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Utterly Adopt-a-Bull: Meet Alma!

Editor’s Note: This sponsorship is made possible by paid content like the post I ran yesterday. To keep the cycle running, please be sure to show some love to those posts!

Small, compact, darling!

Alma

She looks like the perfect running partner!

Alma comes from Saving Sunny, one of the rescues you guys suggested! (BTW – Keep those suggestions coming!)

Her profile says she’s 2 or 3 years old and loves all people! Cooper could learn a lot from her… The profile says she’s not a barker or a whiner, which is great for a quiet household. Good with other dogs, including her foster brother, and a nice walker, Alma could really use a family to play with her and take her to the park.

Read her full profile! Head on over and check out this adorable adoptable!

If you adopt Alma – or any of the adopt-a-bull dogs featured – we want to know!! Send an email!

 

Utterly Adopt-a-Bull: Meet Zeva

That smile!

Image courtesy of FOHA.org
Image courtesy of FOHA.org

Isn’t she precious?

I chose Zeva for sponsorship because her story just broke my heart. In a nutshell: Her family moved to a place that would only take 3 dogs… she was dog 4.

I honestly can’t imagine how anyone could choose between their pets like that. I’d find another place to live before I let that happen.

Anyway, Zeva’s listing says that she loves people but would prefer to be an only dog. Since she comes from a background with three other dogs, I wonder if that’s a hard and fast rule for adoption?

She’s in a foster home right now, but she’s ready to find her forever family! Could it be your family??

This sponsorship is because of paid content like the post I ran yesterday. To keep the cycle running, please be sure to show some love to those posts!

If you adopt Zeva – or any of the adopt-a-bull dogs featured – we want to know!! Send an email!

Utterly Adopt-a-bull: Meet Hopper!

Earlier in the month I mentioned that I was changing my sponsorship policy and that sponsored content would support an adoptable pit bull. Well, I’m thrilled to introduce the first sponsored pup!

I chose to pick the first pup from Friends of Homeless Animals in Virginia because that’s where we adopted Emmett from. So without further adieu, here’s Hopper!

Image courtesy of FOHA
Image courtesy of FOHA

Look at that face! Please do go read Hopper’s full story, but here are some highlights: he was found as a stray but has since healed from his wounds – from the description it sounds like that healing was both figurative and literal. “Hopper is a friendly and affectionate boy who wants nothing more than to love and be loved.” The description says he’s strong on leash; Emmett was horrible on leash when we adopted him, but that’s a fun behavior to teach because it builds your bond with your new pup.

Part of the reason I picked Hopper is because he was diagnosed with lymphangiectasia, though that shouldn’t deter a potential adopter because it’s well managed with a special food and medication.

I’m so excited that we can sponsor darling Hopper – I mean, how cute is he?! – and I hope he finds his forever family very soon. In fact, if you end up adopting him, please let us know! That would be so exciting!