Pet World Insider Guest Article – Project Blue Collar – Ox – Uniquely Sweet and Sincere

Ox

Ox, 4 years old, Pit Bull Mix

Adopter Name

Denny Pierce

Where Did You Find Your Dog?

I originally saw Ox on Petfinder.com, an amazing resource for those looking to help with the 
animal overpopulation problem. He was with Stray Animal Adoption Program, based in northern Kentucky. We met at an adoption event and I fostered for about a month before realizing we were inseparable.

Tell Us About the Moment When You Knew that You Two Were Meant for Each Other.

I’m a self-described dog breed guru. I love guessing mixed breeds and constantly scope out unique breeds. When deciding what type of dog to adopt, I actually ruled out Pit Bulls — for the wrong reasons. The first time I saw Ox, he was surrounded by about 20 other dogs in cages. I was drawn to his sweet, sincere eyes. As someone who usually pegs breed immediately, I knew he was “The One” when it took me over ten minutes before even recognizing he was a pit mix. His spirit just overwhelmed me.

How Has Your Hero Changed Your Life?

The best alarm clock is a smiling dog and a wet nose in your face. I never want to hit snooze.

 

Ox

About Project Blue Collar:
Project Blue Collar (PBC) is the original movement to promote dog adoption. PBC is striving to tell a different story about rescue dogs – not one of pity and sadness, but one that celebrates the joy and love that comes from welcoming a rescue dog into your family. PBC’s goal is simple: To elevate the status of rescue dogs as prized pets and inspire more people to adopt.
PBC’s signature Support the Underdog® Blue Collar is the symbol of the movement. Like “Livestrong for dog adoption,” it gets conversations going, increases awareness, and lets dogs be the marketers for adoption. The Support the Underdog® Blue Collar gives people a way to show their “rescue pride” and tell their dog’s story. Even dogs who weren’t adopted can wear a Blue Collar to show their support for the movement.
To date, PBC has “Blue Collared” dogs in 12 countries and in all 50 U.S. states. PBC donates a portion of their sales to rescue groups to support their lifesaving work. Visit www.projectbluecollar.com to learn more.

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