Available Friday 1/24.
Niecy, a French bulldog (“Frenchie”), was likely not a cherished companion before coming into our care. The veterinarian who spayed her for us said that four-year-old Niecy had had “at least” five c-sections in her short life, likely churning out litter after litter for profit.
Those days are officially behind her!
Despite her background, Niecy is bubbly and engaging, just as you’d expect a Frenchie to be. She adores people.
She can be snarky with other dogs, particularly when she perceives that they’ve entered “her” space. This is quite common in the breed. She adjusted to living with her foster family’s other dog, but she continued to be pushy. (In reality, her foster sibling adjusted to HER.) So if Niecy is to cohabit with other dogs, they need to be on the submissive side.
Niecy has been very observant when seeing Bubba, our resident cat, but has not done more than watch him.
Niecy needs to be on a prescription diet to prevent a recurrence of intestinal issues and diarrhea. We have had her vetted extensively. The average cost of this diet for her new person or family will be about $60/month (less if the food is ordered online). We will send her adopters home with enough food to get through the next few weeks, and you can either continue seeing the veterinary hospital we used or have her records transferred to your own vet.
This darling girl is housetrained, though we make no guarantees how any of our dogs will do in a new environment.
We do adoptions on a first-come basis, and cannot take holds by phone, email, or Messenger. Niecy is available Friday 1/24. You are welcome to arrive early if you wish and line up at our front door. We’re never sure whether we’ll have multiple folks interested or not — it’s unpredictable.
