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Meet "Hot Wheels Brody"
I am a 10 yr old neutered male French bulldog with IVDD, (Intervertebral Disc Disease) called Brody.
He uses walking wheels and gets around well in areas with grass and rugs/carpet. He is very sweet and gentle, well-behaved and has several tricks up his sleeve (can play dead with bang bang, sit, speak, lay down, high five either front paw, go to bed, etc). He loves to sunbathe and take long naps--a very calm and old souls he is. We love him dearly.
He was rescued from a breeder at around 7 months as the breeder say they could not sell him. The breeder would have put him down to his grade 4 heart murmur. With the support of a great team of cardiologists, Brody has since undergone a balloon valvuloplasty and recovered excellently. Within the last year, he has had IVDD.
Unfortunately, my dad, who had been caring for Brody, has had ongoing surgery on his legs and is unable to give Brody the quality of life he deserves. I've managed to care for Brody up until recently as I have just given birth to a beautiful baby girl who came earlier than her due date. As much as I would love to keep him with me and baby, it is much too difficult financially as it is. I work full time and my apartment does not allow pets. But I've managed to care for him best I can whilst recovering. I wanted to reach out hoping NorCal French Bulldog Rescue or anyone you know can help find a loving home for Brody.
Brody gets along with all pets, dogs, and cats. He is potty trained, but due to his IVDD has been on diapers - toddler size 6 to be specific.
He uses walking wheels and gets around well in areas with grass and rugs/carpet. He is very sweet and gentle, well-behaved and has several tricks up his sleeve (can play dead with bang bang, sit, speak, lay down, high five either front paw, go to bed, etc). He loves to sunbathe and take long naps--a very calm and old souls he is. We love him dearly.
He was rescued from a breeder at around 7 months as the breeder say they could not sell him. The breeder would have put him down to his grade 4 heart murmur. With the support of a great team of cardiologists, Brody has since undergone a balloon valvuloplasty and recovered excellently. Within the last year, he has had IVDD.
Unfortunately, my dad, who had been caring for Brody, has had ongoing surgery on his legs and is unable to give Brody the quality of life he deserves. I've managed to care for Brody up until recently as I have just given birth to a beautiful baby girl who came earlier than her due date. As much as I would love to keep him with me and baby, it is much too difficult financially as it is. I work full time and my apartment does not allow pets. But I've managed to care for him best I can whilst recovering. I wanted to reach out hoping NorCal French Bulldog Rescue or anyone you know can help find a loving home for Brody.
Brody gets along with all pets, dogs, and cats. He is potty trained, but due to his IVDD has been on diapers - toddler size 6 to be specific.
Brody is located in Los Angeles, California
If you are interested in "Brody" and think you can offer him a Home
PLEASE FILL OUT ONLINE APPLICATION on this website and we will forward applications to his Mom for review. Owner will be screening and choosing new home for Brody.
If you are interested in "Brody" and think you can offer him a Home
PLEASE FILL OUT ONLINE APPLICATION on this website and we will forward applications to his Mom for review. Owner will be screening and choosing new home for Brody.
Meet Ms Rosie
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*ADOPTION PENDING* - Rosie is our latest rescue that we picked up from our local animal shelter.
She has a chip that cannot be tracked to any owner and nobody ever came to the shelter to claim her. Rosie is a Senior Citizen at the young age of 10 years old. This little tike has still got it - She is an active senior who likes to get up and go for a walk, but literally enjoys being next to you on the couch getting lots of belly rubs. She really enjoys the one on one attention. This girl can steal your heart. She does have chronic dry eye and requires daily eye
medication for the rest of her life.
We are trying to keep her quiet because when she came into rescue she was diagnosed positive for heartworms. She has since been treated and doing very well. We are looking for a quiet household that is looking to spoil this kid.
She deserves to have her remaining days be special. No senior citizen deserves to be in the shelter. Rosie does not do well with young kids. She gets along with some dogs, but not all of them.
She has a chip that cannot be tracked to any owner and nobody ever came to the shelter to claim her. Rosie is a Senior Citizen at the young age of 10 years old. This little tike has still got it - She is an active senior who likes to get up and go for a walk, but literally enjoys being next to you on the couch getting lots of belly rubs. She really enjoys the one on one attention. This girl can steal your heart. She does have chronic dry eye and requires daily eye
medication for the rest of her life.
We are trying to keep her quiet because when she came into rescue she was diagnosed positive for heartworms. She has since been treated and doing very well. We are looking for a quiet household that is looking to spoil this kid.
She deserves to have her remaining days be special. No senior citizen deserves to be in the shelter. Rosie does not do well with young kids. She gets along with some dogs, but not all of them.
If you are interested in Rosie, PLEASE HAVE APPLICATION ON FILE BEFORE INQUIRING ABOUT THIS GIRL.
Adoption Fee: $200.00 (includes 6 months of Heartworm Preventive, current on vaccines, eye medications)
Contact Info: Prungo2@aol.com
Adoption Fee: $200.00 (includes 6 months of Heartworm Preventive, current on vaccines, eye medications)
Contact Info: Prungo2@aol.com
Meet Rooster
*ADOPTION PENDING* - Meet "Rooster" our 1-year-old Deaf Male neutered French Bulldog.
Rooster is a Big Boy weighing in at 32 lbs. This Boy has a lot of love to give and he loves to play with his toys. Rooster is crate trained and completely house trained. Rooster enjoys his toys and can be very mouthy when playing. He knows some hand signs (signals) and follows them. He is a quick learner and can sit and shake hands and give high fives.
He will do anything for treats. He has basic training down, but is looking for that right owner who is ready to take him to the next level. We have a professional trainer working with Rooster - she is trying to determine whether he should be placed with another dog or by himself. He gets in a bit over his head with rough play and you need to stay on top of him to manage it. So, he requires a lot of management with redirecting his attention when he begins to get to rough. He would be fine for someone who is home all the time and wants to deal with him. He does use barking to communicate, which can be loud and annoying, but ignoring him while he is barking does have it's advantages, but it is hard to do. If we place him with another dog it has to be a bigger dog who can hold it's own with rough playing and constant pestering. Rooster can be a nuisance. The trainer says when he first came to her he did not read the other dogs body language, but is getting better. This boy has a lot of potential in the right hands. He is very smart and very motivated, just needs to be redirected when interacting with other dogs when he becomes over the top aroused. NO small children.
No Cats - he is to overwhelming for cats. He is EXTREMELY ACTIVE and may or may not need another dog (Larger then him) who can wear him out. We will not place Rooster with a Senior Dog, it wouldn't be fair to the Senior Pet. Rooster can be very overwhelming with his hyperness. We do have an excellent trainer we recommend for Frenchies and one who specializes in Deaf Dogs. Rooster has his own vibrating color and is looking forward to his next adventure. PLEASE ONLY INQUIRE IF YOU HAVE THE TIME TO REALLY WORK WITH THIS HANDSOME BOY. Trainers notes:He has a rough-and-rowdy play style, so he needs to live with another larger dog that can handle that AND correct him appropriately. Beefy's new owner will want to continue working on his "manners"; he already has some training with a pager collar, and that should continue. He is potty-trained, crate-trained, sleeps at night in a crate, all of which should continue to help with his training. Structure, management and activity, especially during the first 90 days with Beefy, will help him settle in appropriately and learn the ropes of his new home
Rooster is a Big Boy weighing in at 32 lbs. This Boy has a lot of love to give and he loves to play with his toys. Rooster is crate trained and completely house trained. Rooster enjoys his toys and can be very mouthy when playing. He knows some hand signs (signals) and follows them. He is a quick learner and can sit and shake hands and give high fives.
He will do anything for treats. He has basic training down, but is looking for that right owner who is ready to take him to the next level. We have a professional trainer working with Rooster - she is trying to determine whether he should be placed with another dog or by himself. He gets in a bit over his head with rough play and you need to stay on top of him to manage it. So, he requires a lot of management with redirecting his attention when he begins to get to rough. He would be fine for someone who is home all the time and wants to deal with him. He does use barking to communicate, which can be loud and annoying, but ignoring him while he is barking does have it's advantages, but it is hard to do. If we place him with another dog it has to be a bigger dog who can hold it's own with rough playing and constant pestering. Rooster can be a nuisance. The trainer says when he first came to her he did not read the other dogs body language, but is getting better. This boy has a lot of potential in the right hands. He is very smart and very motivated, just needs to be redirected when interacting with other dogs when he becomes over the top aroused. NO small children.
No Cats - he is to overwhelming for cats. He is EXTREMELY ACTIVE and may or may not need another dog (Larger then him) who can wear him out. We will not place Rooster with a Senior Dog, it wouldn't be fair to the Senior Pet. Rooster can be very overwhelming with his hyperness. We do have an excellent trainer we recommend for Frenchies and one who specializes in Deaf Dogs. Rooster has his own vibrating color and is looking forward to his next adventure. PLEASE ONLY INQUIRE IF YOU HAVE THE TIME TO REALLY WORK WITH THIS HANDSOME BOY. Trainers notes:He has a rough-and-rowdy play style, so he needs to live with another larger dog that can handle that AND correct him appropriately. Beefy's new owner will want to continue working on his "manners"; he already has some training with a pager collar, and that should continue. He is potty-trained, crate-trained, sleeps at night in a crate, all of which should continue to help with his training. Structure, management and activity, especially during the first 90 days with Beefy, will help him settle in appropriately and learn the ropes of his new home
IF you are interested in this Handsome Frenchmen,
PLEASE have an application on file before inquiring about this Boy!
ADOPTION FEE: $500.00 (includes 6 months Heart worm Preventative, current vaccines, microchip and Consult with Trainer).
Contact: Prungo2@aol.com
PLEASE have an application on file before inquiring about this Boy!
ADOPTION FEE: $500.00 (includes 6 months Heart worm Preventative, current vaccines, microchip and Consult with Trainer).
Contact: Prungo2@aol.com
THANKS FOR CONSIDERING A RESCUE FRENCHIE FOR YOUR NEXT FAMILY ADDITION
