TITAN

Breed French Bulldogs<br/>Age 2-5 yrs <br/>Adoption Fee $250<br/>weight 29 lbs <br/><br/><br/>Meet Titan — a beautiful boy estimated to be between 2–5 years old.<br/><br/>Titan’s story began in a heartbreaking way. He was abandoned at an animal shelter in a soft (fabric) crate, which he managed to escape. A few hours later, animal control found him hiding in one of their carports. <br/>He was covered in infected bite wounds, clearly the result of a serious attack. <br/><br/>He had been left with medication, and we later learned that he likely came from a home where another dog had attacked him. The previous owner even contacted us about taking Titan, but instead of following proper surrender procedures, he was abandoned.<br/><br/>Despite everything he had been through, we knew Titan deserved a second chance. We stepped in to ensure he wouldn’t be euthanized and gave him the care he needed.<br/><br/>Since then, Titan has been seen by our veterinarian. His medication was adjusted, and we’ve used specialized treatments to help speed up his healing. With time, patience, and lots of love, he has made a remarkable recovery.<br/><br/>Today, Titan is a much happier dog. He loves treats, enjoys going on walks, and has a great time playing with toys. Most of all, he truly enjoys spending time with our volunteers and being surrounded by people who care about him. Since then, he has been tested with larger dogs, and he does not do well. So, he either needs to be an only dog or smaller breed dogs only. <br/><br/>Titan did develop a hematoma that has since turned into what’s known as “cauliflower ear.” According to our vet, there is no remaining fluid—only scar tissue—so no further treatment is needed currently.<br/><br/>A “cauliflower ear” in dogs is a swollen, disfigured pinna (outer ear flap) caused by trauma or infection, leading to a crinkled appearance. It occurs when an ear hematoma (fluid buildup between the cartilage and skin) is poorly treated or left untreated, permanently altering the ear’s shape and causing a crinkled cauliflower-like appearance.<br/><br/>Here’s what that means going forward:<br/>1. No reversal in most cases<br/>• Once scar tissue forms, the ear won’t return to its original shape without surgical intervention. <br/>• Even with surgery, cosmetic correction is uncommon and usually not recommended unless there’s a medical reason. <br/>2. Usually not painful anymore<br/>• The painful phase is during the active hematoma or infection. <br/>• If Titan is acting normal (enjoying treats, walks, social time), that’s a very good sign he’s comfortable. <br/>3. Watch for ongoing ear health<br/>Dogs with cauliflower ear can be more prone to issues like:<br/>• Reduced airflow in the ear <br/>• Wax buildup <br/>• Recurring infections <br/>So, it’s helpful to:<br/>• Check his ears regularly for redness, odor, or discharge <br/>• Keep them clean (with vet-approved cleaner) <br/>• Follow up quickly if you notice scratching or head shaking <br/><br/><br/>Breed French Bulldogs<br/>Age 2-5 yrs <br/>Adoption Fee $250<br/>weight 29 lbs <br/><br/>Currently ARF does not adopt out of state. <br/><br/>How to Adopt a Dog from ARF<br/>Animal Rescue of Fresno is a Volunteer Managed & Operated Dog Rescue.<br/>We are available by Appointment Only. <br/>Adoptions begin with an Approved Application. <br/>You can find the application on our website at www.arf-fresno.com <br/><br/><br/>Application can be found in the drop-down menu above, click "ADOPT" <br/>Mobile users click three lines at top of page to see "ADOPT"<br/>Business Hours: By Appointment Only<br/><br/>We will review each submitted application, then contact the approved adopter via email. If that person /family has changed their mind, we will move to the next approved adopter. Thank you for understanding.<br/><br/>Animal Rescue of Fresno is located at 4545 East Dakota Ave., Fresno, CA 93726 Visit our website, Facebook fan page or call us for our current hours. Call us at: 559-225-5715 website at http://www.arf-fresno.com and our Facebook fan page address is https://www.facebook.com/AnimalRescueFresno <br/> <br/>Animal Rescue of Fresno is supported solely by donations from you. If you would like to sponsor this pet and provide for its food, accessories, and supplies for one month (appx. $40 please visit Paypal.com and send your donation to canine@arf-fresno.com <br/>Thank you in advance! Donations can also be made on our website at http://www.arf-fresno.

Breed French Bulldogs
Age 2-5 yrs
Adoption Fee $250
weight 29 lbs


Meet Titan — a beautiful boy estimated to be between 2–5 years old.

Titan’s story began in a heartbreaking way. He was abandoned at an animal shelter in a soft (fabric) crate, which he managed to escape. A few hours later, animal control found him hiding in one of their carports.
He was covered in infected bite wounds, clearly the result of a serious attack.

He had been left with medication, and we later learned that he likely came from a home where another dog had attacked him. The previous owner even contacted us about taking Titan, but instead of following proper surrender procedures, he was abandoned.

Despite everything he had been through, we knew Titan deserved a second chance. We stepped in to ensure he wouldn’t be euthanized and gave him the care he needed.

Since then, Titan has been seen by our veterinarian. His medication was adjusted, and we’ve used specialized treatments to help

Breed French Bulldogs
Age 2-5 yrs
Adoption Fee $250
weight 29 lbs


Meet Titan — a beautiful boy estimated to be between 2–5 years old.

Titan’s story began in a heartbreaking way. He was abandoned at an animal shelter in a soft (fabric) crate, which he managed to escape. A few hours later, animal control found him hiding in one of their carports.
He was covered in infected bite wounds, clearly the result of a serious attack.

He had been left with medication, and we later learned that he likely came from a home where another dog had attacked him. The previous owner even contacted us about taking Titan, but instead of following proper surrender procedures, he was abandoned.

Despite everything he had been through, we knew Titan deserved a second chance. We stepped in to ensure he wouldn’t be euthanized and gave him the care he needed.

Since then, Titan has been seen by our veterinarian. His medication was adjusted, and we’ve used specialized treatments to help speed up his healing. With time, patience, and lots of love, he has made a remarkable recovery.

Today, Titan is a much happier dog. He loves treats, enjoys going on walks, and has a great time playing with toys. Most of all, he truly enjoys spending time with our volunteers and being surrounded by people who care about him. Since then, he has been tested with larger dogs, and he does no