Meet Little Fudge - ** Adoption Pending **
|
|
|
|
|
Meet Little Fudge – Our Little Jumping Bean!
Say hello to Little Fudge, a 5.5-month-old chocolate and tan bundle of energy weighing in at just 13 pounds! This adorable girl came to us from a Northern California shelter needing a little extra TLC due to a prolapsed rectum, but she’s recovering beautifully from both her spay and Colopexy surgery. Despite her tough start, she’s full of puppy charm and spunk – always ready to bounce her way into your heart.
💫 Why You'll Love Fudge:
(Includes spay, Colopexy surgery, vaccines, microchip, and heartworm/flea prevention)
📩 Ready to bring this cutie home? Contact: [email protected]
Say hello to Little Fudge, a 5.5-month-old chocolate and tan bundle of energy weighing in at just 13 pounds! This adorable girl came to us from a Northern California shelter needing a little extra TLC due to a prolapsed rectum, but she’s recovering beautifully from both her spay and Colopexy surgery. Despite her tough start, she’s full of puppy charm and spunk – always ready to bounce her way into your heart.
💫 Why You'll Love Fudge:
- Playful & Social: Fudge is a typical curious pup who loves following you around, jumping for joy, and playing with her doggy friends. She's even learning how to be polite around cats!
- Tiny but Mighty: Don’t let her size fool you—she’s brave, bright, and full of personality. Her nickname “Beanie” says it all!
- Trainable & Eager: She’s working on her potty skills and improving daily. With time, consistency, and love, she’s going to make a fantastic companion.
(Includes spay, Colopexy surgery, vaccines, microchip, and heartworm/flea prevention)
📩 Ready to bring this cutie home? Contact: [email protected]
Meet Cookie
|
|
|
|
|
|
|
Meet Cookie – Your Next Cuddle Companion!
🍪💕Say hello to Cookie, a sweet and snuggly 5-year-old gray and white darling who’s looking for her forever home. Weighing in at a cuddly 19.8 pounds, Cookie came to us through an owner surrender due to circumstances beyond their control. Despite some initial health hurdles, this affectionate girl has bounced back beautifully with a little TLC!
Cookie arrived with skin allergies and an ear infection, but thanks to veterinary care, regular medicated baths, and medication (including a Cytopoint injection), she's looking and feeling much better. Her fur is growing back, her ears are healthier, and her tail is wagging with joy!
She’s crate trained, kid-friendly, and loves to be wherever her people are. While she’ll need ongoing care and likely regular Cytopoint shots, Cookie is more than worth the extra love.
Why You'll Love Cookie:
🍪💕Say hello to Cookie, a sweet and snuggly 5-year-old gray and white darling who’s looking for her forever home. Weighing in at a cuddly 19.8 pounds, Cookie came to us through an owner surrender due to circumstances beyond their control. Despite some initial health hurdles, this affectionate girl has bounced back beautifully with a little TLC!
Cookie arrived with skin allergies and an ear infection, but thanks to veterinary care, regular medicated baths, and medication (including a Cytopoint injection), she's looking and feeling much better. Her fur is growing back, her ears are healthier, and her tail is wagging with joy!
She’s crate trained, kid-friendly, and loves to be wherever her people are. While she’ll need ongoing care and likely regular Cytopoint shots, Cookie is more than worth the extra love.
Why You'll Love Cookie:
- 🛁 Low-Key Diva: Weekly baths, regular vet care, and she shines like the star she is!
- 🐾 Social Butterfly: Gets along with other dogs and adores people. Good with cats.
- 🏡 Home-Ready: Crate trained and has been house-trained—just needs a refresher in a loving home!
If you're ready to welcome this “Diamond in the Ruff” into your heart and home, be sure to submit an application before inquiring.
Adoption Fee: $1,000 - (Includes spay, uvulectomy (palate surgery), current vaccines, negative heartworm test, microchip & registration,
medicated shampoo, and current medications.)
Contact Info: [email protected]
Adoption Fee: $1,000 - (Includes spay, uvulectomy (palate surgery), current vaccines, negative heartworm test, microchip & registration,
medicated shampoo, and current medications.)
Contact Info: [email protected]
Meet Daisy - ** Adoption Pending **
|
|
|
Spayed Female | Brindle/White Pied with Tan Markings | 4 Years Old | Weight: TBD
Daisy is a sweet soul who's been through a lot but is ready for a new chapter. After her beloved owner passed away, Daisy stayed loyally by her side. A kind neighbor stepped in to keep her out of the shelter, but Daisy is now in search of her forever family.
She’s a calm, loving pup who’s happiest in a peaceful home—though she’s also done just fine with kids, other dogs, and even cats. Daisy is house-trained, although she may have the occasional nighttime accident. Crates aren’t really her thing, but naps and snuggles absolutely are.
Why You’ll Love Daisy:
If you're interested in adopting this sweet girl, please make sure you have an application on file before reaching out.
Adoption Fee: $1,200
Includes spay, tail amputation, current vaccines, heartworm test (negative), microchip and registration, and removal of two small skin tags.
Contact: [email protected]
Daisy is a sweet soul who's been through a lot but is ready for a new chapter. After her beloved owner passed away, Daisy stayed loyally by her side. A kind neighbor stepped in to keep her out of the shelter, but Daisy is now in search of her forever family.
She’s a calm, loving pup who’s happiest in a peaceful home—though she’s also done just fine with kids, other dogs, and even cats. Daisy is house-trained, although she may have the occasional nighttime accident. Crates aren’t really her thing, but naps and snuggles absolutely are.
Why You’ll Love Daisy:
- Gentle, laid-back personality—perfect for a chill household
- Great with dogs, cats, and respectful kids
- Potty trained and loves being part of the family
If you're interested in adopting this sweet girl, please make sure you have an application on file before reaching out.
Adoption Fee: $1,200
Includes spay, tail amputation, current vaccines, heartworm test (negative), microchip and registration, and removal of two small skin tags.
Contact: [email protected]
Meet GB
|
|
|
Meet GB – A Special Pup Looking for a Special Home
GB is a sweet, 3-year-old neutered boy who’s ready to find his forever family. He came into rescue from a local shelter. He was underweight and had regurgitation issues. Since being in rescue, he has been neutered, had surgery on his soft palate and one tonsil removed. He eats and drinks from a raised bowl and is on medication to control his regurgitation. He will need to remain on these medications.
Since then, he’s made great progress thanks to surgery and medication, and he’s thriving in his foster home. GB now weighs 21 pounds and still has a few to gain, but his condition is well-managed and stable.
GB is smart, active, and thrives with mental stimulation. He loves treat-filled Kong toys and enjoys his walks and bath time. He’ll need supervision, as he can be a chewer when bored, and he’s still working on his house training. Raised bowls and daily meds help keep him feeling his best—and he’ll need to stay on his medication long term.
Why GB Could Be the Right Fit for You:
All applicants must be home-check approved.
Please complete an online adoption application before reaching out.
Contact: [email protected]
Adoption Fee: $800.00
GB is a sweet, 3-year-old neutered boy who’s ready to find his forever family. He came into rescue from a local shelter. He was underweight and had regurgitation issues. Since being in rescue, he has been neutered, had surgery on his soft palate and one tonsil removed. He eats and drinks from a raised bowl and is on medication to control his regurgitation. He will need to remain on these medications.
Since then, he’s made great progress thanks to surgery and medication, and he’s thriving in his foster home. GB now weighs 21 pounds and still has a few to gain, but his condition is well-managed and stable.
GB is smart, active, and thrives with mental stimulation. He loves treat-filled Kong toys and enjoys his walks and bath time. He’ll need supervision, as he can be a chewer when bored, and he’s still working on his house training. Raised bowls and daily meds help keep him feeling his best—and he’ll need to stay on his medication long term.
Why GB Could Be the Right Fit for You:
- Intelligent and playful—loves interactive toys and stimulation
- Walks well on a leash and enjoys a good bath
- Needs a patient home committed to his care, structure, and ongoing training
All applicants must be home-check approved.
Please complete an online adoption application before reaching out.
Contact: [email protected]
Adoption Fee: $800.00
Meet Little One
|
|
|
|
|
Little One is an 8-month-old, spayed female puppy with a beautiful pied tan and white coat, weighing 16 pounds. She may be small, but she has a big heart and an even bigger spirit.
This adorable pup came into rescue in January 2025 after being surrendered to a local shelter with a medical condition. She has since undergone successful surgery and is now thriving. While we’ve learned she is deaf, that doesn’t slow her down one bit!
This adorable pup came into rescue in January 2025 after being surrendered to a local shelter with a medical condition. She has since undergone successful surgery and is now thriving. While we’ve learned she is deaf, that doesn’t slow her down one bit!
- Playful & Gentle: She loves playing with other dogs but is always gentle and respectful. She enjoys following adult dogs around and would do best in a home with a canine companion to guide her.
- Great with Everyone: She gets along well with other dogs, cats, and people—including children. Her sweet nature makes her a joy to have around.
- Smart & Learning: She is doing well with potty training and is already picking up on some sign language cues.
If you're interested in giving her a forever home, please ensure you have
an application on file before inquiring.
Adoption Fee: $1,000 (Includes spay, Colpopexy, Uvulectomy, tonsillectomy, microchip, vaccines, and heartworm testing—negative)
Contact: [email protected]
an application on file before inquiring.
Adoption Fee: $1,000 (Includes spay, Colpopexy, Uvulectomy, tonsillectomy, microchip, vaccines, and heartworm testing—negative)
Contact: [email protected]
Meet "Lola" - ** Medical Hold **
|
|
|
|
|
|
Spayed Female - Cream Frenchie - Approximately 5 years old - Weighs: 23.5 pounds
Lola was found wandering the streets in December 2024 - A Good Samaritan and their Family were trying to gain her trust to capture her and help her find her forever home.
See Story Below:
"After trying for 3 days just before Christmas to secure her, we were informed that she had been hit by a car and was deceased, we were devastated that we couldn’t save her in time. Then, the next morning, we received a message that she was found on the street, she was wet and freezing, and without use of her hind legs but very much alive! A little miracle! We picked her up and immediately drove her to receive medical attention.
Lola: A girl's name that means "strong, resilient" This is what we’ve decided to name this little survivor of the heartless back yard breeder boom. She is in need of a few surgeries, the most important being hip surgery. She had an emergency spay due to having a pyometra (Infection in the uterus). She had her Hip Surgery on 2/27/25 and is recovering nicely. Her last surgery will be an amputation of her front leg that has nerve damage that has not responded to therapy treatments. Lola is a white French bulldog, approximately 5 years old, with the sweetest, most gentle soul. It took Lola a couple of days to realize that we wanted to help her, not harm her. I’m sure she has every reason to not trust humans. Safe to assume she was used for breeding and discarded like trash, she has multiple C-section scars and other medical issues that can occur from carrying litters back to back.
She is now being kept comfortable as she awaits surgery so that she may frolic towards the next chapter of her life, a chapter that will resemble nothing of the one she has just survived, it will be one of love, regular meals and all of the belly rubs her little heart desires. She has a long journey ahead of her but she’s all heart with an immense will to live.
She is an amazing little soul! Emoji
Thank you for taking the time to read about her."
February 20th, 2025
Lola has recovered perfectly from her first surgery. We weren’t able to raise enough funds in time for her surgeries so we reached out to NorCal Frenchie Rescue and with sad but optimistic hearts, have handed Lola over to them so that she can receive the care she needs right away. She’s literally the sweetest most affectionate pup I’ve ever come across and she will be missed immensely. She left such an impression on us and is sure to do the same with whomever gets the honor of adopting her. ❤
February 27th, 2025
Lola is recovering well from her hip surgery today and is being cared for at Blue Ravine Animal Hospital.
Lola was found wandering the streets in December 2024 - A Good Samaritan and their Family were trying to gain her trust to capture her and help her find her forever home.
See Story Below:
"After trying for 3 days just before Christmas to secure her, we were informed that she had been hit by a car and was deceased, we were devastated that we couldn’t save her in time. Then, the next morning, we received a message that she was found on the street, she was wet and freezing, and without use of her hind legs but very much alive! A little miracle! We picked her up and immediately drove her to receive medical attention.
Lola: A girl's name that means "strong, resilient" This is what we’ve decided to name this little survivor of the heartless back yard breeder boom. She is in need of a few surgeries, the most important being hip surgery. She had an emergency spay due to having a pyometra (Infection in the uterus). She had her Hip Surgery on 2/27/25 and is recovering nicely. Her last surgery will be an amputation of her front leg that has nerve damage that has not responded to therapy treatments. Lola is a white French bulldog, approximately 5 years old, with the sweetest, most gentle soul. It took Lola a couple of days to realize that we wanted to help her, not harm her. I’m sure she has every reason to not trust humans. Safe to assume she was used for breeding and discarded like trash, she has multiple C-section scars and other medical issues that can occur from carrying litters back to back.
She is now being kept comfortable as she awaits surgery so that she may frolic towards the next chapter of her life, a chapter that will resemble nothing of the one she has just survived, it will be one of love, regular meals and all of the belly rubs her little heart desires. She has a long journey ahead of her but she’s all heart with an immense will to live.
She is an amazing little soul! Emoji
Thank you for taking the time to read about her."
February 20th, 2025
Lola has recovered perfectly from her first surgery. We weren’t able to raise enough funds in time for her surgeries so we reached out to NorCal Frenchie Rescue and with sad but optimistic hearts, have handed Lola over to them so that she can receive the care she needs right away. She’s literally the sweetest most affectionate pup I’ve ever come across and she will be missed immensely. She left such an impression on us and is sure to do the same with whomever gets the honor of adopting her. ❤
February 27th, 2025
Lola is recovering well from her hip surgery today and is being cared for at Blue Ravine Animal Hospital.
*We are hoping to find an available Foster Home for her to go to as soon as possible to re-coop from her surgery, while she awaits the next surgery the end of March*
If you think you could Foster Lola and recover her from her surgeries while she is awaiting her forever home OR if you are interested in adopting Lola-
Please fill out an online application.
Contact Info: [email protected]
Adoption Fee TBD
Please fill out an online application.
Contact Info: [email protected]
Adoption Fee TBD
Meet "Midge" - ** Medical Hold **
|
|
Midge - spayed female - fawn with black muzzle - 3 years old - weighs: 20.0 pounds
Midge came into Rescue via the Bay Area Shelter. She came into the shelter with a prolapsed rectum and chronic diarrhea. When we received Midge in Rescue she
weighed 11.25 pounds and was a walking skeleton. We ran several fecal tests/panels on her looking for anything that could be causing the excessive diarrhea. All tests were negative - Our next step was an abdominal ultrasound that showed she had inflamed bowels (Intestinal Bowel Disease) - So, then we proceeded to controlled diet change.
After 2 prescription foods - We finally hit on Royal Canin Ultamino Diet Dry Food and her stools
are getting more solid and formed. She is also gaining weight and looks completely
like another dog then the one that came into Rescue.
Midge is a very sweet girl who gets along with other dogs. She has to be fed separately from other dogs because she can be overly protective of her food. This does not surprise me because of how emaciated she was when we received her. She has just started to play and enjoys laying out on the deck sunbathing when the sun is out. She is a Diamond in the Rough - A True Gem! She will make a Great Addition to any Family. She can be very shy and timid at first meeting anyone but
does warm up quickly.
She has been spayed, uvulectomy (palate surgery) and colpopexy surgery in mid-February 2025.
She will require her prescription food for life: Royal Canin Ultamino Only! No additional treats! Just this diet only!
UPDATE ON MIDGE AS OF 5/15/25:
Lab Tests ran on "Midge": Comprehensive Fecal - Negative - Chem17/SDMA/Electrolytes - Normal - Canine Diarrhea Real PCR Panel - Normal - GI Panel with Spec CPL K9 - Ultrasound (Abdominal) - ACTH Stim Test - Addison Disease
Diagnosis: Addison's Disease (Hormone Imbalance)
Midge has had blood in her stools since she has been under our care. We have performed extensive tests (see above) to determine the potential cause and have placed her on a hydrolyzed diet. One of the tests performed confirmed she has hypoadrenocorticism also known as Addison's Disease. We have placed her on steroids and although she has improved significantly, she still occasionally has blood in her stools. She will need to be on steroids lifelong and therefore will need more regular veterinary exams and bloodwork every 6 months. We want to keep her on her hydrolyzed diet indefinitely as well since her stools have become more formed since starting this diet as well.
Midge came into Rescue via the Bay Area Shelter. She came into the shelter with a prolapsed rectum and chronic diarrhea. When we received Midge in Rescue she
weighed 11.25 pounds and was a walking skeleton. We ran several fecal tests/panels on her looking for anything that could be causing the excessive diarrhea. All tests were negative - Our next step was an abdominal ultrasound that showed she had inflamed bowels (Intestinal Bowel Disease) - So, then we proceeded to controlled diet change.
After 2 prescription foods - We finally hit on Royal Canin Ultamino Diet Dry Food and her stools
are getting more solid and formed. She is also gaining weight and looks completely
like another dog then the one that came into Rescue.
Midge is a very sweet girl who gets along with other dogs. She has to be fed separately from other dogs because she can be overly protective of her food. This does not surprise me because of how emaciated she was when we received her. She has just started to play and enjoys laying out on the deck sunbathing when the sun is out. She is a Diamond in the Rough - A True Gem! She will make a Great Addition to any Family. She can be very shy and timid at first meeting anyone but
does warm up quickly.
She has been spayed, uvulectomy (palate surgery) and colpopexy surgery in mid-February 2025.
She will require her prescription food for life: Royal Canin Ultamino Only! No additional treats! Just this diet only!
UPDATE ON MIDGE AS OF 5/15/25:
Lab Tests ran on "Midge": Comprehensive Fecal - Negative - Chem17/SDMA/Electrolytes - Normal - Canine Diarrhea Real PCR Panel - Normal - GI Panel with Spec CPL K9 - Ultrasound (Abdominal) - ACTH Stim Test - Addison Disease
Diagnosis: Addison's Disease (Hormone Imbalance)
Midge has had blood in her stools since she has been under our care. We have performed extensive tests (see above) to determine the potential cause and have placed her on a hydrolyzed diet. One of the tests performed confirmed she has hypoadrenocorticism also known as Addison's Disease. We have placed her on steroids and although she has improved significantly, she still occasionally has blood in her stools. She will need to be on steroids lifelong and therefore will need more regular veterinary exams and bloodwork every 6 months. We want to keep her on her hydrolyzed diet indefinitely as well since her stools have become more formed since starting this diet as well.
*If you are interested in "Midge" Please make sure you have
an application on file, before inquiring about her*
ADOPTION FEE: $1,500.00 (includes spay, colpopexy, current vaccines, heartworm tested - negative, microchip and registration, abdominal ultrasound and prescription diet).
Contact Info: [email protected]
an application on file, before inquiring about her*
ADOPTION FEE: $1,500.00 (includes spay, colpopexy, current vaccines, heartworm tested - negative, microchip and registration, abdominal ultrasound and prescription diet).
Contact Info: [email protected]
Meet "Chico-Man"
|
|
|
|
Chico is a Tri-Color, Neutered Male, 3 years old, and weighs 30.0 lbs.
Chico came into Rescue from a Friend of the Owner who has been watching Chico for the past year - They were hoping the owner could take him back, but the owner is unable to do so. Chico needs stability and structure in his life. He is a quiet boy who takes a little bit of warming up to you before he is all in! Once he is committed this Boy won't let you out of his sight! He will be your Little Buff Muscle Hamster!"
He needs a calm, quiet, relaxing household with NO CATS and we would prefer No Kids - He is fine with kids, but could easily knock them down. He gets along with spayed female smaller dogs, but we would love to see this boy get the one-on-one attention he deserves with being the only Dog in the household.
He has been recently neutered and hopefully in 3 months, he will stop marking his territory. He is really a SOFT DOG - he sometimes submissive urinates when somebody new approaches him. He is crate trained but needs work on the house training.
This boy needs someone who is committed to working with him. Chico-Man
has a lot of potential if given the chance.
Chico came into Rescue from a Friend of the Owner who has been watching Chico for the past year - They were hoping the owner could take him back, but the owner is unable to do so. Chico needs stability and structure in his life. He is a quiet boy who takes a little bit of warming up to you before he is all in! Once he is committed this Boy won't let you out of his sight! He will be your Little Buff Muscle Hamster!"
He needs a calm, quiet, relaxing household with NO CATS and we would prefer No Kids - He is fine with kids, but could easily knock them down. He gets along with spayed female smaller dogs, but we would love to see this boy get the one-on-one attention he deserves with being the only Dog in the household.
He has been recently neutered and hopefully in 3 months, he will stop marking his territory. He is really a SOFT DOG - he sometimes submissive urinates when somebody new approaches him. He is crate trained but needs work on the house training.
This boy needs someone who is committed to working with him. Chico-Man
has a lot of potential if given the chance.
ADOPTION FEE: $1,500.00 (includes neuter, uvulectomy (palate), nares surgery, microchipped, current vaccines, heartworm tested-negative, ear cytology and cleaning, flea/tick and heartworm preventative)
Contact Info: [email protected]
Contact Info: [email protected]
Meet "Cricket"
|
|
|
|
Cricket - Female Spayed -French Bulldog/Bulldog Mix - Reddish Brown and White, 3 years old and weighs: 30.0 pounds
Cricket came into Rescue via the Local Shelter. Hard to believe this cutie didn't get claimed. She is Personality Plus! She does have a heart murmur and has had her cardio echo evaluation. She is one Happy Girl who will put a smile on anybody's face. She is great on a leash and loves to go places. She is all Fun and Games - She loves to play with her toys. This girl would love to be in a family with kids. She could use some basic training and is doing well on her potty training. She came in with some skin irritation and rash, but it is clearing up nicely. |
Cricket had her Cardiology Evaluation on 10/12/23
*Cardiology Findings*
1) Severe valvular pulmonic stenosis
2) Low severe valvular aortic stenosis - Right ventricle is severely thickened and scarred.
Update: Cricket was successfully spayed on 10/26/23
She is on Atenolol (Beta Blocker) long-term - rest of life for her heart
Long-term prognosis is unknown, but Cricket is not phased by anything.
She is very active on her own and does calm down and loves to lay on her bed.
*Cardiology Findings*
1) Severe valvular pulmonic stenosis
2) Low severe valvular aortic stenosis - Right ventricle is severely thickened and scarred.
Update: Cricket was successfully spayed on 10/26/23
She is on Atenolol (Beta Blocker) long-term - rest of life for her heart
Long-term prognosis is unknown, but Cricket is not phased by anything.
She is very active on her own and does calm down and loves to lay on her bed.
*Cricket is a "DREAMGIRL" - SO MUCH FUN!!!!!!!!
Her tail wags a mile a minute and her one ear stands tall. This little Fire Cracker is a kick in the pants!
You will never be bored with Cricket in your life.
Her tail wags a mile a minute and her one ear stands tall. This little Fire Cracker is a kick in the pants!
You will never be bored with Cricket in your life.
If you are interested in "Cricket" make sure you have an application on file,
before inquiring about her.
Adoption Fee: $ 350.00 (includes spay, current vaccines, heartworm tested - negative, cardio evaluation, microchip and medication).
Contact Info: [email protected]
before inquiring about her.
Adoption Fee: $ 350.00 (includes spay, current vaccines, heartworm tested - negative, cardio evaluation, microchip and medication).
Contact Info: [email protected]
THANKS FOR CONSIDERING A RESCUE FRENCHIE FOR YOUR NEXT FAMILY ADDITION
