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Wednesday April 11th BHNW was told about a Bulldog who had been living tied up in a backyard for some time. The neighbors and their trainer had been concerned and realized they needed to do something for the dog. They also remembered the dog being out there in the snow during the winter. They decided to ask the owner if they could buy the dog from them for a small fee. Not intending to keep him, they just wanted to see if they could possibly get the Bulldog help. Little did they know the owner would accept and gave them the Bulldog from the yard. Shortly after BHNW received notice this Bulldog needed immediate help and our team didn't hesitate to say yes. He was dropped off at one of our regular vet clinics and received immediate medical attention.

The Bulldog on the tie out, now called Nemo, is now settling in with BHNW surrounded by caring volunteers and already gaining a fan base through our Facebook page. Regardless of Nemo's past, this guy is a happy Bullie and after he has gained some much needed weight, able to have and recover from double cherry eye surgery and is healthy he will get a new family where he will never be neglected again. Thank you to those who care enough to speak up and take action. It is because of you Nemo is now safe.

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ROCKY - still getting treatment
After multiple vets and many attempts to help Rocky with no improvement, his owners made the hard decision to surrender him to BHNW. Our organization is devoted to Rocky and his road to recovery. You can help him by funding his long journey to becoming a happy healthy Bulldog again.
Follow his progress on our Facebook page.

 

When adopting any dog who may have a difficult past, you need to let go of your pity and guilt before bringing the dog home. Instead, make the dog feel secure by providing the calm and balanced energy of a pack leader. This way, the dog can relax, knowing that you have things under control. - Cesar Millan