💙🐶 ROCKY – A LOVELY FRENCHIE BOY READY FOR HIS FRESH START 🐶💙
🔄 UPDATE
And this time I can speak about Rocky from my own experience. I recently had the pleasure of meeting him myself — and what a beautiful, lovely boy he is! 😍 He also met my dogs, giving us a chance to see more of him around other dogs and he was good.
Rocky is a 4-year-old French Bulldog who is sweet, affectionate and very people-oriented. He loves attention, fuss and walks and is a really lovely little companion at home.
✨ Highlights ✨
• SIZE: Medium – French Bulldog
• NEUTERED: Yes – recently neutered by the rescue
• CHARACTER: Loving • Affectionate • Friendly • Social
• DOGS: Best as the only dog, met my dogs and was good with them
• CATS: No
• CHILDREN: Adult home preferred or respectful children 13+, anxious around children
• WALKS: Loves his walks; can pull and become excited
🐾 More About Rocky
Rocky previously lived with his family for around three years. He came to rescue following an incident involving an 11-month-old child. We don’t have enough information to know exactly what happened or what triggered it, so despite Rocky being a lovely, friendly boy with us, we are looking for an adult-only home or respectful children 13+.
Meeting him personally was such a pleasure. ❤️ He is a gorgeous, affectionate Frenchie who enjoys human company, and his meeting with my own dogs was lovely too.
🏡 The Home Rocky Needs
In the first turn Rocky needs a kind, confident and committed foster— or, even better, someone interested in giving him his forever home.
He needs an adult-only, cat-free home with people who will give him time to settle, enjoyable walks, affection and a stable routine.
💞 Rocky has now had his fresh start with rescue. He has been neutered, microchipped, had his dental treatment and shown us what a beautiful, loving boy he is.
Now the only thing missing is the most important one — a HOME. 💙🐾
🩺 Health Information
Rocky has recently been neutered, microchipped and had his dental treatment completed. No known significant medical conditions have been reported.