The Denver Police Department warmed the hearts of animal lovers with a recent social media campaign aimed to find a forever home for a particularly lovable pooch. In their weekly feature dubbed 'FUREVER HOME FRIDAY,' the spotlight was cast on Chip, a five-year-old American Pit Bull Terrier mix whose tough exterior belies a gentle nature, according to the Denver Police Department.
Chip, described as a "big softie," may seem shy at first meeting yet soon reveals his affectionate personality through "endless tail wags, extra long cuddle sessions and a lot of goofing around." Potential adopters were given a heads-up about his status as a restricted breed within Denver city limits, an important consideration as owning such breeds in Denver also necessitates obtaining a Breed-Restricted Permit, which currently costs $30.
For those interested in learning more about Chip or perhaps giving him a new home, the Denver Animal Shelter has been the point of contact, accessible via a simple dial of 311 or a visit to their website. The shelter, which houses various adoptable animals apart from Chip, aims to facilitate the adoption process, making it as smooth as possible for prospective pet owners.
