Bunny
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Bunny
AvailableBunny is a female French Bulldog, approximately 6 years old, and weighs around 21 lbs. She is spayed and fully vaccinated. Currently located in Los Angeles, CA, she is learning to live in a home and is house-trained. She is good with dogs and has a gentle spirit.
About Bunny
Bunny is a remarkable six-year-old French Bulldog with a story that tugs at your heart. After spending her life in a breeding cage, Bunny has endured significant hardship, but she is now ready to embrace a brighter future. Rescued from Las Vegas alongside her brother Barnaby, Bunny has begun a healing journey that showcases her strength. After undergoing a spay surgery that revealed extensive scar tissue and the need for a kidney removal, Bunny emerged as a true miracle. Despite her past, she is playful and affectionate, learning how to enjoy life as a beloved pet. She is mastering potty training and leash walking while relishing the warmth of a loving home. Bunny gets along well with dogs and has a friendly disposition towards people. While her compatibility with cats and children remains uncertain, she is eager to learn and grow in a nurturing environment. If you’re considering welcoming Bunny into your home, prepare to witness the joy she brings. Ready to fall in love? Hit apply and lets get started.
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Questions about Bunny
What type of living environment is this breed usually best suited for?
Bunny, as a French Bulldog, thrives best in a home environment where she can receive lots of love and attention. A calm, loving space would suit her well.
How much outdoor space does this breed typically need?
French Bulldogs like Bunny enjoy a moderate amount of outdoor space, making daily walks and cozy playtime in a backyard ideal for her.
Is this breed typically suitable for homes with children?
Bunny's history doesn't provide clarity on her interactions with children, so it's best to consider her with older kids who can respect her space as she adjusts.
