We have been doing English and French Bulldog rescue for the past 25 years here in the Pacific Northwest. This ensures that we can give each dog the care they need and deserve without being stretched too thin. We also have the option of tailoring to each placement. We understand it is very hard thinking of the next home your dog may be going to. Rescue is a great resource that many people don't even know is out there. We are all VOLUNTEERS, volunteering so your pet can find the type of home you would want for them. We keep track of the dogs that come through our group like they were our own pets and become the main contact on their microchips for their lifetime. If, in the rare occasion something happened to the dog's family and they must be re-homed again, they MUST always come back to us to ensure a proper placement. This is in their adoption contract. All new homes are also encouraged to join our online email groups.

All dogs that come into our organization get the following:

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• Any and all vet care they need with all expenses paid. We fundraise all the time for this.

• Microchip (PNWBR is always listed as the main contact for their life).

• Spayed or neutered (if they have a medical condition that prohibits this, they are only placed in homes where this will never be an issue or used in anyway. This is very rare).

• Dogs only go to homes that are a perfect fit for THEM.

• We do mandatory home checks for every prospective adopter.

• We request that new owners/adopters join our forum or other online group so keeping in touch is easy.

• We have worked with and placed English & Frenchie Bulldogs of all ages, and all kinds of health conditions.

• We are a totally 501(c)3 non-profit group.

• We make rescue contacts with people daily; we do whatever we can to help English & Frenchie owners in the public.

• We do not just help troubled or ailing pets. Many are completely healthy dogs who come to us for reasons out of their parents' control.

• No matter what brings a dog to our group, our main goal is to place them in a perfectly picked forever home.

 

If you are thinking of rehoming your dog yourself and they are not spayed or neutered, we recommend doing this prior to rehoming them. This will weed out people who just want to breed. There are people out there who will breed a dog who is elderly and can barely walk. Always spay or neuter first for the sake of your dog! We hope you will consider us to care for you pup.