By Gabriela Baron
Pit bull Nibbles scores a chance to fight again. But this time against crime.
Rescued from a pit bull fighting ring in Canada, Nibbles will start his new career in law enforcement. He will serve as a police K-9 in New Bern, North Carolina.
(Throw Away Dogs Project Facebook / MANILA BULLETIN)
Nibbles was rescued by Throw Away Dogs Project, a rescue team that rehabilitates once broken dogs into community protection officers.
Meanwhile, in Laguna, a nonprofit organization -- the Laguna Pit Bulls Sanctuary -- also shelters pit bulls rescued from dog fighting rings in Cavite and in Laguna from 2011 to 2012.
Dog fighting is a type of blood sport. Several countries have banned dog fighting, but it is still legal in some countries like Japan, Albania, and some parts of Russia.
(Throw Away Dogs Project Facebook / MANILA BULLETIN)
Nibbles was rescued by Throw Away Dogs Project, a rescue team that rehabilitates once broken dogs into community protection officers.
Meanwhile, in Laguna, a nonprofit organization -- the Laguna Pit Bulls Sanctuary -- also shelters pit bulls rescued from dog fighting rings in Cavite and in Laguna from 2011 to 2012.
Dog fighting is a type of blood sport. Several countries have banned dog fighting, but it is still legal in some countries like Japan, Albania, and some parts of Russia.