BUBBLES

BUBBLES- aka Bubbie, as I call this sweet old man, desperately wants a home and family of his own. Bubbles is a friendly, patient bully with a wise and kind heart. As I drove away leaving his Mom to grieve, he sighed and lay with his head on my lap. I could see in his eyes that he was sad, another strange home, more strange people. He knew I was just a stop in his journey. He acccepted this with a Bulldog's regal heart. His sad eyes made me cry. All of this, Bubbles has accepted with dignity. He obviously misses his mom. Bubbles is an even-tempered boy; when my Frenchie, Alexander greeted him by attacking him holding onto his upper jowl like Cujo he just shook him off and walked away. Bubbles likes to eat 3-4 times a day, 1 cup am & lunch- 1/2 cup for dinner & bed time snack if he is hungry. He gets thyroid meds 2 times a day, which is why he is so hungry. He will rummage through trash cans if he can get at them. He also loves his blankie, which he carries around with him. Bubbles likes other dogs; he may hump, but stops when hes gently corrected. Bubbles does not need a crate, crating him seems to depress him. He is fine wandering around my home. Bubbles has not damaged anything, he does not chew, but loves his toys. He doesn't seem to go on furniture, he likes the floor, throw rug, or his bed. Bubbles likes to sleep. He follows me everywhere I go, each room is an adventure, and a new place to take a nap. Bubbles loves to dig in toy boxes searching for that special something. He likes to be petted, hugged, and appreciates when you talk to him. He seems to listen to every word. He is very quiet, I have never heard him bark/complain (not even at Alexander.) Bubbles is house trained, and sleeps all night. He also likes to watch TV- he is a real fan of NCIS and Criminal Minds. He sits by the speakers if the stereo is on, and likes when I sing. He also likes country music (LOL!) Bubbles is a very sweet boy. He looks like an old man in a Bulldog coat. Healthy, except for thyroid meds, he still has many years of love and loyalty to give to that special family. His mommy lost her job, then their apt, and now they are both homeless. Sometimes the greatest gift of love is to let go. Bubbles has been loved and well-cared for all his life. He has been a beloved, loyal friend and companion to his mommy. But she knew it wasn't fair to Bubbles to have no home or security. Please, if there is someone out there that has a corner for Bubbles to spend his final years in, he would be so happy. Please help me help Bubbles! If you could open your heart for this boy, please contact: Debbey at Long Island Bulldog Rescue. debbeyjean@yahoo. com

BUBA

Meet BUBA! Buba is a Boxer/Pit mix who was rescued from an abandoned building in the Bronx. Ten weeks ago, he was found covered in feces and flies, and his ears were bloody. There were signs that he had been tormented and abused by people who regularly broke into the building. A kind neighbor gave him food and water when she could, and he eventually found his way into a rescue home, where he was given a name, fed wholesome home-cooked food, and received medical care to heal his hurts while kind gentle voices and pats went to work mending his heart. At first, Buba’s eyes were sad and he still cowered, but a few short weeks later, his gaze is one of gratitude and trust. He eagerly awaits a command to “Sit” and anticipates the head pats, the throw of a tennis ball or the treats that may follow! BUBA loves to play with other dogs (my four year-old Frenchie male loves to wrassle and gnaw on BUBA!) He is good with kids and adults and most other dogs. BUBA is not submissive, though he is not aggressive either. He will take a lot of punches from female dogs, and in a noisy scuffle with another neighborhood dog he received a few scratches, where the other dog was totally unscratched. BUBA will continue to need strong leaders who are aware of his abusive past and are willing to work with him in this area. Also, because of a tummy obstruction that has since been resolved, his neuter had to be rescheduled, so this surgery is also likely to have a positive impact on any flare-ups he might encounter with other male dogs. Buba is heartworm negative and in good health.

BUBA loves to give love! He adores the affection and attention he receives and gives it back tenfold. He has the energy of a young dog, but is not hyper. He responds well to commands delivered in a soft tone, and he is receiving some basic training, which he loves! He looks at his trainer with such readiness and satisfaction at the possibility of performing well and showing that he is capable. His foster mom says, “BUBA is a very special dog. Despite his early abuse, he is sweet, eager to learn and eager to please, and in the right hands will be a great, outstanding dog.”

BUBA loves to be active, so put away the remote and grab the frisbee!

He is located in NYC.

Please contact Maria during the weekday at 212-974-8433 x212, or at home in the evenings at 212-281-6236. (Eastern Standard Time)

TAO

Hi Folks !

My name is Tao and I am a Pekingese. I will be a year old next month. I am a big boy now, and need to find my special home. I have been taught to walk on lead, potty outside or on a pee-pee pad (I knew that might be important in case my person might live in an apartment or condo) and I travel well (I ride well in a car, but need to be in my crate for protection if there was an accident.) My crate is my safe place that is filled with all my “Good Stuff”. When my Mom is not home she keeps me safe by putting me in my crate. I enjoy that quiet time, but am always happy to join everyone when they get home. I guess it goes without saying that I am the kind of guy that belongs in the house; if I go outside it is for a short time. I need to have a yard with a fence unless my new family wants to walk with me.

I am a kind, happy guy and enjoy people, but like my ancestors, I will always prefer the company of my person. I love to play with my toys and to eat. I really don’t know which I like best. The thing I love the most is being with my companion.

I don’t mind kitties, but I must say that if they run I have a tendency to follow them. Other dogs are just fine with me as long as they are not too rough (I am not that big - about 12 lbs. and could get hurt, even by accident.) My companion could have a job or be at home - either is all right with me, so long as they understand it is most important to me to be with them as much as possible. I understand what “NO” means and always want to please, so that is all that is needed to get my attention.

If you are interested in me joining your family, please email: SeeQuee@gmail.com

EVE

I think dogs are the most amazing creatures; they give unconditional love. For me they are the role model for being alive." ~Gilda Radner

Flirty, fabulous Eve is one of the most endearing girls EVER. From the first moment she nestles her little head on your shoulder, you will know the meaning of unconditional love. One year old and reet petite at 42 lbs, she is just the right size to fill that empty spot in your life.

If you are retired or work from home, Eve could be the companion of your lifetime -- your one true heart dog. Active and happy as can be, Eve is even a television star. She recently wowed the cast and crew of Philly's TV 10! Show with her charismatic charms. Beautiful, bouncy, loving and snuggly, she lights up a room.

Special as she is, Eve is also a special needs girl because she has megaesophagus. This is a condition characterized by the dog's inability swallow food correctly due to poor muscle contraction and relaxation in the esophagus. Eve's condition is stable, however, and requires minimal extra attention on the part of her caregiver. She just had her annual check-up and impressed her vet with how well she's doing.

Eve has a special food, which gets soaked in the fridge and then whirled in the blender. It can be made ahead in batches that will last several days. She eats three times a day. Eve has a special chair made just for her by a family friend. She's used to her routine, so you just say, "Eve, get in your seat," and she's ready to eat in an upright position. Then she hangs out in her chair for about 15 minutes. Gravity helps the food go down and settle in her tummy. That's it, no big deal. Eve's feeding time is an opportunity for you to bond with her and build a lasting relationship.

Eve has very good manners: she is ninety-nine percent housebroken, crate-trained, and she walks well on a leash. She has a special harness that fits her just right and she will bring it with her to her new home. She would love to have an active doggy playmate of similar size and disposition to share good times. In her foster home, she has even developed a working relationship with the cat!

Yes, it's true, she requires a little more care than an ordinary boxer, but who wants ordinary when you can have Eve? If you are interested, please email: GKARAM18@AOL.COM or visit Eve's page to get an adoption app HERE