Many dogs surrendered to shelters are never matched with forever homes, and many are euthanized instead of placed with foster families. We’d love to encourage you to consider adopting a rescue dog for those reasons. Surrendered dogs are generally well-mannered and may be ready to join you and your family even if you have existing pets in your home. Because of this, you’ll need to keep track of the available dogs listed on its social media; dogs and puppies are listed for 24 hours or until twenty applications are received. The “available” status will be changed, and the Rescue Network team will begin to find a suitable adoptive family. If there is more than one dog you’re interested in, you must submit multiple applications.
As with most facilities, you’ll be required to fill out an application and interview with the team at Hoosier Bulldog Rescue before you’re permitted to adopt a dog. The group wants to ensure that each dog is placed with the home that will be their last, forever home. Adoptive families must live in western Ohio, Kentucky, or Indiana because you will be required to participate in a home visit.
Hoosier Bulldog Rescue is another rescue “facility” that doesn’t have a physical location. The organization is run by a team of volunteers committed to ensuring that French and other types of bulldogs are homed with families who will love them forever. The group strives to accept and foster bulldogs from anyone who can no longer care for them, no questions asked. If you live in Indiana and would like to rescue a French Bulldog, check out this list.
Be sure you fill out all questions on the application to avoid rejection of your app. While most adoptions take place within Indiana, Hoosier Bulldog Rescue does consider out-of-state adoptions. Contact the team at the organization for more details on whether you may be eligible. Available dogs are frequently updated on social media, so check back frequently for information on available puppies. You can expect to pay between $200 and $800 for your dog, but the average cost to adopt is $650.
Contact one of the rescue groups on this list to find your next forever puppy. You will be enriching the life of a canine companion and helping keep shelters from overcrowding while adding a valuable addition to your own family. The French Bulldog Rescue Network is a volunteer-run rescue organization that operates in all fifty United States and Canada. The French Bulldog Rescue Network quickly becomes one of the biggest and most popular adoption agencies for French Bulldogs in North America. As you may have assumed, Buckeye Bulldog Rescue isn’t located in Indiana but neighboring Ohio. You must be willing to travel to pick up your French bulldog from Indiana to adopt it from this facility.
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