Adopt Brussels Sprout the American Pit Bull Terrier 🐾

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Doggie Details

🐢 Name: Brussels Sprout
🦴 Breed: American Pit Bull Terrier
♂️ Gender: Good Boy
🎨 Color: Black & White
πŸ†” Animal ID: A318674
πŸ“ Found: 3300 Block W 31st St, Chicago, IL 60623
πŸ™οΈ Neighborhood: Little Village
πŸ“… Intake Date: August 11, 2026
πŸ•’ Profile Updated: August 12, 2026
🧑 Adoption Fee: $0 (Adoption fee is waived for all dogs who have been here 2+ weeks.)
My Story

My name is Brussels Sprout and I am a good boy. I am a black & white American Pit Bull Terrier mix and I was found near 3300 Block W 31st St, Chicago, IL in Chicago's Little Village neighborhood. I have been waiting for someone to save me at Chicago Animal Care and Control since August 11. I am homeless and I really need to find my forever home soon. ⏳ Please come and visit me at the shelter. πŸ™

Visit Brussels Sprout at Chicago Animal Care and Control

Address: 2741 S Western Ave, Chicago, IL 60608
Phone: (312) 747-1406
Adoption Hours: 12:00 PM – 7:00 PM Daily

Note to visitors: Walk-in adoptions run daily. Please arrive before 5:30 PM for same day adoptions, and no later than 6:30 PM to visit with dogs.

Are You Thinking About Adopting Brussels Sprout?

To bring Brussels Sprout home, ask staff or volunteers at Chicago Animal Care and Control about the adoption process and any remaining procedures that may still need to be completed before he is ready to leave the shelter. Some dogs are available sooner while others may still require surgery followed by recovery time.

Meet and greet visits may happen outdoors in one of the enclosed interaction yards or inside quieter rooms depending on conditions that day. Some adopters spend the interaction walking with him while others focus more on spending quiet time together outside the kennel environment.

Spending time together in person often provides a much clearer understanding of how he behaves once things become calmer and less crowded. Watching him explore the interaction area may help visitors imagine what life together at home could potentially look like.

Volunteers can also explain fostering through rescue organizations for visitors interested in helping him leave the shelter sooner while continuing to learn more about the dog in a home environment.


Videos are courtesy of Chicago Animal Care and Control volunteer run YouTube Channel. You can also view the full list of dogs currently available for adoption through 24PetConnect.

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