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Ours is an appealing and very popular breed. Unfortunately, not everyone who acquires a bulldog understands the breed's unique needs. Often bullies find themselves without a home because of health or behavioral problems. Others need a rescue because of the loss of an elderly owner. Our club is dedicated to the idea that all bullies need a good forever home. We at BCCS adhere to the principles set forth by the Bulldog Club of America's Rescue Network. Please visit their website at www.bca.org and click on the rescue page. There you will find information about adopting a dog in rescue or instructions about how to surrender a bully into the rescue program. Our rescue dog, Bubba, was left in the night drop-box at the humane
society. Their vet determined that he has a chronic ear infection and panis, a
condition that will eventually leave him blind. He was estimated to be 9-ish
years old. The humane society decided to ask our rescue to take him. That was
in May 2006.
Bubba has been placed twice. He was returned the first time because he
chased one of their cats. The second time his new family thought he was lonely
for animal company. Although he would not play with my dogs, he did follow them
around the house and the yard.
Currently, he is still with me and manages quite well, although his
eyesight continues to deteriorate.
Dee Anne
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