitbulls. I am the proud mom of Jax/ American Pit Bull Terrier. I am hard of hearing and he is my ears. If I ever make it back home, down south, I would love to look you up because I am in need of 2 more tats.

snatch · #9 01-27-2008, 11:51 AM

Oooohhhhhh. changing the world, one person at a time. much love... To Brandon and everyone involved in making all this happen.

Nicole · #10 01-27-2008, 01:43 PM

Brandon,

Just wanted to stop by and commend you on your work with the Pit Bull Rescues and Education work you are doing, I have been around Pit Bulls most of my life, and like you, know there is no better loving family dog then a bully, I think its fantasic what you are doing for the Vick Victims, You are now the voice for Pits everywhere, You are truly an ANGEL for all you are doing for this wonderful breed... Thank you !