Happy New Year!

Welcome To 2022!

Learn About All Our Great Bulldogs and Upcoming Events!

Happy New Year!

What an amazing, and sometimes frustrating, year 2021 was for everyone. Rescue has faced many challenges with so many dogs being abandoned and surrendered. Yet with your help and the help of so many, we have been up to the challenge. For many rescues, it boils down to how many dogs can they care for based on how much money is in the bank. With your support, our bank balance has continued in good shape most of the year.

Our biggest challenge is recruiting fosters in the Dallas-Ft. Worth area. While we have added more new families in 2021 than probably any other year, we still need more. We never want to turn a dog away because we have no place for it to go. Many fosters have doubled and tripled up this year to help out. They will tell you it is one of the most rewarding things that have done.

Fosters are a key to everything we do for the Bulldogs. Training and support are always provided. We need willing and open hearts to share their time and love. For more information on our foster program, please check out our website. You can also complete an application to foster on the website. If you have questions about fostering or need more information on how you can get involved, please email us.

So if you have a compassionate heart and a love for animals, we have a place for you.

Bulldog Spotlight--

Meet Sammy Elliot

Please welcome Sammy Elliot to our rescue family! This was the last Bulldog to join our rescue in 2021 and he will be one that we may remember the most. Sammy had a mother who was known to be a hoarder. And her favorite thing to hoard was puppies.

Animal Control had been to her house because of the number of puppies she had collected. In November, she was supposed to take Sammy to the the animal shelter so he could join rescue. Sammy's mother never showed up with him because she decided to let a "family friend" take him and keep him safe for her.

But here is Sammy now—starved to death, urine-stained fur and feces caked between his toes. And a prolapsed penis.

Sammy is not sure why he's been treated this way. What had he done to deserve this? After all, he's just 11 months old and only weighs 23 pounds! He was supposed to be loved forever.

Sammy was taken to an emergency vet where they successfully treated his prolapsed penis. He also received a steroid shot to help with the swelling.

He then went home with a foster. She stated, “He peed several times and does not seem to be in any pain. Sammy is resting comfortably after eating two bowls of chicken and rice. I will start adding FortiFlora to his food and will make some 'Satin Balls' to help him gain some much-needed weight. He is the sweetest pup and has given me several kisses and hugs!”

Sammy says thank you for allowing us to save him.

For more information on Sammy, check out his page on our website.

Amazon Wish List

Our standard Amazon Wish List is still active as well. Check out http://amzn.to/2dUQRXL. Items purchased through that list will ship directly to us. This is a great way to donate items to our fosters and their foster dogs during the year.