Ours is an appealing and very popular breed.  Unfortunately, not everyone who acquires a bulldog understands the breed's unique needs.  Often bullies find themselves without a home because of health or behavioral problems.  Others need a rescue because of the loss of an elderly owner.  Our club is dedicated to the idea that all bullies need a good forever home.

       We at BCCS adhere to the principles set forth by the Bulldog Club of America's Rescue Network.  Please visit their website at www.bca.org and click on the rescue page.  There you will find information about adopting a dog in rescue or instructions about how to surrender a bully into the rescue program.

Tank came into rescue in 2008, after being bounced around too much.  As you can see, he has only one eye, because of an unfortunate and traumatic encounter with a horse.  He’s literally lucky to be alive.

Because of his early experiences, he is not good around livestock.  His lack of vision in one eye also makes him wary of other dogs.  He needs to find a home with older children, adults and probably no other pets.  He will need a secure fenced yard where he doesn’t have to worry about wandering away from home.

Tank is neutered and has received routine veterinary care.  He’s a big, strong boy, but very positive and social, in spite of his rough beginnings.  If you are interested in this special boy and feel you can provide him a loving and understanding home, please contact us.