



Bunny
- Adult
- Female
- Small
About Bunny
Los Angeles, CA
Breed
Physical Traits
Behavior
Health
Bunny's Compatibility
This pet has unknown compatibility with kids.
This pet has good compatibility with dogs.
This pet has unknown compatibility with cats.
This pet has unknown compatibility with other animals.
Adoption Fee
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Bunny's Story
Breed: French Bulldog<br/>Age: 6 yrs.<br/>Weight: 21 lbs.<br/>Good with dogs: yes<br/>Good with cats: unsure<br/>Good with kids: unsure<br/>Energy level: unsure<br/>Good with men/strangers: yes<br/>Hypoallergenic: no<br/><br/>Special home requirements or medical: none<br/><br/>Additional info:<br/><br/>Bunny is a six year old French Bulldog with a heartbreaking past and a beautiful future ahead of her. She spent her entire life trapped in a breeder cage, never seeing daylight, used only for repeated pregnancies, C sections, and caring for litter after litter. When she was finally rescued in Las Vegas with her brother Barnaby, her journey to healing began.<br/><br/>During her spay surgery, doctors discovered extensive scar tissue from multiple C sections, along with a possible retained mass or baby that had caused serious internal damage. The tissue had spread around her kidney and bladder, and one kidney was no longer functioning properly and had to be removed. Despite everything, Bunny pulled through like the miracle she is.<br/><br/>Now this playful, loving girl is learning how to simply be a dog, and she loves everyone she meets. She is learning the basics of potty training, leash walking, living in a home as a pet, and feeling the warmth of love. <br/><br/>If you are not ready to adopt just yet and would like to help in other ways, please consider clicking on the green Sponsor Me button above to help this dog receive the best care we can give. We rely on the generosity of others to make rescuing dogs possible.<br/><br/>IF YOU ARE INTERESTED IN ADOPTING THIS DOG, PLEASE MAKE SURE YOU HAVE READ THE DOG'S INFORMATION CAREFULLY. ONCE YOU HAVE DONE SO, PLEASE DO THE FOLLOWING:<br/>1. Visit www.dogswithoutborders.org<br/>2. Then fill out an online ADOPTION APPLICATION - http://dogswithoutborders.org/adopt-a-dog/adoption-application/<br/>3. Please wait to hear from our representative in approximately 48 hours on weekdays.<br/>4. To learn more about our adoption process, please look up our Adoption FAQs. - http://dogswithoutborders.org/adopt-a-dog/adoption-faq/
Breed: French Bulldog
Age: 6 yrs.
Weight: 21 lbs.
Good with dogs: yes
Good with cats: unsure
Good with kids: unsure
Energy level: unsure
Good with men/strangers: yes
Hypoallergenic: no
Special home requirements or medical: none
Additional info:
Bunny is a six year old French Bulldog with a heartbreaking past and a beautiful future ahead of her. She spent her entire life trapped in a breeder cage, never seeing daylight, used only for repeated pregnancies, C sections, and caring for litter after litter. When she was finally rescued in Las Vegas with her brother Barnaby, her journey to healing began.
During her spay surgery, doctors discovered extensive scar tissue from multiple C sections, along with a possible retained mass or baby that had caused serious internal damage. The tissue had spread around her kidney and bladder, and one kidney was no longer functioning properly and had to be removed. Despite everything, Bunny pulled through like the m
Breed: French Bulldog
Age: 6 yrs.
Weight: 21 lbs.
Good with dogs: yes
Good with cats: unsure
Good with kids: unsure
Energy level: unsure
Good with men/strangers: yes
Hypoallergenic: no
Special home requirements or medical: none
Additional info:
Bunny is a six year old French Bulldog with a heartbreaking past and a beautiful future ahead of her. She spent her entire life trapped in a breeder cage, never seeing daylight, used only for repeated pregnancies, C sections, and caring for litter after litter. When she was finally rescued in Las Vegas with her brother Barnaby, her journey to healing began.
During her spay surgery, doctors discovered extensive scar tissue from multiple C sections, along with a possible retained mass or baby that had caused serious internal damage. The tissue had spread around her kidney and bladder, and one kidney was no longer functioning properly and had to be removed. Despite everything, Bunny pulled through like the miracle she is.
Now this playful, loving girl is learning how to simply be a dog, and she loves everyone she meets. She is learning the basics of potty training, leash walking, living in a home as a pet, and feeling the warmth of love.
If you are not ready to adopt just yet and would like to help in other ways, please consider clicking on the green Sponsor Me button above to he
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