Betty the French Bulldog Adoption **COMPLETE**
- Rescue French Bulldogs
- Feb 28, 2024
- 1 min read
Updated: Mar 7, 2024
**ADOPTION COMPLETE**
Betty for French Bulldog Adoption
"Betty" is a 3 month old French Bulldog Girl
Betty is looking for a new family to join (Dallas, Texas pick-up, if out of state, travel arrangements must be made with foster family/adoption coordinator). She is currently with a foster family in Dallas and ready for her new home & family. She is cute, sassy, and sweet with lots of love she will be a great companion. She is up to date with shots, deworming, and ready for adoption today.
"Betty"
ADOPTION INSTRUCTIONS
*For the foster families' safety and health of the dog, Rescue French Bulldogs does not disclose location. We don't set up meet and greets prior to inquires for sanitary and security purposes. FaceTime or Video Call is available if needed. Once the new family is chosen, we will guide you through a step by step process to bring your new rescue dog home. All animals at RFB are surrendered anonymously then brought to good health before starting the re-family process. All dogs come with a tax deductible donation receipt, all donations are non-refundable. Please email: info@rescuefrenchbulldogs.org and reference the adoption animal's name for instructions to adopt.
DONATE TO FRENCH BULLDOG RESCUE
*Your donations help with food, medical attention, grooming, foster care, research, and our re-family process for rescues dogs. With your generosity, Rescue French Bulldogs will be able to unite French Bulldogs with loving new families.
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I would love to have a Slither io dog like that. Are there any dogs of this breed still available for adoption?