Celebrate the charm and personality of Pit Bulls with the Pittie Love 2025 Calendar, featuring stunning images captured by international award-winning pet photographer Shannon Edney. Each portrait beautifully showcases the strength, playfulness, and unique spirit of this misunderstood and beloved breed. Best of all, 100% of the proceeds from calendar sales will benefit the Montana Pittie Project, a nonprofit dedicated to rescuing, rehabilitating, and rehoming Pit Bulls in need. By purchasing this calendar, you’ll not only enjoy gorgeous Pittie portraits all year long, but you’ll also be helping these incredible dogs find their forever homes. ABOUT MONTANA PITTIE PROJECT The Montana Pittie Project is dedicated to rescuing bully breeds from death row, providing them with the care they need, and finding them loving forever homes. With a strong commitment to ending the needless killing of abandoned and abused bully breeds, this foster-based rescue relies on a network of compassionate fosters across Montana. These foster homes play a critical role in offering a safe, stress-free environment where dogs can decompress after being rescued, allowing for better assessment of their behavior outside the shelter. By providing these dogs with a temporary home, fosters help them learn to trust again and prepare them for their next chapter—a permanent home filled with love. Montana Pittie Project is always in need of more foster families to help save more dogs, and those interested can apply via the link below. Run by a passionate board of eight hardworking women, the Montana Pittie Project is fueled by a deep love for bully breeds and a shared mission to end the use of kill shelters. Despite the challenges, the team works tirelessly to transport and fully vet each dog, with the adoption fee set at a minimum of $250. This fee helps cover the cost of bringing dogs to Montana for a chance at a better life. Currently, the rescue is only adopting within Montana, so if you’re local and looking to adopt a wonderful bully breed, check out their adoptable dogs today! For more information, to see adoptable dogs, or to find out how to become a foster, please visit the Montana Pittie Project website at https://www.MontanaPittieProject.com/. Shannon Edney www.ShannonEdney.com