Shorty Rossis a little person with a tall order. He runs two operations
a Hollywood talent manager for little people and a pit bull rescue
which he holds near and dear to his heart. Shorty has lofty ideas but
is armed with a tough, no-nonsense attitude and an entertainment
rolodex to help his cause to rescue and rehabilitate pit bulls and
place these underdogs in loving, nurturing homes.

Beginning Saturday, January 16, at 10 PM, find out all about Shorty
the PIT BOSS and his team of cohorts who share Shortys passion
for pits. Joining forces with Shorty to help with his mission are his
employees and fellow little people Ronald, Sebastian and Ashley, who
have the biggest hearts for dogs that are often larger than they are.
Knowing full well what its like to be judged, the foursome takes on
the gargantuan task of rescuing dogs in need and raising awareness
about the most misunderstood dog the pit bull.

Shortys love for pit bulls dates back to age 14 when he got his first
pit a year after he began living on his own. His pit bull was his
constant companion and helped ease Shorty through a tough
adolescence. After being convicted for gang-related activities and
serving 10 years in prison, Shorty committed to turning around his
life; he avows that pit bulls helped make him a better person, and in
return, he pledges to help make their lives better in any way he can.

Pit bulls have a bad rap, says Shorty, though they dont deserve it
at all. Its what people have done to these pits or how they have
trained them that caused this horrible misperception. Pit bulls are
beautiful and energetic dogs that make wonderful companions and
have the ability to bring out the best in just about any one the
elderly, children, the handicapped, and yes... even the little people of
this world!

Shorty began his rescue in 2001, and since then, he, along with his
team, works tirelessly to help pit bulls and repair their reputation. In
PIT BOSS, follow Shorty, Sebastian, Ronald and Ashley as they hit
the streets of LA in their fight to overcome stereotypes for
themselves and the pit bulls they save.

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