Bless the Bullys Blog

About Us

Bless the Bullys Pit Bull Rescue & Education is a safe haven and foster home for bull breeds in need.  We are located in Middle Tennessee on the beautiful Cumberland Plateau.  Working in conjunction with animal shelters across the state, Bless the Bullys rescues pit bulls who have been abandoned, abused, neglected or are the victims of other unfortunate circumstances.   Bless the Bullys is dedicated to matching responsible breed advocates with our wonderful breed ambassadors!
I decided to start this blog as an outlet to discuss my life and love for pit bulls, an overview of pit bull rescue, breed specific legislation and the outrageous and blatant bias not only against the dogs, but also against those who choose to own this incredible breed.  Those of us who love this breed face many challenges and, unfortunately, the majority of those challenges come in the form of human ignorance and bias.

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In 2005, I encountered my first experience with breed specific legislation (BSL).  Ever since that time, Bless the Bullys has become extremely active in the fight against BSL.

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In 2007, Bless the Bullys initiated National Pit Bull Awareness Day, which has been celebrated by breed enthusiasts across the country for the last two years.
In the beginning…
My life has been blessed by the love of a “pit bull” for several years.  I adopted, Tiffin, my first pit bull in 1998.  Needless to say, my life was forever changed by the love of and for this incredible creature.   That love blossomed into a desire to help other pit bulls in need.  It also inspired me to advocate for the breed and for responsible pit bull owners everywhere.

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My life is currently blessed by the love and companionship of  3 of my own personal pit bulls, as well as a house full of “adopt-a-bulls”…..   and I wouldn’t have it any other way!

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  • marion // January 20, 2009 at 2:54 am | Reply

    you are doing such a wonderful thing . I have had a love for the breed ever since I owned my first pet bull :) in 1990. Since then there has not been a time where I have been without one and I doubt I ever will.

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