Pit Bull Advocates of America, Inc.

I’ve known about PBAoA since they started as BCBC in 2008. I’ve been continually impressed with Michelle and other staff members’ tirelessness in advocating for these sweet and deserving animals. The staff are professional, incredibly well educated, passionate, and deeply committed to their mission. As a pit bull lover, I am so grateful PBAoA exists to help people understand the truth about these dogs. I am a better dog owner because of this group and I know I am not alone. Thank you PBAoA!

Michelle and this organization are absolutely wonderful. I had reached out recently for some guidance regarding an abandoned dog on the other side of the country. She was so helpful and thoughtful through what eneded up being a very emotional, week-long ordeal. She proved to be the most compassionate advocate for not only these dogs, but for owners struggling with the responsibilities as well. I will remain forever grateful to her and this organization and consistantly touched by the work they do for animals and their owners in the community.

What can I say..im truly blessed! We got our baby girl from my sister who is fighting cancer and is now a single mom who got stuck with 4 dogs. I already had 1 dog. With covid in our nation im unable to return to work till mid July. I knew my baby needed to be fixed and have her shot and chipped. Im wanted her with me forever and if she's lost I could find her. She's my baby. This group understood and stepped in to help and have even offered further support with her in general! You always hear about people discriminate pitbulls but this group loved her from the start! My baby is the biggest loving kind puppy ever with goober wet kisses each time! Great group here!

I started as a volunteer with (formerly Brew City Bully Club) PBAOA over a year because they are a voice for a cause I care deeply about. I can't think of a better group of people to stand up for these dogs. Whether it be through vaccine clinics or educating the public or providing food and toys to those pet parents in need, they are there for this community. Now being out of state, I am still very much connected to this organization because of how dedicated and true their mission is. Thank you to those involved with PBAOA for being there for the dogs and community, you are appreciated.

I'm a proud supporter of Pit Bull Advocates of America because they care so much and so openly for the dogs and the people with whom they interact. Everyone involved has a personal connection and they go the extra mile to do the most with what they have. I feel confident that the organization uses its financial funding to the fullest extent and for the strongest, lasting impact.

I am so grateful we came across this organization. We were faced with a very difficult decision related to our dog's behavior and did not know what would be the best option for our family and our pittie. We were having difficulty finding someone willing to have a conversation with us on the phone. Michelle responded to our email and quickly arranged for a phone conversation on a holiday weekend. She is so knowledgeable and was able to help us navigate our situation, and options to help us come to the best conclusion for both our dog and our family. We are forever grateful.

This group is AMAZING. I can honestly say there isn’t a single thing I don’t like about them. Michelle and Victoria care about pets, their owners, their COMMUNITY, and now the US as a whole. I first met and heard of them when Michelle hosted one of her “P Word” seminars in Kenosha- I knew right away I wanted to get involved and help. They share and spread kindness like no other organization I’ve been a part of. Rescue isn’t always about how many dogs you have- it’s about education, advocacy, owner support, and so much more. They’ve taught me SO much in a small amount of time. I can’t wait to see what the future holds for you guys ❤️������������

This is the first pitbull organization that I have helped out with by volunteering.The people are great! They are knowledgeable,wanting & willing to help.Its been an honor to meet the people I have , & I personally can't wait for more events to help them raise money for the pitbulladvocatesofamerica

I really like what they do for the most misunderstood breed. Thank you for saving the bully's

They're one of the best charity groups out there to help people with their bullies because of the stereotypic people of Belize a lot of people that's don't like to deal with them but they're willing to help they understand it's not the dog it's what's on the other end of the leash very nice group love him to death I wish them all the best luck in the world to keep going

They are loving and compassionate....great non profit

Their unselfish acts and generosity is outstanding. They are true believers in what they want to accomplish

Brew City Bully Club does so many amazing things, rescuing and fostering, community outreach and their wonderful yard, where my dogs can safely run and play frisbee and fetch off-leash. I love that they work to increase understanding and compassion, and to help both dogs and their owners to create a healthier, happier world.

Such an incredible non profit that has done so much work to restore the reputation of our beloved pit bull type dogs! They have helped so many dogs find their furever homes and I can't wait to continue to watch the great things that they do!!

Brew City is a wonderful organization. They do some much for the community, including non-biased education about pit-bull type dogs, vaccination clinics, dog days, and many other events that support the mission of changing minds and saving lives! I have volunteered with this organization for almost 2 years now. I have watched this organization better the lives of dogs and dog owners alike. The work Michelle, Victoria, and Beth do, along with the many volunteers, is truly inspiring and I am proud to say I am a Brew city Bully club volunteer!

Such a great organization out there spreading the word about pit bull type breeds. There are so many misconceptions and stereo types and out right lies about these types of dogs. And Michelle and her crew are out there spreading the word and educating people about the true nature of these wonderful pets and the cruel and inhumane treatment they have been receiving. Take a moment and go to their website and get the facts and thank them for all the hard work they do for this wonderful breed. Thank you.

I volunteer for Brew city as a dog day volunteer. Families bring their pups to run around in a safe, fun playard (much like any other dog park), the only exception is that they are the only one/s. I have heard from many families that this is the most AWESOME idea, not only for reactive dogs, but for all. All are eager to return on another day!

Such an amazing organization filled with caring and loving people who really go over and beyond for the pitbull breed!

BCBC advocates tirelessly on behalf of a dog breed that has been unfairly discriminated against and taken advantage of. On a shoestring budget, they offer services that educate and enable people to be responsible and successful dog parents. I truly appreciate the dog days service they offer where an owner can bring her dogs to run free and safe in a large enclosed yard without having to worry about encountering other people or dogs. Every dog at every level of sociability should be allowed the chance to be carefree and have fun.

This rescue is amazing!! The work they are doing really helps promote such an awesome breed of dogs! They hold tide and true to their mission and keep the dogs best interest first at all times. Such an incredible group of people!

Love, love their stories on Facebook! Pitties are one of the most loyal and loving dogs I've ever met.

Love the way they help pit type dogs- while also educating people to help prevent future abuse or bsl

Thank you for the opportunity to see the property, the old wolf sanctuary, and interact with the puppies helping them socialize. Also, we participated in a bike rally to raise both funds and awareness. The event was well organized.

This rescue is doing a great job to remove the stigma that plaques pit bull type dogs.

This group was instrumental in helping educate and train both my pitbull and my mother (who had never met a pittie before). We participated in class and had support with nail trimming and attended other activities at minimal cost. The founders and volunteers work hard to keep the positive image of this great breed within this city. Thank you for all you do BCBC

Brew city does such an awesome job placing the dogs. I love seeing all the pictures of the adoptees.

My husband and I became involved with the BCBC organization after they moved to Franklin, WI. We love their focus on educating people about pit bull type dogs as there are so many stigmas and misconceptions perpetuated by the media today. They run fundraisers, information booths at public events, walk parades, provide educational presentations, access to a safe space for dogs to run and play off leash, provide resources to dog owners, advocate for the battle against dog fighting, rescue dogs in need, and more! The list just goes on. Everyone involved in this organization, especially the founder and leaders in the organization, are very passionate about the cause, dedicated, and patient. Money and donations to this organization really go to where they are needed and can truly be beneficial.

Met a lady at a restaurant one night as I was talking about my pitties to a friend ended up talking to her forever as she worked with this rescue. Such a great thing that they do!

Brew City Bully Club is a phenomenal nonprofit organization! My first experience with them was at an educational event they were hosting called The P Word. The event was extremely educational, inspiring, and unbiased. I learned so much about the education and advocacy that they provide for Pit Bull Type dogs and the people that love them. I was so inspired that I decided to become a volunteer for their organization!

My direct experience with them is limited. I took my dog to participate with their picture with Santa program. On a personal note, it was fantastic how friendly and seemingly delighted they were with my little cannonball of a dog. But probably more important is the roll I witness them play in this community for the advocacy of pit bulls. From their events to the education they disperse I think they are changing minds and watching out for a very deserving and but sadly at risk type of dog. From a pit bull type dog breed owner, I am so very greatful this program exists!

We love Brew City Bully Club!! They do so many amazing things for the community!

We adopted our sweet boy Casanova from this amazing organization. The way they handle this misunderstood, beautiful breed and the awareness they bring to the community is unparalleled. It feels more like a family than an organization and they are changing not only these dogs lives but the people they work with!

We love all the work BCBC does for our city, and the Dog Days private dog park they run has been such a great resource for my dog selective pups. It allows them to run and have fun and helps me feel at ease knowing they are safe. I am so happy we have them as a resource.

This rescue has a great group of caring, hardworking, loving people who work tirelessly helping make the world a better place for humans and dogs!!! ❤️❤️

The Brew City Bully Club is an amazing group of people who care so deeply about pittbull type dogs. I have been to some of their events and the timeless work that the volunteers put into educate people on pittbull type dog is amazing. Everyone that i have met through these events is so caring and will answer all your questions. I truly learned a lot and have passed that information onto others.

Brew City Bully Club is an amazing resource for advocates, owners, and the community. Their passionate volunteers and employees are doing great things for pit bull type dogs every day. I’m so happy to have found them and hope to work with them more in the future!

I love BCBC, they are so dedicated to making a difference for the dogs they save but also for the community by offering many ways to help people with pitbull type dogs.

Very good people that love dogs, bcbc has helped me out in many different ways. Thanks again bcbc

Brew City Bully Club is one of the most amazing non-profit organizations ever organized; the women who make it possible go above and beyond to help animals in the Milwaukee area, and I am so honored that I have been able to volunteer with them. Changing Minds and Savings Lives is not an easy task and without the hard work of Michelle, Victoria, Alexis,and many others there are many people who would not have given a pit bull type dog a second chance at life — they’re truly heroes.

Having bully breeds ourselves we have watched this organization grow over the past few years and it's been wonderful to see. Much needed in our local community

Excellent group!!! Many community programs educating on the awesomeness of pitties!! Love volunteering when I can...

Brew City Bully Club is not just a Rescue, they are an Educator, Advocate and driven to make changes in the way people view the rescue world. They are dedicated and driven to hold seminars, clinics, fund raisers to educate the community. They really live up to their tag line, “changing minds, saving lives”. I have experienced first hand the work they do and the countless rescues they have already saved. This organization is getting bigger and stronger and need the recognition and support to continue working as hard as they do.

I would be lost without this group. As the mom of a block headed boy, having this group, this community, as my support system has meant the world to me. I love the BCBC!

These are some of the most amazing ladies I have ever met. Their knowledge is out of this world!! Couldn't ask for a better group to run such a great organization. 10 years and counting!!! Keep up the good work. Changing minds and saving lives

We had the opportunity to work with the organization and it’s great to work with people who care so much. Thank you for introducing us to pitbulls!!

I have had the pleasure to volunteer off on and for the past 10 years since the beginning. Brewcity truly puts their heart and souls into helping the pit bull community. They truly want to do their best at not only helping but educating as well. I am honored to be part of such a great organization.

BCBC is a great organization that does a lot for the pitbull community. They live up to their slogan of changing minds, changing lives. Love what they are doing!

We started with BCBC when we saw a pup online. We went through the process and were very impressed by the steps they take for adoption. They don't just give these dogs to anyone.
We've had our dog for 4 years now. And have kept in touch with the organization. Volunteering, referring others, anything we can. We always recommend BCBC when people say they're looking for a dog.

Everyone at Brew City is amazing and goes above and beyond to help the animals and the humans who love them. I am so happy to know them and work with them.

I came to BCBC to learn more about my adopted pitbull-type dog. I stayed. For years. And, volunteer, fostered, adopted and continue to promote this group. A clear mission drives passionate workers and volunteers and their enthusiasm and professionalism captures the public they engage. From the open retreat/dog park facility to public events, educational booths and owner support, the group makes a significant, positive impact on the community. And, they're just plain fun. This is a great example of a well-run team with a clear mission; they're an excellent value to the community.

We have been working with this amazing organization for a while now and see how much they care about these dogs. They are always making decisions with the dog’s best interest in mind and will try every option possible to help them.
They make sure their volunteers are on the same page to do things consistently and correctly - again in the best interest of the dogs.
The bottom line is that they truly and honestly care. They are in this organization with their hearts and love of the animals.

I started volunteering with Brew City Bully Club about a year ago. I had volunteered with several dog rescues/animal shelters in the past, but hadn't found the right fit since moving back to the area. I learned about BCBC through their Dog Days program, where my reactive dogs could run and play worry-free. I decided to attend a volunteer orientation and am so glad that I did! Brew City Bully Club is an amazing organization with an important mission and a dedicated group of volunteers that work tirelessly to accomplish great things! !

I've been involved with different aspects of the Brew City Bully club for almost 7 years now. From rescue to education and owner support, they are truly out there making a difference in the community. I'm so grateful to have watched them grow from the early years and to continue to be a part of such a wonderful organization!

I found out about BCBC from a friend and then attended a Pitbull 101 class in Appleton in 2018. PHENOMENAL class! I was nervous that the class would be full of tension and debate but instead Michelle lead it with compassion, education, reality, and... FUN!
I bought two sweatshirts and wear them all the time. The sweatshirts spark so many positive conversations.
I am looking forward to attending more BCBC events and volunteer in the future!

For years I have wanted to volunteer with a dog rescue organization and had looked into the WHS and it just was not a good fit for me. BCBC has changed my life and love volunteering for them. Their pit bull advocacy has inspired me and I know it does to several others too. I could never imagine volunteering for a different organization and I am glad I’ve had the opportunity to work with them

BCBC is a fantastic group that does tons of amazing things for pitbull type dogs not only in the city of Milwaukee, but throughout the entire state of Wisconsin!

I have many wonderful words to describe Brew City Bully Club however the one that stands out the most for me is dedicated. Michelle, the founder, bleeds the rescue's tagline of Changing Minds and Saving Lives. Never passing up an opportunity to talk to someone, to answer a question. Always seizing a moment of education.
Michelle and the whole Brew City team immerse themselves into the communities they find themselves in. They learn to understand other people's point of view of the bully breed. They observe how the children in the community are raised to view the pitbull. For it's only by going to the root of the problem that one is able to make a difference. This is both challenging and necessary and it's something that Brew City Bully Club has been able to focus and zero in on and therefore help by educating the youth, our next generation. Offering time and again, the tools and knowledge to our young minds so that they may join the efforts to end dog fighting. It is not always easy to root for the underdog. Especially when there's so much public stigma surrounding them. However Brew City Bully Club and their supporters continue to rise up from the ashes and face each defeat with new clarity and perspective in a very chameleon type way, molding and melding, transforming into exactly what the bully breed and the community need them to be time and again. BCBC is commitment at its very core. If you have ever thought of dipping your toes in the water of volunteering and would like to be part of an amazing crew, don't hesitate to reach out to Michelle and her staff. Your heart and soul and that of each human and dog you encounter from that point on will never be the same.

I can't say enough great things about Brew City Bully Club! As pitbull owners it's a great feeling to know there's a group like this out there for us and so many others. Michelle Serocki and her family of volunteers have always been there to answer any questions we've ever had, had programs in place that we could bring our dogs and work with any issues they may be dealing with, the clinics to help get proper care, spaying and neutering and vaccines to pets that may not be able to receive due to financial reasons, education to our youth and older generations, all of the events that bring awareness to the Bully breed and now that they've secured their property "The BCBC Retreat". We have already taken advantage of that!! Our dogs can run and play in a completely fenced in area for 30 min, where they are safe and can just be dogs. Love these guys!! It really feels like a huge family because we all share our love for pitbulls and want only the best for them by bringing positive awareness and hopefully one day end BSL.

I was there on a Saturday. My daughters and their dogs were at the rescue for 30 minutes of fun. They spent time in the great outdoors, sniffing, running around the huge outside area chasing tennis balls and sniffing everything on the ground and in the air. Talked with visitors, volunteers and rescue personnel. Fun was had by all.

I have been a follower of BCBC for years now and have recently stepped up to be a volunteer for them. I am beyond excited to be helping out. The women in charge are sooo incredibly friendly and smart. Their knowledge about dogs and pitbulls specifically is unlike any other I've seen. After second of being around them you can see and feel the passion they have. Which makes me enough more excited to be helping anyway I can. Changing minds and saving lives!

I have been affiliated with BCBC for ~ 4 years. It truly is an outstanding organization with a lifelong cause dear to my heart. The team is extremely knowledgeable and sincerely care about the welfare of all animals, volunteers and families!

This group is pure awesome!! They do tons of stuff for not only the pitbull breed but for people who need help with their dogs. They specialize in pitbulls but will help anyone in need. Thanks you brew city Bully club

Brew City Bully Club truly is changing minds and saving lives. There is community education, health fairs, and the desire to help in any way possible! I have had the honor to volunteer with them for years and look forward to continuing to change the perception of this amazing breed.

LOVE this organization. They are out in the community helping dogs and people. The educate and inform and rescue!! Incredible organization that cares about the communities it serves.

Brew City has an amazing core group of individuals that are dedicated to not only helping dogs in need, but educating the community on the breed and being the voice to end dogfighting in Milwaukee. Pitbulls have a bad rap and it is always an uphill battle to get people to understand the true nature of this breed and what wonderful pets they truly are. With the outreach programs, the educational seminars, the awareness through community events , and with the diligence and commitment of the volunteers, Brew City Bully Club is achieving their main objective, Saving lives and Changing Minds. I have never seen such a strong group of people working hard to achieve their goals. They truly are amazing. I am proud to be a part of this organization by donating time and money to help them accomplish their mission.

The only reason I'm giving him one star because you can't post a review without one.
Back when I needed their help they didn't call back. They avoided all contact. no help whatsoever. I think they're a scam.....

I first learned about Brew City Bully Club when I got my first "bully breed" puppy about 3 years ago. I attended their annual meeting that year and never looked back after listening to Michelle speak. I started volunteering and try to help out as much as I can. This organization does amazing things for pit bull type dogs, dogs in general, and our city! They are educating children and our communities, providing low cost vet clinics, advocating for dogs that don't have a voice, and doing rescue on top of it! No matter how busy everyone is, they always have time for questions and are a great support system. What they have been able to do in less than 10 years is so admirable! Love my Brew City family!!!

Great education and advocacy programs that change people's minds and hearts.

I have been volunteering at BCBC for many years. BCBC is full of fun, caring and motivated people. They put on many great events to not only raise money so they can continue programs that help people and their dogs (spay and neuters, shots, etc.), but to also educate people on pit bulls. I especially like that they go into schools to teach children how to treat animals and not to be afraid of pit bull type dogs. I am very thankful for this group and the advocacy they do for these GREAT dogs!

I got involved with Brew City Bully Club after my town was considering passing Breed Specific Legislation. Without them I wouldn't have even known this was going on and how it would ultimately effect me because I already owned a pitbull type dog. I went to the meetings to show support and learn more. Luckily, the BSL laws weren't passed but I wanted to educate myself more about the topic and about pitbull type dogs in general. Michelle has a heart of gold and is excellent at explaining the facts. She truly cares not only about these dogs but our community and educating future generations. From there I started volunteering with the resue dogs at Brew City. We then fostered one of the dogs and ended up making him a permanent family member. We love both of our pitbulls and love helping change peoples minds about the breed! Thank you Brew City for all you do!

There is no bullsh*t with this pitbull nonprofit. Educate and rehabilitate.

Grass roots is where it's at with this group and they're super awesome at it. Working with the youth to change the course for the next generation is key, and there is no one better at it!

I've been involved with volunteering for BBBC & I usually attend their fundraising events. Love everything they stand for & support them always!

Wish I could do more for this great group! I have donated in the past and will continue to in the future whenever I can! This is such a hard working group and they do so much- it's very inspiring! :)

The Brew City Bully Club is a great organization that helps the Milwaukee area with education and advocacy for bully breed dogs. They are involved in many different programs and work very hard with local organization such as MADACC and local law enforcement agencies.

The owner of the BCBC is extremely dedicated to this cause and if you choose to get involved and volunteer some of your time, you will surely be inspired by how dedicated this group is to what they believe in.

Though there are some that have had negative experiences with this group, this is a small non-profit that is run mostly by volunteers. In addition, they take a very firm view on the beliefs the organization stands for. Criticism is inevitable in this arena, but make no mistake that this organization is dedicated to its causes and works very hard with the resources it has. It's been a blessing to be associated with this group.

Brew City Bully Club is very near and dear to my heart. I grew up in a home with pit bulls and they am a huge advocate of this breed (and all bully breeds, really.) I love this organization because everything they do is for the dogs and educating our Milwaukee community. I wish they had more supporters and a larger reach, because of all the wonderful things they do, but even as small as it is -- this organization is having a HUGE, positive impact in the greater Milwaukee area. BCBC rescues dogs from MADACC, holds educational events about bully breeds in the local community, offers community outreach events with free vaccines and supplies to families that need it most for their fur babies, and many more events. Check out their site to get involved in being part of the solution: www.brewcitybullies.org

I love BCBC!! I have had the opportunity to volenteer with them and adopted a dog from them. The people at BCBC are dedicated, hardworking and caring individuals that truly make a difference in our community.

This a great organization. They helped me get my dogs spayed and neutered. They were very sweet.

Brew City Bully Club is different from many other bully breed rescues in that they don't just stop at rescuing, fostering, and adopting. They go above and beyond by educating the public and mass media on the plight of the bullies and how we can better serve and appreciate them. I'm also a big supporter of their involvement with children, taking breed ambassadors into schools, teaching children not to judge a book by it's cover and also teaching them the importance of proper treatment and respect for animals. Way to go, BBC!!! Thank you from a bully lover, for all you do.

I work with another non-profit dog group (GPA-WI). We are frequently at the same events as Brew City Bully Club. I have to say how fun and interactive this group is at these events. They get a lot of people stopping by. I do believe they are changing many people's minds in a positive way about the breed! My breed is a pretty easy because they don't have the negative stigma. I really give credit to all the individuals who give thier time to a more misunderstood breed! Their facebook website is also extremely well maintainted and entertaining.

Great organization! They really give everything they can to the dogs. Great at educating the public about this very misunderstood breed.

They do great work for a misunderstood breed. Don't miss their Rescue Ride. Other events quite fun also and for a great cause. Check them out and very easy to set up a monthly donation.

This breed oriented nonprofit does more for it's chosen breed than any group I have ever met. They cover it all from going out of state to help rescue to local school education. They fully support all the Pittbull owners. And the one thing that I think is most important: they regularly combat the general public opinion of Pittbulls. They take the dogs out into the public streets, the schools & special programs for the public to discover how nice these dogs really are. This is called: CHANGING MINDS.

Brew City Bully Club is a great organization with high expectations to educate people about America's dog, the pit bull. I have had the privilege to have had two beautiful ,loyal pits, Diamond and Tank. Diamond went to the bridge a month before her 15th birthday. My Tankie is still here giving big doggie kisses., I got my pits as puppies but thanks to the BCBC I would love to get a rescue in the future. It is my pleasure to make donations to such a worthwhile organization!

Brew City Bully Club is a PHENOMINAL organization. Their drive and passion for education and proper advocacy inspired me to start up my own not for profit business, and donate 80% of my profits to BCBC to support their mission. The remainder goes to more supplies so I can continue to make cool stuff that makes a difference. Brew City Bully Clubs pitbull university is outstanding, and their owner support programs are a godsend to any new pitbull parent. I can't say enough great thing a about them!

I got my girl Chula from Brew City and they are wonderful! They work they do with the public to educate about the way pit bulls really are is so important. I could never thank them enough for all that they do and for giving me my sweet Chula :)

Through the help of BCBC, I started my journey of being a brand new pit bull owner out on the right foot. I visited them through a couple of their organized events, but my favorite and far most informative was Pit Bull University which was a wonderful class and I dragged my boyfriend along who needed to learn a lot about pit bulls and the stigma that surrounds them. He is now an advocate for my pittie :)

The Brew City Bully Club is a great asset to our community. They are willing, able, and work hard to educate everyone on pit bulls. It is not in an "in your face" or "everyone should adopt a pit bull" type of way either. They work to educate people on the importance of spaying and neutering your pets, they work to stop dogfighting in our area, they visit schools, they have community events such as the Meet My Bully walks held throughout the summer, and they are overall just genuinely caring people. I felt strongly enough about this organization that I recently started volunteering with them as well.

This organization is a life saver for these dogs! Volunteering with them has given me such knowledge and the tools to help educate the community about pitbulls. Working with these dogs has been a life changing experience for me, the amount of love they have given to me gives me that much more motivation to go out and change the world for them.

Wonderful, wonderful organization. It is run by some of the kindest people I have ever met and is made up of some of the warmest volunteers and supporters. Beyond that they're giving wonderful animals a second chance to find a foster/forever home, AND to educate the community and turn new people into lovers of pitbulls. I am so so happy to have found this organization and to be a volunteer, it is helping me discover what I want to do with my life.

This organization is awesome for our community and does so much for pit bull dogs and owners. Every day I am inspired by their amazing work for a breed that means so much, they inspire me every day to do more.

Brew City Bully Club is a huge asset to the Metro-Milwaukee community. The organization isn't asking you to go out an adopt a pitbull type dog because that isn't for everyone. BCBC is working to educate the community, reduce fear and control the population. In the process of carrying out its vision, BCBC is helping reduce dog fighting and crime. You may not love pitbulls like I do, but you can help reduce the amount pitbulls and uneducated owners in your neighborhood by donating to this organization. Unfortunately, these poor dogs over over bred, often misused and misunderstood. I received services from BCBC so that I could be a better pet owner and help reduce the population of pitbull type dogs. Keep up the great work BCBC!!

BCBC is a great asset to the community they serve. They have given so many dogs a second chance and are actively helping to rehabilitate the Pit Bull's image in Milwaukee. The volunteers are hard working people that will do everything they can to help these dogs and their owners.

This rescue educates,helps current pit owners, and helps create new pit bull lovers everyday! They help circulate profiles of pitbulls in need of homes at the humane society they cant reach out to physically. They help pits get a good name in this community. Proud to be a supporter and hope to help this rescue in the future by fostering with them when I return from my Army commitment.

They do great work for great dogs who are in need. They help save lives! They give dogs most people look past a voice, and furever homes through their adoption programs. The world needs more Pit Bull advocates like Brew City Bully Club!

My sister and I rescued a pit bull a few years ago named Nala. Luckily, one of my teachers was friends with Jeremy and I was introduced to BCBC. We were used to a more "low-maintenance" breed and were in desperate need of some education and guidance with our new puppy. While the end result was not what we had hoped (Nala had a mental disability and we had to put her down), I cannot thank BCBC enough for everything that they did for our family. Their extensive knowledge about the breed, training tips, and "never give up" attitude helped us tremendously. I now own a pit bull mix and am so thankful for the knowledge that I posses thanks to BCBC and I would not be a responsible owner today if it had not been for them.

I have a sweet bully girl who escaped from being a 'bait dog' and came to live with me....

'We' have searched out Bully Breed organization nationally and can honestly say this is 'one of the very, very, very best'!

The knowledge that they give to children and adults alike has made the breed move (finally) in a forward direction. They do ALL the right things!

This nation needs to get back to when Pit Bulls were THE hero dog of WW1 and owned by families as 'nanny' dogs for the children, not the negative unreal picture people have of this breed now.

Brew City Bully Club is 10 stars, not five!!!

I think many pitbulls need a second chance. We have a family member who volunteers there and the amazing stories we hear of recovery and adoption are wonderful. Michele is super at public appearances to make people aware of the breed and how many dogs get the bad rap for their owners bad behavior. If each dog could speak for itself we would understand but BCBC is their voice. This is a great organization! But they are in need of financial help to keep moving forward.

Earlier this year we decided to adopt a pit bull. Although we have owned them in the past this is the first we have looked to adopt. We found BCBC and an amazing addition to our family. He could have very easily became another sad statistic without their help. They recognized his enormous potential, worked though his health problems and gave him second chance. We recently attended their volunteer orientation to learn more about their organization. We were impressed that they were realistic about the difficulties the breed and their humans face. Their PAL (prevent a litter) program has impressive numbers for the number of years they have been around. We look forward to supporting this organization in the future.

I have been involved with this organization for a number of years and I must say that the level of dedication and passion are second to none. We have been to events and even adopted our Simba through BCBC. Michelle, Victoria and Jeremy went well above what I expected in regard to my questions and concerns including setting their personal time aside to help my adjust to the new puppy. I have no doubt that many dogs lives have been saved due to there level of dedication and knowledge and if you are going to support anyone I would highly recommend these wonderful people as they truly make a difference, they certainly did in our lives.

Thank You BCBC!!!!
Ryan Rischman, Christine Piotrowski

I have been involved with brew City Bully Club for years now. Each year I want to help more and do more with this organization. The people are GREAT to work with and be around. Their education and out reach is life changing to so many. I love watching this group grow each year. The outreach is incredible. The events are an absolute blast. I love you guys. Keep up the good work. I am so grateful to be a part of this team.

A very good friend of mine told me about this amazing organization that she was a part of that focuses around Pit Bulls and Bully Breeds. At first I didn't think much of it and I helped out and donated when I could. But then learning even more about the BCBC and attending some of their charity events I really realized what great things they were doing! I realized so much that I am now a proud pit bull owner!!

A volunteer-based organization built on trust and love. This small group has done an amazing job with education and outreach. They have made a name for themselves in the community helping a “type” of animal and humans that nobody has done here before. It has been great to see the partnerships in the community build as BCBC reaches new heights. The effects are lasting and it is just the beginning. I only wish I could devote more of my time toward something so rewarding.

Brew City Bully Club has helped us with advice and support for our puppy, Rocco. They also provided financial assistance when we needed to get him neutered. They are an excellent resource for dog owners in the SE Wisconsin area. Don't know what we would do without them!

The Brew City Bully Club is a great resource for Pit Bull owners. It is a community of support and bringing awareness to the bully breeds.

After rescuing our first Bully we had no idea were to go or how to properly care for him. BCBC has been there from the start and continues to be. Their training and their outreach have truly helped my family.

As an owner of a pit bull, the awareness work this group does is amazing. It offers not only awareness but owner support so I too can become a breed ambassador.

Having a bully breed dog; I've asked for advice from Brew City Bully Club.
Not only have I gotten great advice & suggestions; it's heart-warming to know they are such a great support system for our community. I wish I could help/volunteer more to such a wonderful organization!

Brew City Cully Club is a phenomenal organization! We were first time pit bull owners and just happened to see a flier for one of their events at Bark N Scratch pet store. Needless to say, that was 3 years ago... We've been hooked ever since! They really educated us on the breed and was a great resource. They always respond promptly to any of our questions. Michelle and the rest of the Pit Crew greet everyone with a warm welcome and make you one of the family. I cant say enough about this organization...they have a true passion for the mission!

Thank you Brew city Bully Club for adding to my knowledge of this breed. Fantastic dogs with few friends. Keep up the good work. I rescued 2 off the street and one from the human society, you helped me give me the confidence to do so.

As the mom of two pit bull mixes, I know first hand the breed discrimination and misunderstanding of this terrier breed. BCBC works tirelessly to educate the public about these beautiful dogs! Only through hands on awareness, can the minds and hearts of the public be changed! As with any dog, it is the training and education of the human, that will foster the positive and loving attributes of the bully breeds. BCBC is dedicated to changing minds, and assisting pet owners with issues and training they may need. I'm so proud to be able to be a part of this awesome organization, as they work day to day with promoting pit bull awareness, education, and helping owners raise the wonderful dog that pit bulls can be! BCBC Rocks! A true ambassador of pit bull responsible pet parents!

I was never into a certain dog breed as I considered them all of equal importance . However when I rescued my 2 pitbulls I realized the stigma that exists from non - educated folks for this dog. The media is the #1 reason people are confused about this dog . Pitbulls are the number one breed to enter shelters and the number one to be put to sleep . Labradors's are the #1 dog for bites in the USA. Having said all this I just want all breeds to be accepted and judged by the deed never the breed. I have found an outlet with similar minded people that want the exact same as me, to be able to own and love my dog as poodle owners and goldens etc.. get to . A place to educate and inform the public about this amazing breed .

This is a great organization that has helped my dog and I tremendously. I've attended their bully walks, owner support groups/training, and almost all of they events that they have hosted. They are doing the community a huge favor by educating people and creating great dog owners. They are so willing to help and have a true passion for what they do.

Our family love the BCBC!!!!!!! Are son got a pit bull and I didn't know what to think and my husband was very MAD, Because had only hear the bad things about pit bills. Because our family love all animals. We all when to the BCBC for information and WE full in LOVE with the club. So much help . We all became members that day. GR8 club , helpful people, gr8 information and lots of fun. " Knight are bully is one of the BEST animals we have ever have the honor to have as a member of are family" Deedy Selecky

I love the positive message brew city bully club is sending out. Every Pit Bull I know is a real sweetheart and I'd like others to know this. I love their gatherings and walks thru neighborhoods with their dogs to show people what great dogs they are. I whole heartedly support their great efforts. There are no bad dogs only bad owners. We have so many sweet dogs in our neighborhood and many are Pit Bulls. The clubs help with spay and nutering is a wonderful service too. They are always expanding their ways to help our furry little friends, which will make our world a better place to live.

This is the best organization I have ever worked with. About a year ago, I rescued a young pitbull puppy from the streets of Milwaukee. I had absolutely no idea about how to raise a pitbull, how to teach her to interact with other dogs (I have another dog at home), and most of all, how to deal with the intense negative opinions thrown at me regarding my puppy. I came close to giving her up not because i wanted to but because I didn't know anything about the breed and was facing the wagging tongues of so many uneducated people. And that is when the humane society directed me to Michelle from the BCBC. Michelle changed everything. She gave me her cell phone number, spent hours on the phone with me teaching me all about the breed and how to care for my puppy, brought me out to pitbull events so I could meet other pits and introduce my puppy to other dogs and helped me even educate others on the breed. What more could you ask for? And because of her my pitbull puppy, Chole, is now the most beautiful, perfect, sweet, kind, and super loving pitbull on the planet (in my opinion!!!) I actually can't imagine life without her and it makes me cringe to think how close that reality came just because I was uneducated. We have a pitbull problem in the USA and we need people like the BCBC helping change minds like they did with me so more people can experience the joy of having a Chole.

I am a volunteer at my local animal shelter and reached out to Brew City Bully Club for training help with a pit bull project dog. They were extremely supportive and greatly helpful. As a result of their help, that project dog is in a loving home where he is a treasured member of the family. I love BCBC!

I started as a client getting help with my own pit mix and found the group to be so great I've stuck around for four years as a client, supporter, and volunteer. They offer so much to the public, training help, support, low cost spay/neuters, education, and soooooo much more! I highly recommend this group to anyone looking for help with their own dog or just wanting to learn more about how wonderful pit bulls were meant to be.

I came across Brew City Bully Club through a google search - when I was doing anything and everything - to find someone that could help me get my pitty mix's behavior issues under control. Her anxiety became very heightened, which made it difficult for daily tasks. Going for walks in the neighborhood became a dreaded event, because i knew i had to be ready for any type of anxious episode. With Brew City's help (Jeremy & Michelle) a few in home visits were all we needed to find ways to comfort and distract her. Thanks again for all of your help!! much appreciated.

I found the Brew City Bully Club when I was browsing for organizations that were working to end dog fighting in the Milwaukee area. I stumbled upon BCBC and just fell in love with the program! I love that they work to educate the public on Pit Bulls while also running an affordable spay and neuter program (PAL Program) and fostering and adopting out dogs. It's a great organization run by a great group of people! I hope to volunteer sometime soon!

Brew city bully club does so many positive things in not only our community but, many communities.

Brew City Bully Club is a wonderful organization run by an amazing woman - Michelle Serocki! Michelle frequently goes on local news programs to spread breed awareness and dispell myths about pit bulls. When my older dog attacked my pit bull puppy, I contacted BCBC for advice. Even though I had adopted my pit bull from a rescue in another city, Michelle was very willing to help us find local resources to help us remediate our pack issues. Michelle is personable and compassionate and she always has a calm, professional demeanor - despite the constant scrutiny and skepticism she and the breed face. BCBC is having a wonderful impact on our community by helping to educate children about animal care and promoting anti-cruelty efforts. They also are doing a great job to help owners care for their dogs properly. Michelle and BCBC - you're an inspiration to us every day! Thanks for all that you do!

My fiance had the stereo typical review of Pit Bulls when we first met and I absolutely loved the breed. After moving to Racine a few years ago I was doing some internet searching and found the webpage for this organization and shared it with him, he started opening his mind a little and met a business owner here who brought his pits to the store and fell in love with the breed. He then decided that because we loved dogs so much but really didn't want more to sign up for foster care of younger dogs if Brew City had them and with the local humane society. Jeremy is full of amazing knowledge about the breed and training techniques. He also knows how to teach with compassion and understanding and without forcing the knowledge into people who may be a tad skeptical. Because I don't live in Milwaukee I don't get to do as much hands on volunteering as I would like, but we buy their shirts, which are so cute, and donate money for their amazing programs. All anyone has to do is see the things Brew City has planned daily or even weekly, see the numbers for shots and spays, and look at the pictures they post of events and trainings with youth to see the impact they are having in the local communities. Any organization that can have a mission statement with multiple points and deliver to the very best of their abilities on each point in their mission, especially in today's economy where many people may not have as much money to donate is extraordinary. Brew City Bully Club deserves more public recognition for the work they do so that more people in the areas they work in and affect can know what they do and who they are and all they have given up to our local area communities so that we can get more people behind their mission!

I contacted brew city to come out to my college with the lovely Marlin to allow students to meet a pit bull, in order to break down stereotypes. Event was a success, Michelle did a great job talking to students and we changed minds for sure.

Brew city is a great organization just for the fact that they wear so many hats. They get foster homes for pitbulls in need, they provide very low cost spay/neuters, they educate the public on this awesome breed and they also fight against the epidemic of dogfighting. I have seen their work firsthand with some of the youth from our inner city. These kids had no idea what to do with a pitbull except to fight it, and once they got with brew city these dogs became family. The love the owners had for their dogs, and vice versa was so evident. I'm sure I have left out something great that they do, as there is so much, but Michelle and Jeremy are just awesome!

When I adopted my pit bull Echo shw was going to the socialization and agility classes with BCBC so I continued to take her. I have since done some fundraising for them and also have attended a few of the events that they have had. I think what they do as far as educating young people about the humane treatment of animals is amazing. I think in order to start changing peoples minds about this great breed starts with educating. The fact that they are willing to go into neighborhoods that are not the safest just to help show people that there is more to these dogs then just looking tough and fighting speaks alot about their commitment to this cause. I think it's great that there is an organization that makes people feel welcome and where you can meet other people that love the breed as much as I do.

Brew City Bully Club is a fantastic organization. Because of BCBC we have a better understanding of our own pitbull and how the pitbull mind works. We have been able to work harder at better training our dogs because of the help and advice BCBC was ableto give. I have just started as a volunteer and current role is spread the word! It is so heart warming to see the positive reactions of the community and willingness to be educated on the pitbull breed. Knowing that there is help and education out there available is one of the best things that BCBC has done for the community. Not to mention their spay and neuter program! This program has helped so many families, dogs and needless liters! This means less dogs locked in a shelter with little to no chance of finding a happy home. BCBC is wonderful! I am so thankful and proud to have such an amazing organiztion in our community and to be a part of it!

Fostered and rescued a pitty lab mix from humane society. They said he was unadoptable due to abuse in his life... we adopted him. Had huge male issues, fear of men. Brew City Bully Club was recommended from my vet, and I did research. I called them, desperate for help in my quest to figure out a way to reach and teach my pitty love and make him feel safe. they worked with my dog, me and my husband. They showed me ways to handle his fear and how to recognize his signals. We have a long way still to go, but every day is better. Without their help, I would be lost and not able to help my dog. I love my dog and I am appreciative every day of the help Brew City BullyClub gave us. I will never forget them!

I am a Tester/Observer for Therapy
Dogs Inc. I have tested and observed several of the BCBC member Pit Bulls and find them to be great therapy dogs. I wish some of the good things these dogs do could make the news instead of just the few bad things.

Brew City Bully Club did my family a great service. We were unable to have our puppy spayed due the high costs in the area we live in. I contacted them and they responded very quickly, and helped us with getting her spayed at a cost very affordable to us. Without this organization I dont know that we would have been able to keep our sweet Sookie due to the fact that we didnt want any accidential litters. I can only say great things about them. They help and educate people about this wonderful breed.
Gina W.

I have referenced the Brew City Bully Club when we were searching for another dog. We were considering adopting a pit bull, but were uncertain. We found all the information we needed to make a decision on their website. Ultimately we decided to adopt a pit bull. I feel blessed to have come across such an informative website and incredible breed. Since adopting our pit bull, we frequent Brew City's Bully Club website for ideas of how we can better educate community members regarding the breed. We have also referred others to the organizations on several occasions. All those individuals have reported that the organization was able to answer all their questions/solve their problems. Finally, I have "friended" Brew City Bully Club on facebook. The organization is very active on their page and encourages involvement of the general public and facebook "friends". Very pleased with this organization!

It's a great organization very much needed in that area. They have made an enormous contribution to the community by helping financially strapped pet owners with low cost spay/neutering program. I know someone who adopted their pit bull from bcbc and had nothing but great things to say about the whole process.

BBC has offered a tremendous amount of support and education to the public and myself personally. I am a first time owner of a lovely, kind, gentle Pitbull. When I wanted to know EVERYTHING about making Lily an ambassador for the breed I turned to Brew City Bully. The organization offers fundraising, events for humans and pitbulls to get together, merchandise and recently Pit..ures with Santa. We need to support BBC to educate the city and the world about the breed so that these lovely dogs stop getting the rap for the humans that train them to fight. They are innocent dogs and we need more organizations like them to stop dog fighting and prejudice.

I have a pit bull that is judged unfairly by neighbors who don't know her and form an opinion simply on what type of breed she is. A group like Brew City Bully Club helps spread the word that aggressive dogs come from bad owners.

This organization is very passionate. They have achieved so much in such little time. They are truly an inspiration.

They do so much to help the plight of the most misunderstood breed of dog in the world -- the "pit bull!!" From the huge Pittie Palooza event held in October in Milwaukee to the daily rescues of abandoned &/or mistreated pitbulls -- they do amazing work!

This organization has done so much amazing work in the Milwaukee community to help not only raise awareness about the extreme problems Milwaukee has with dogfighting, but also directly HELPING the dogs who are victims. They rescue, foster, do community outreach & education, and work with local law enforcement to help rescue and investigate. BCBC also works collaborativly with other local animal & pitbull welfare organizations.

Brew City Bullies is committed to rehabing the publics perception of the American Pit-Bull Terrier. They are consistenctly involved with community activities to bring awerness to their cause. By involving the public to personally have a hands on approach with their mission, they are enhancing the quality and self-efficacy of those individuals who would not have been as personally involved in the treatment of these dogs. This organization has driven 2.5 hours to my house to help me with my dog on several occasions. They are open and honest with what their expectations are of their members and are always in touch when it comes to lending a helping hand.

When you need questions answered or tips on how to best take care of your four legged friend - Michelle and Jeremy are the ones to ask! They helped out me and my little girl tremendously! The classes they provide were also great for us. Not only did we get to bond as parent and puppy, but she gained knowledge, gained courage, and mastered the agility course. Thank you so much Brew City Bully Club for the help that you have provided us, but the help that you provide to the entire breed!

I volunteered, along with my 11 yr old daughter, at one of their events. Everything was run in a very professional manner and it was clear what our task was. They reached many new people who had not come out for one of their events before, and are doing amazing work helping in the community! They also had many repeat participants who are glad the have been a part of their work. Many of these people are dog owners who, with out this group, wouldn't have been able to spay or neuter there dogs. Important stuff!

We adopted our first Pit Bull from a local animal shelter four years ago. Our dog was abandoned as a stray, and she has many fear issues with new people and new situations. We quickly learned about the stigma that goes along with this wonderful breed. We also learned about the cruel and inhumane things these dogs are subjected to, including dog fighting. We were saddened by the way these dogs are over-bred for sport and profit. We first met BCBC at a Pit Bull Awareness Day event in October of 2008. We were enthused about the steps they were taking to help Pit Bulls in our community. We joined their bi-weekly dog group, which gave us a chance to get out and socialize our dog around other dogs. The class is designed to help build confidence of both dogs and owners alike with an agility course, one-on-one mentoring and socialization around new people and dogs. This exposure helped us, and our dog slowly overcame some of her fear issues. BCBC is working to curb overpopulation by encouraging residents to spay and neuter their dogs. They are also working to educate people in the community and hosted over two dozen educational booths about responsible ownership last year. BCBC launched the End Dog Fighting campaign in Milwaukee to address the root cause of a number of problems associated with dog fighting by educating the target community youth groups to love and respect their dogs rather than fight them. BCBC is dedicated to changing the negative perceptions and stereotypes around this breed to build positive awareness and save lives.

Working on the national level at The Humane Society of the United States, I rarely see local groups as professional, driven or successful as the Brew City Bully Club. They have clear goals, are well organized, and extremely efficient, resourceful and innovative. They've taken on some difficult subjects and are patient and persistent. They are a pleasure to work with and watch grow.

I learned about BCBC from my doggy daycare provider almost 2 yrs ago. I had adopted my first dog 4 months before and was looking for additional ways to challenge her and enhance her training. We started going to the dog groups. She loved it! I even emailed Jeremy and Michelle one morning while I was waiting for an oil change, the mgr had let me bring my dog inside. As I sat there inside with my calm and well behaved pitbull, it hit me that all of our hardwork in dog groups was working! I also had in home training to work with specific issues we were having. Jeremy took the time to listen to my concerns and walk my neighborhood with me to see the issues I was having. He taught me how to handle her and helped me learn how to read my dog's body language. To be able to have in home training that is so tailored to your individual needs is fantastic, and BCBC makes it affordable too! From the very first night of class, BCBC has been a group of welcoming and caring people. It's the environment that they have developed. We all love our pitties and we all have the same goal.... to rehabilitate the breed and reduce the fear. No one judges a newcomer whose dog may be having some issues, but that person and dog is immediately welcomed in and given support and help to correct the problem. I don't know where I would be without BCBC, they have been a very important part of the training and confidence building of both me and my dog.

This non-profit organization is vital to my community. They provide much needed education on pit bull dogs in low income neighborhoods. They educate people on the harmful effects of dog fighting. Most people involved in said activity are violent criminals. They are involved drugs and other various gang related activity. They also educate people on the proper care of a dog. Many people think it is OK to just tie up a dog in their back yard, garage, or basement. This drives dogs mad and makes them frustrated,aggressive and want to attack. They also help provide low cost spay/neuter. This is vital in helping the stop of unwanted dogs who end up in the streets where agencies funded by tax dollars are sent out to catch and house these unwanted animals.

I have been amazed and impressed by the achievements of this group in the short time they have been around. They are organized and clear in their vision. They are providing a much needed service to the community and would highly recommend them as a worthy non-profit to contribute to.

I fostered a lab mix from the humane society. After our 2nd week check up they told me he would be "unadoptable" and would be put down. I couldn't have that happen, so we brought "Buddy" home for good. After having hime home, and knowing he had an abusive past with men, I frantically looked around to find someone to help. My vet recommended Brew City Bullies and I have been blessed to have them work with my dog. Buddy is lovable, kind and gentle, still has some issues with men, but with their help we have made great strides towards a happy dog. I cannot thank Michelle and Jeremy enough for all they have done for my Buddy. He just is over 18 months now, and every day we see vast improvement using the methods taught to us by Jeremy. They are great people with good hearts and a sincere love of the breed. I can honestly say they have changed my attitude towards the breed.

I have worked with the Brew City Bully Club as a resource for deaf dogs. Deafness runs in bully breeds and I have worked closely with this organization to share information, training techniques and support. I am thankful that BCB Club is willing to work with deaf and special needs animals and help advocate for their health and well-being.

This is by far the most dedicated group of individuals I have ever dealt with in regards to a non profit organization. The amount of time and energy the founders put into their cause of educating people about pitbulls is in need of recognition and praise. This group started out as a supportive family with their pet and has grown into full time organization that is planning to open a shelter in the very near future. This club is very well organized and extremely dedicated.

We cannot express enough how fortunate we are to have found Brew City Bully Club, specifically Jeremy and Michelle Serocki. Below is our story and why Jeremy and Michelle are truly lifesavers: We rescued Hugo from an unfit home about two months ago with the intention of giving him the best life imaginable. After getting the one-year-old pup caught up on shots and meds, and getting him neutered, we found out that Pit Bulls are on our apartment complex's restricted breed list. We decided to surrender Hugo to the Wisconsin Humane Society, knowing he would have no problem getting adopted (he is such a lover!). Although the Humane Society's website states that an evaluation of a surrendered pet takes an average of five days, we got a call less than two days later because they considered him unadoptable!! The reasons they gave us that led to their decision: 1.) Hugo get too excited when people approach him and 2.) Hugo pulls too hard on his leash. Unbelievable! Thankfully, we indicated on the Surrender Contract that we would like to redeem Hugo if the Humane Society unadoptable because, according to them, Hugo would have been better off DEAD!!!! The WHS told us we had 24 hours to redeem Hugo, or they were going to put him to sleep! Needless to say, we frantically called and e-mailed anyone and everyone in Wisconsin, Minnesota, Iowa, Illinois and Indiana, trying to find a rescue center with room to take in Hugo. Just when we were about to give up hope, Mindy called a number that she got from someone during our search. The number happened to be Jeremy and Michelle Serocki's, from Brew City Bully Club, which is right in our backyard. After hearing this story, Jeremy told us to take Hugo to their house as soon as we got him out of the Humane Society. The next day, we picked Hugo up from the people (WHS) who thought there was no reason for him to be alive and brought him over to Jeremy and Michelle's. We spent a little time at their home (we even got to meet Capone!), just thanking them and letting them know how much they mean to us and Hugo! They could not have been any nicer and were more than willing to give Hugo the opportunity at life that he deserves. Since then, Hugo has been getting training and is doing wonderfully. He is currently going for his Canine Good Citizen certification!! Good job, Hugo! We love you!! And we also want to extend our deepest gratitude and appreciation to Jeremy and Michelle Serocki, and Brew City Bully Club, for everything they have done for us and for Hugo!!! Mindy Lloyd Cory Noel

well... One day out of nowhere i literally had this dog by the name of spot thrown into my hands! I wasn't ready for this commitment! Two days later i knew for sure i didn't want him, but seeing that he was a pitbull I certainly didn't want to give him to just anyone.. I was afraid of his well being. Time went by and I knew I had to get rid of him fast because he was growing so much. I found out about the Brew city bully club and they were my last hope they took spot in with no hesitation and i felt so relieved because I knew he would be in good hands. A week or two went by and i was missing spot sooo much it was heartwrenching... I fell in love with him the time he was with me, I called them back and asked what are the chances of me adopting him? And from there we went through the whole process for adoption, and i have my sweetie back! To me this is a true love story :) I can't stop thanking michelle and jeremy! Brew city bully club is the best thing that has happend for these sweet dogs in Milwaukee. My spot couldn't be sweeter he's just a very good dog truly!

This organization is the best thing that could have happened in the Milwaukee Area. I know both of the founders of Brew City Bully Club and could not say enough great things about them. Education of this breed and dogs in general is very important for the public. I encourage all dog owners to get involved with and support this group.

I have 2 Pit Bulls, a male and a female. I came across this Club through Craigslist.com. I am so glad I responded! Michelle and Jeremy are the best. I was having some behavior problems with my male and Jeremy and Andrea (the trainer) came out to my house and sat with me, and my dog to try and help him. They dont judge, they just listen and help. Even though he isnt perfect, I can see a huge improvement in his temperament and the way he listens to me. We still have a long way to go but I feel confident that with their help my dogs and I will continue to build on and improve our relationship. I enjoy the meetings we have and really look forward to the new doggy play groups we will be having. Its nice to know that I'm not alone out there and that there is someone who loves my dogs as much as I do and understands what its like to be a Pit Bull owner.

If this club could exist on nothing more than love for the bully breed, it will be around forever. This club is devoted to the Bully Breed and educating the public to eliminate the "assumed" fear of this breed as well as the false assumptions associated with the dogs. They focus their efforts and resources to eliminate the "backyard breeding" problem, helping place unwanted animals and raising awareness to eliminate the dog fighting rings.

I can't tell you how impressed I am with the founders of this organization. There are a lot of "support groups" out there, there are dog play dates, there are trainers, there are rescues - I had my pick at organizations to volunteer my time to, and this was the first one that really got me to respond. I had been advocating for dogs in general, especially the misunderstood ones - and to find a group that wanted to do just that, especially for a breed that is HORRIBLY misunderstood, I figured I could at least help with fund raising :) I found people more passionate, and more determined than I ever imagined. They added a "rescue" part to their mission - but they set themselves apart from all the other rescues by TRAINING the pups in the foster homes, so they have a great start to be ambassadors for the breed - I just think it's fantastic. They are going to actually do it this time - they WILL rehabilitate the reputation of this wonderful breed.