10/13/2026
**REPOST** Molly Thompsen Wootton
SOMEONE HAS TO KNOW THIS BEAUTIFUL BOY. PLEASE SHARE!**
Today, the sweetest chocolate-brown pit bull came bounding up to me and my little senior dog on the streets of Beverlywood adjacent in Los Angeles.
No aggression. No fear. Just a big, beautiful boy looking for affection.
And boy, did he find it.
He was incredibly friendly, seemed to adore men, and practically melted into the attention we gave him. Just look at the photo of him kissing my friend and neighbor Mike Payne in the car. If that doesn’t melt your heart, I don’t know what will.
He was found near Gibson and Reynier Streets in the 90034 neighborhood. He’s an intact male, not microchipped, and we have no idea how he ended up wandering the streets.
But I do know this: **This boy deserves to be loved, and someone out there may already love him very much.**
Mike got him safely into his car and took him to the West Los Angeles Animal Shelter on Pico Boulevard.
**SHELTER ID: A2300016**
**If unclaimed, he is expected to be available for adoption Saturday, October 17.**
We desperately wanted to take him home ourselves. But between our two households, we already have nine animals, including a foster dog. As much as we wish we could save them all, sometimes we simply can’t.
So now I’m asking for a little help from my animal-loving village.
First, let’s find his family.
And if no one comes forward, let’s find this gorgeous boy a home where he’ll never have to wander the streets again.
He was wonderful with my little senior dog during their brief encounter, loved every human he met, and rode beautifully in the car. Of course, he’ll need a proper temperament evaluation, but he certainly made a wonderful first impression.
**Please SHARE. Tag your rescue friends. Tell anyone you know who might be missing a dog or looking to adopt.**
Photos attached, including one very enthusiastic kiss for Mike!
Watch his short video here:
https://youtube.com/shorts/B6meyMs_Dlw
**West Los Angeles Animal Shelter**
**Animal ID: A2300016**
Let’s get this boy where he belongs. HOME.
And thank you, Mike, for being the kind of human every lost dog deserves to encounter.