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Mugsy and Maddy find their new, PERMANENT Home! To learn more click on this link to see their web site!
Not even dog days yet! Lucy, was adopted from LIBR at just 3 months, Here she is ,just one year old
, enjoying her first day in her pool. Remember to keep your Bullies cool!
Muffin and Bagel sharing a quiet moment. This Mother Daughter pair
were rescued from a breeder.
Our Rescue Daisy, on the left, with her new buddy Briscoe. Daisy was dumped in an industrial area, a nice person took
her home and called LIBR.She had surgery for mammory tumors and bad dry eye, but she is doing just fine now in her new home.
Sometimes
a dog comes into our lives and rescues us,or transforms our lives as much as we have theirs.Annie and Rocco have just such
a story.
Rocco was a breeding dog. When he was no longer producing
he was left at a
shelter.They placed him in a home with small kids. Rocco growled
at them, and back he went.Then they put him in another home with small kids(!)in no time he was back at the shelter on death
row.LIBR took him in, neutered him, and set to work finding the right home for this big boy.
This is what his new owner says about him...
I just wanted to update you on Rocco. I love that dog something crazy! He has become my therapy
dog. I am not sure if I mentioned I have a very rare heart disease that does not come with good odds. The good news is Rocco
and I walk several times everyday. He has lost 15 lbs from the 87 lbs we got him at. He is trim and looking handsome. And
I am getting out of the house. Spirits are up for both all of us. He has brought life to a house that was in serious need.
Last Feb. I had congestive heart failure. I was diagnosed with Giant Cell Myocarditis. I am 66th
person ever to have it. I had 11 % chance of living a year. Even higher odds of getting a transplant or death within
5 years. I was home for almost a year. My husband Wes thought it would be a great idea to get a dog since I am home
so much now. Great Idea and great choice in dog! I am happy to say I am feeling good and plan on beating the odds.
Rocco has given me a reason to get out of bed and puts a smile on my face everyday . I couldn't imagine being without
him.
Annie
Thank you for bringing him into our lives,
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Rocco and Annie...
At first Rocco had some issues with Wes, now you can see that
things are going well...
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Star and Apuna! Mother and Daugter, Mamma Star had been bred quite often.
These girls are now enjoying life.
Bently was in a busy family, in a busy city. Nobody had time to play with him. Now he is having a happy life with lots
of attention.
Blue was a very well cared for family pet, then the family had big medical problems. Nobody could take care
of blue any more. Now he is living with a family who recently lost their own Bully.
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Hi here are some pictures of baby and her new life. Baby is
the life and joy of our family, and we are so happy that this little bundle of joy has entered our lives. Baby came to my
hospital looking like a small slab of raw meat, she had an extreme case of demodex, and neglection, and she was so bad that
when you picked her up, the blisters on her skin would rupture open leaving bloody stains on your shirt. The fist time i laid
my eyes apon her, i knew that it was love at first sight. I knew that i had to somehow change this little girls life, and
give her the one she deserved. After weeks of baths every day, and constant petting and attention baby was well enough to
have a home, and right there i knew that i had to take this little girl. My family instantly fell in love with her clownish
acts and loving personality. There is not one time in her presense that you cant help but smile. Today, baby is still undergoing
lods of treatments and therapy, but with new hope and a new attitude. For she knows that never, ever again will she be neglected
or abandoned, and that she will be comforted and looked after for the rest of her life. Thank you again long island bulldog
rescue for making this loving ball of joy a part of our lives.
Gracie (left) 6 months, after having surgery for 2 punctured corneas.The other Bullie is her new "Brother"
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I would like to preface our success story
with a well deserving thanks to Laurette and Long Island Bulldog Rescue, without their kindness I wouldn’t have been
introduced to my four legged best friend. Angelo came to our family with some
issues; he had ear infections, entropian and a case of the Bulldog allergies. Angelo was on medicine for the infections and
eye drops for the entropian. Bulldog rescue offered to perform the surgery on his eyes but we said we would be glad to pay
for it and had it done at our local hospital. Entropian surgery was a major improvement because Angelo could finally see. After reading a few books on Bulldog care we realized it may be a good idea to have
allergy tests performed. To be honest this was the best 600.00 we ever spent;
the tests identified his allergies and provided the knowledge we needed to purchase a food Angelo was not allergic to. Currently
Angelo is eating Dick Van Pattens Natural Balance fish and sweet potato. Once
he switched foods he was on an up hill climb making constant improvements and 99% of the allergy symptoms went away. Angelo
also takes EFA’s and a natural Pawier Brand Vitamin as well as milk free acidophilus to help his digestion. With his frequent (2 times a week) Oxy Derm baths and Malacetic Otic cleaning his ears he is in perfect
health. Angelo has brought so much joy to the Schneider household; I can not
thank you guys enough! Angelo brightens our everyday with his Bulldog antics and keeps us smiling week after week. God Bless
the BCA and the Long Island
Bulldog Rescue.
Thank you!
Jason, Amber, Christopher and Darla
"all is well and we love him"
up here he has the run of the place...”
Cosmo, is having fun in his new home
He is very busy, and even helps out
At the Fire Dept, sometimes.
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