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Lou E in Florida

FBVadmin — Tue, 30 Jun 2026 13:00:00 +0000

Lou E is not yet ready for adoption. We are still evaluating his personality and needs. An email notification will be sent when he becomes ready for adoption. If you wish to receive the notification, please sign up for our mailing list at the top of the front page of our website. Adoption fees are set at the time a dog goes available, and applications can only be submitted at that time. Please follow our website and social media pages for updates on Lou E!

Meet Lou E, a 5‑year‑old, 23‑pound bundle of affection who has just arrived in rescue and is already charming everyone he meets.

Small in size but huge in heart, Lou E is the kind of dog who leans in for love and lights up the moment someone gives him attention. And attention is his favorite thing — he soaks it up and gives it right back with that gentle, easy sweetness that makes him impossible not to adore.

Lou E is wonderful with other dogs, big or small, and he does beautifully with kids ages 7 and up. He’s housebroken, neutered, and fully up to date on vaccines. He does have some minor allergies, but they’re easily managed and don’t dim his sunny personality one bit.

Right now, Lou E is settling into rescue, getting the care he needs, and showing us more of who he is each day. He’ll soon be ready for adoption, and we already know this sweet boy is going to make someone incredibly happy.

We greatly appreciate any and all donations! Your donations will help us provide Lou E with some basic essentials, such as a leash and food, as well as help us cover some of his vet bills.

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Scarlet in Pennsylvania

FBVadmin — Sun, 21 Jun 2026 15:52:05 +0000

Scarlet is not yet ready for adoption. We are still evaluating her personality and addressing her medical needs. An email notification will be sent when she becomes ready for adoption. If you wish to receive the notification, please sign up for our mailing list at the top of the front page of our website. Adoption fees are set at the time a dog goes available, and applications can only be submitted at that time. Please follow our website and social media pages for updates on Scarlet!

Meet Scarlet — the little red‑hot heart‑melter who has officially floated into French Bulldog Village like a soft, snuggly cloud of joy.

At 7 years old and 28 perfectly adorable pounds, Scarlet is the kind of girl who makes you instantly rethink your priorities. Long walk? She votes no thank you. Lap time with snacks? She votes absolutely, immediately, and forever. Her love language is 100% cuddles, and she gives them with the devotion of a dog who believes her purpose on Earth is to be your warm, wiggly shadow.

Scarlet is sweetness wrapped in manners; the kind of well‑behaved little lady who makes you wonder how you ever lived without her. She lives to love and be loved — simple as that. If she could design her perfect day, it would be:

Wake up
Snuggle
Snack
Snuggle again
Repeat steps 2–4 until bedtime

She’s currently getting all her vetting done — vaccines, spay, dental care — so she’ll be polished, pampered, and ready to join the very lucky family who gets to call her theirs.

For now, she’s soaking up the good life in her foster home, charming everyone with her gentle spirit and soft, soulful presence. Scarlet is the kind of dog who doesn’t just join a family — she completes one.

Stay tuned… this little lovebug is going to make someone’s world so much sweeter.

We greatly appreciate any and all donations! Your donations will help us provide Scarlet with some basic essentials, such as a leash and food, as well as help us cover some of her vet bills.

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Draco in Canada

FBVadmin — Mon, 01 Jun 2026 22:00:00 +0000

Draco is not yet ready for adoption. We are still evaluating his personality and addressing his medical needs. An email notification will be sent when he becomes ready for adoption. If you wish to receive the notification, please sign up for our mailing list at the top of the front page of our website. Adoption fees are set at the time a dog goes available, and applications can only be submitted at that time. Please follow our website and social media pages for updates on Draco!

Meet Draco (aka Drake) — the unbreakable little warrior whose spirit refuses to stay down, even when his body has tried its hardest to slow him.

At just 3 years old and 28 pounds, Draco has already lived through more than most dogs ever will. Three months ago, he went down in the back end, and despite vet care, medications, and strict crate rest, he has not regained the ability to stand or walk. He also has no control of his bladder and bowels. By the time he reached rescue, he also had significant wounds on his back feet from dragging himself.

And yet… this boy arrived smiling.

The Heart of Draco

Draco is pure sunshine wrapped in a body that’s been through a storm. He loves people with his whole being, melts into affection, and greets every moment with a quiet, gentle joy. He adores his crate, stays calm and peaceful, and seems to get along beautifully with other dogs. His foster mom says he radiates gratitude — the kind of dog who looks at you like you hung the moon.

He may not be able to walk, but he is absolutely full of life.

His Medical Journey

Draco’s previous owner tried to help him, but his condition never improved. Because he cannot empty his bladder or bowels on his own, his foster mom is expressing his bladder and stimulating his bowels numerous times a day — and Draco takes it all in stride.

He arrived with a wheelchair, but it’s far too small for him, so he’ll need a properly fitted one to help him zoom around the way he deserves.

He has already been to the vet for a full checkup, vaccines, and treatment for hookworms, and he will soon be seeing a neurologist to determine whether there is any chance of regaining some function in his legs. We don’t know what the future holds, but we do know this: Draco isn’t giving up.

A New Chapter

Draco is resting safely in his foster home in Canada, soaking up lots of love and care. His journey is far from simple, and he will one day need a very special adopter — someone patient, committed, and ready to love a dog who needs help with his daily care.

But Draco is worth every bit of it.

He is joy. He is resilience. He is hope in a wiggly, smiling, determined little body.

And he is finally safe.

We greatly appreciate any and all donations! Your donations will help us provide Draco with some basic essentials, such as a leash and food, as well as help us cover some of his vet bills.

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Rubble in Connecticut

FBVadmin — Mon, 25 May 2026 22:00:00 +0000

Rubble is not yet ready for adoption. We are still evaluating his personality and addressing his medical needs. An email notification will be sent when he becomes ready for adoption. If you wish to receive the notification, please sign up for our mailing list at the top of the front page of our website. Adoption fees are set at the time a dog goes available, and applications can only be submitted at that time. Please follow our website and social media pages for updates on Rubble!

Meet Rubble — the 10‑year‑young gentleman who proves age is nothing but a number.

Rubble is that rare, heart‑melting mix of easygoing, goofy, and wonderfully well‑mannered. At about 34 pounds, he’s the perfect “just right” size — big enough for adventures, small enough for couch snuggles — and he carries himself with the joyful energy of a dog who still has so much life and love to give.

Rubble’s foster family describes him as an absolute dream. He’s fully housebroken, walks like a perfect angel on a leash, and is beautifully behaved in his crate (though he’ll wiggle with excitement when you come home — he can’t help it, he loves his people). He sleeps happily at the end of the bed or tucked into his crate, whichever fits your routine.

Socially, Rubble is a star. He does wonderfully with dogs of all sizes and has that lovely, respectful play style — he’ll romp if the other dog wants to, and he’ll back off politely if they don’t. He hasn’t been tested with cats yet, but based on his temperament, we don’t expect him to react poorly. He’s not a big toy guy, but hand him a good bone and he’s in heaven.

Personality‑wise, Rubble is a goofball with a huge heart. He’s affectionate and gentle, happy to let you hug and cuddle him, but he’s not demanding about it. He’s the kind of dog who quietly fits into your life, brings joy without asking for much, and makes every day feel a little lighter.

Health‑wise, Rubble is already neutered and will be heading to the vet for his initial checkup and to have a small lump on his eyelid evaluated. He’s feeling great, full of pep, and ready for the next chapter.

Rubble is the whole package — sweet, steady, silly, and so easy to love. When he’s ready, he’ll be looking for a family who will cherish his golden‑year sparkle and give him the warm, happy home he deserves.

We greatly appreciate any and all donations! Your donations will help us provide Rubble with some basic essentials, such as a leash and food, as well as help us cover some of his vet bills.

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PJ in Maryland

FBVadmin — Tue, 19 May 2026 22:00:00 +0000

PJ is not yet ready for adoption. We are still evaluating his personality and addressing his medical needs. An email notification will be sent when he becomes ready for adoption. If you wish to receive the notification, please sign up for our mailing list at the top of the front page of our website. Adoption fees are set at the time a dog goes available, and applications can only be submitted at that time. Please follow our website and social media pages for updates on PJ!

Officially introducing PJ — the little Frenchie with the biggest comeback story and an even bigger zest for life.

At just over 1.5 years old and 22 pounds of black‑and‑tan charm, PJ arrived to rescue in rough shape. He could barely breathe, and anything he ate or drank came right back up. His foster mom quickly realized something was seriously wrong and took him to the emergency vet where he underwent bloodwork and chest x-rays that showed concern for aspiration pneumonia.

Three days later, this brave boy was in emergency BOAS surgery… and that’s when everything changed.

Today, PJ is breathing freely, neutered, healing beautifully, and back to bouncing around like the happy, goofy youngster he was always meant to be. His regurgitation is still a work in progress, but Reglan has helped tremendously, and his foster family is cheering him on every step of the way. If needed, he may visit an internal medicine specialist — but for now, he’s thriving. He’s also finishing antibiotics for Lyme disease and has an ear infection that’s clearing up nicely.

Through it all, PJ has been nothing but sweetness, sunshine, and pure Frenchie joy.

He loves everyone he meets. He gets along wonderfully with dogs, thinks the cat is pretty cool, and charms the vet staff every time he walks through the door. He’s housebroken, crate trained, and good on a leash — though he hasn’t had many long walks yet.

PJ is full of energy and loves to play, but he does need someone who can help him stay calm enough to avoid triggering regurgitation. When left alone, he must be safely contained so he doesn’t get into any mischief.

He adores toys, bones, cuddles, and being part of whatever his people are doing. His heart is huge, his spirit is bright, and his resilience is nothing short of inspiring.

PJ is stealing hearts everywhere he goes and when he is ready to find his forever home, maybe he will steal your heart too.

We greatly appreciate any and all donations! Your donations will help us provide PJ with some basic essentials, such as a leash and food, as well as help us cover some of his vet bills.

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Buddy in New York

FBVadmin — Tue, 19 May 2026 00:51:21 +0000

Buddy is not yet ready for adoption. We are still evaluating his personality and addressing his medical needs. An email notification will be sent when he becomes ready for adoption. If you wish to receive the notification, please sign up for our mailing list at the top of the front page of our website. Adoption fees are set at the time a dog goes available, and applications can only be submitted at that time. Please follow our website and social media pages for updates on Buddy!

Meet Buddy — the sweetest little meatball to roll his way into FBV, and he’s already stealing hearts left and right.

At just 3 years old and 20 lbs, Buddy arrived from a shelter after coming out of a tough situation. He’s underweight, but don’t worry — this boy loves his food with the passion of a thousand suns. He’s already working hard on filling out, and he makes sure his foster family knows when dinner service is running behind schedule.

Buddy has a few infections that are being treated, but he’s doing wonderfully. In fact, he was the star of the show at the vet — charming everyone with his happy spirit and irresistible face. His corneal ulcer has healed beautifully, and while he’s still battling a stubborn skin infection in his deep facial folds, he’s taking his antibiotics like a champ.

Imaging revealed what are most likely breed‑related congenital spinal deformities. He’s not showing any neurological symptoms, but he’ll need lifelong monitoring for signs of IVDD. The good news? His patellas look great, and he’s moving around just fine.

Personality & Home Life

Buddy is pure sunshine. He loves people, adores kids, and thinks toys are the greatest invention in the history of the universe. He’s a playful, affectionate, happy guy who just wants to be loved — and he gives that love right back.

He’s pretty well housebroken, though he hasn’t quite mastered the art of announcing when he needs to go out. On leash, he pulls a bit, but he hasn’t had many walks yet — he’s learning. He’s also got a few magical scratch spots that, when hit just right, turn him into a puddle of bliss.

Buddy gets along fine with other dogs and politely ignores the resident cat. He’s simply an easygoing, joyful little soul.

The Heart of Buddy

Buddy is the kind of dog who makes every room brighter just by being in it. He’s resilient, loving, goofy, and grateful — a dog who’s ready to leave his past behind and step into a future full of comfort, care, and belly rubs.

He’s not quite ready for adoption yet, but he’s settling in beautifully and getting everything he needs. And once he’s ready… someone out there is going to be very, very lucky.

We greatly appreciate any and all donations! Your donations will help us provide Buddy with some basic essentials, such as a leash and food, as well as help us cover some of his vet bills.

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Neeko in Michigan

FBVadmin — Fri, 10 Apr 2026 22:00:00 +0000

Neeko is not yet ready for adoption. We are still evaluating his personality and addressing his medical needs. An email notification will be sent when he becomes ready for adoption. If you wish to receive the notification, please sign up for our mailing list at the top of the front page of our website. Adoption fees are set at the time a dog goes available, and applications can only be submitted at that time. Please follow our website and social media pages for updates on Neeko!

Introducing Neeko!

Some dogs arrive in rescue with a story that stops you in your tracks, and Neeko is exactly that kind of dog. He spent roughly six weeks living alone in a house, visited only once a day for food and cleanup. It’s the kind of situation that could dim anyone’s spirit — but not Neeko.

Now safely settled into his foster home, Neeko is proving that resilience comes in many forms and sometimes it’s a snore loud enough to rattle a window. Upon coming into rescue, he was started on a gentle diet-and-exercise routine, because he was carrying a few extra love-pounds. To keep everyone confident and stress-free, all dogs in the home eat separately — a system that lets Neeko enjoy his meals without worrying about competition.

Neeko, affectionately known as “Chunk,” is an 8‑year‑old muscle muffin with a heart of gold. He’s bold, fearless, and perfectly housebroken — as long as you keep him on schedule, he’s a rock star. His thick, sturdy build and history of BOAS surgery mean he moves at his own pace and snores like a tiny freight train, but honestly, it only adds to his charm. He listens well, though he can be a bit pushy with other dogs, so he’s currently on a “short leash” to help him remember his manners. Underneath that tough‑guy exterior is a big softie who just wants to be included.

When cleared for adoption, he will be looking for a home that welcomes his big personality and heart and his determination to enjoy every moment of his new life.

We greatly appreciate any and all donations! Your donations will help us provide Neeko with some basic essentials, such as a leash and food, as well as help us cover some of his vet bills.

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Penny in South Carolina

FBVadmin — Wed, 08 Apr 2026 22:00:00 +0000

Penny is not yet ready for adoption. We are still evaluating her personality and addressing her medical needs. An email notification will be sent when she becomes ready for adoption. If you wish to receive the notification, please sign up for our mailing list at the top of the front page of our website. Adoption fees are set at the time a dog goes available, and applications can only be submitted at that time. Please follow our website and social media pages for updates on Penny!

Penny – The Fluffy President of the FOMO Club (South Carolina Edition!)

Penny is a 7‑year‑old sweetheart who arrived to rescue after being surrendered by her owner, and she has been charming everyone ever since. With her prettiest blue eyes, soft-as-a-cloud fur, and a personality that lands somewhere between “gentle old soul” and “goofy sidekick,” she’s impossible not to adore.

This 30‑pound fluff queen is working on shedding a few extra pounds, but she makes it easy — she’s a dream on a leash and absolutely loves her walks. She’s also house-trained with zero accidents, though she’s more of a “silent potty professional” than a dog who announces her needs. Open the door and she trots right out like the responsible lady she is.

Medically, Penny has a couple of growths that will need removal and a dental on the horizon. For now, she’s waiting on a liver value recheck in about a month, since her last bloodwork showed elevated levels. Once cleared, she’ll be ready for her little tune‑ups.

Penny has been a total gem with the resident male Frenchies — respectful, friendly, and unbothered even when one of them made it clear he wasn’t thrilled about sharing his kingdom. She just keeps wagging, smiling, and being her sweet, goofy self.

And then there’s her signature quirk: Penny is the proud President of the FOMO Club. Because she may not hear 100%, she wants to be where her people are. If she wakes up and can’t find anyone, she’ll do a little zoomie search mission until she locates her humans. It’s adorable… and also why she thrives with structure.

She must be crated when left alone or sleeping at night. Without that safe boundary, she’ll pace and pant — something her prior owner even took her to the ER for, thinking she was “hyperventilating.” In foster care, she’s learning that calm, clear direction helps her settle. When she gets too panty or overwhelmed, a simple “go lie down” works like magic. She does best when her humans don’t hype her up during comings and goings and instead give her predictable routines and fewer choices. Too many options = too much pressure for this tenderhearted girl.

If you’re dreaming of a fluffy shadow with a big personality and an even bigger heart, keep your eyes on this girl — Penny isn’t ready for adoption just yet, as she still has a few medical needs to address, including a liver recheck and some upcoming procedures. But once she’s medically cleared, she’ll be looking for the loving, structured home she deserves… and trust us, she’s worth the wait.

We greatly appreciate any and all donations! Your donations will help us provide Penny with some basic essentials, such as a leash and food, as well as help us cover some of her vet bills.

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Dottie in North Carolina

FBVadmin — Mon, 30 Mar 2026 22:00:00 +0000

Dottie is not yet ready for adoption. We are still evaluating her personality and addressing her medical needs. An email notification will be sent when she becomes ready for adoption. If you wish to receive the notification, please sign up for our mailing list at the top of the front page of our website. Adoption fees are set at the time a dog goes available, and applications can only be submitted at that time. Please follow our website and social media pages for updates on Dottie!

Meet Dottie!

Dottie is 3 years old and weighs approximately 21 lbs. She is the definition of a sweet, easygoing companion. She’s a classic little Velcro Frenchie who insists on being in the same room as her people at all times… though she prefers to keep her snuggles on a selective, by‑appointment basis.

One thing you’ll notice right away is that Dottie may be the snortiest, grunty‑est dog ever created. Her foster dad lovingly calls her “little piggy” because she sometimes sounds like a tiny garbage disposal running across the room. The vet has confirmed she has significant respiratory issues, and she’ll be getting x‑rays soon to evaluate for BOAS. The good news: while she’s loud in the snort department, she’s not much of a barker.

Dottie also struggles with regurgitation of both food and water — sometimes immediately after eating or drinking, and sometimes hours later. Her foster parents are actively experimenting with puzzle feeders, tilted bowls, and smaller, more frequent meals to find the routine that works best for her.

Outside of her medical quirks, Dottie is a joyful little explorer. She loves being outdoors and enjoys going for walks. She’s still working on her leash manners, but she’s enthusiastic about getting out and sniffing the world. She tolerates baths surprisingly well and doesn’t seem bothered by weather or storms.

Her favorite pastime is settling in with a Benebone and chewing happily for a couple of hours like it’s her full‑time job.

Dottie is still brushing up on the basics when it comes to potty training and general house manners, so she’ll need a patient home willing to help her continue learning. Her former owners shared that she previously lived with cats, though her foster home suspects she may be a little allergic to them and is working to learn more.

Overall, Dottie is a very sweet girl with a big personality packed into a snorty little body. She’s happiest when she’s near her people and loves being someone’s loyal little shadow.

We greatly appreciate any and all donations! Your donations will help us provide Dottie with some basic essentials, such as a leash and food, as well as help us cover some of her vet bills.

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Nugget in South Carolina

FBVadmin — Wed, 04 Mar 2026 23:00:00 +0000

Nugget is not yet ready for adoption. We are still evaluating her personality and addressing her medical needs. An email notification will be sent when she becomes ready for adoption. If you wish to receive the notification, please sign up for our mailing list at the top of the front page of our website. Adoption fees are set at the time a dog goes available, and applications can only be submitted at that time. Please follow our website and social media pages for updates on Nugget!

Meet Nugget!

Nugget is a happy, high-energy 22 lb, 2-year-old who lives life by the motto "play hard, sleep hard.”

She came into rescue when her owner, who had taken her in from her previous owners to avoid her going to a shelter, found out her job was going to start requiring extensive travel. Nugget was lovingly surrendered to FBV for us to find her a new home where someone will be home with her more often.

This fun-loving girl is a strong chewer who loves her bones and thrives on activity. Nugget has lots of energy and a classic Velcro personality. She wants to be wherever her people are. She is doing great with house manners and hasn’t had accidents when kept on a regular potty schedule. She crates beautifully but would happily tag along on your daily adventures, especially since she rides very well in the car.

Nugget enjoys walks and just about anything active. She can be a little nervous at the vet and when meeting new people. When she gets overstimulated, she may go after feet, but she settles nicely with calm snuggles and reassurance. She’ll do best with an owner who can provide gentle structure and clear boundaries in a relatively calm home.

We don’t yet know how Nugget does with cats or children. Because she plays enthusiastically, a larger or tolerant canine playmate would likely be the best match. She may be a bit much for a smaller or low-energy dog. Her current foster siblings are older and more laid-back, but they coexist well and even enjoy couch snuggles together once playtime winds down.

Nugget is not yet ready for adoption as she will need to be spayed first, but when she is, we are sure she is going to make her forever family very happy!

We greatly appreciate any and all donations! Your donations will help us provide Nugget with some basic essentials, such as a leash and food, as well as help us cover some of her vet bills.

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