Bennett Bartholomew

Bennett Bartholomew might have a big name, but his story starts with a humble beginning. His parents, Hank and Lucy, were abandoned and left to fend for themselves—Lucy, pregnant, was locked inside an empty apartment while Hank was tied to the porch outside. For over a week, they waited without food or water until a kind-hearted stranger came to their rescue. That very night, in the safety of a foster home, Lucy gave birth to six puppies. Bennett is one of those little miracles.<br/><br/>Looking like a perfect blend of his parents with a dash of dachshund charm, Bennett is a total sweetheart wrapped in a mischievous little package. He loves his toys (don’t even think about touching his favorites!) and takes great pride in hoarding them in his cozy bed, which he treats like a treasure chest. He’s playful, clever, and always up to something—but it’s impossible to stay mad at him with that sweet face and loving nature.<br/><br/>At 10 weeks old, Bennett will be neutered, microchipped, and fully vetted on July 23rd. We’re now accepting applications to find him a forever home filled with love, laughter, and maybe a few extra toys—because this boy believes you can never have too many.<br/><br/>****PLEASE READ CAREFULLY ****QUESTIONS TO ASK YOURSELF BEFORE ADOPTING ANY PET: Adoption should NEVER be an impulsive decision, it must be thought out carefully. Adopting a pet is a 15 to 20+ year commitment. Can we afford to care properly for our new family member? If we're renting do they allow pets here? Is there a pet deposit? Can we afford the pet deposit? What if we get sick, what if our pet becomes ill and has to see a veterinarian? Pets requires routine check-ups, annual vaccines, quality food, many necessities and toys, can we afford this? These are all questions a responsible pet owner must ask themselves. If you can make this type of commitment, please take a moment to email us for an application: friendsofthetas@gmail.com

Bennett Bartholomew might have a big name, but his story starts with a humble beginning. His parents, Hank and Lucy, were abandoned and left to fend for themselves—Lucy, pregnant, was locked inside an empty apartment while Hank was tied to the porch outside. For over a week, they waited without food or water until a kind-hearted stranger came to their rescue. That very night, in the safety of a foster home, Lucy gave birth to six puppies. Bennett is one of those little miracles.

Looking like a perfect blend of his parents with a dash of dachshund charm, Bennett is a total sweetheart wrapped in a mischievous little package. He loves his toys (don’t even think about touching his favorites!) and takes great pride in hoarding them in his cozy bed, which he treats like a treasure chest. He’s playful, clever, and always up to something—but it’s impossible to stay mad at him with that sweet face and loving nature.

At 10 weeks old, Bennett will be neutered, microchipped, and fully vetted on July 23rd. We’re now acc

Bennett Bartholomew might have a big name, but his story starts with a humble beginning. His parents, Hank and Lucy, were abandoned and left to fend for themselves—Lucy, pregnant, was locked inside an empty apartment while Hank was tied to the porch outside. For over a week, they waited without food or water until a kind-hearted stranger came to their rescue. That very night, in the safety of a foster home, Lucy gave birth to six puppies. Bennett is one of those little miracles.

Looking like a perfect blend of his parents with a dash of dachshund charm, Bennett is a total sweetheart wrapped in a mischievous little package. He loves his toys (don’t even think about touching his favorites!) and takes great pride in hoarding them in his cozy bed, which he treats like a treasure chest. He’s playful, clever, and always up to something—but it’s impossible to stay mad at him with that sweet face and loving nature.

At 10 weeks old, Bennett will be neutered, microchipped, and fully vetted on July 23rd. We’re now accepting applications to find him a forever home filled with love, laughter, and maybe a few extra toys—because this boy believes you can never have too many.

****PLEASE READ CAREFULLY ****QUESTIONS TO ASK YOURSELF BEFORE ADOPTING ANY PET: Adoption should NEVER be an impulsive decision, it must be thought out carefully. Adopting a pet is a 15 to 20+ year commitment. Can we afford to care pr