Griffey
American Bully
$950
Adoption fee · Badass Bulldog Rescue, Inc.
$950
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A little about them
Griffey is a 10-month-old, 28-pound exotic bulldog puppy with a huge personality and an even bigger heart. He is affectionate, mischievous, determined, and loves nibbling toes and creating plenty of joyful chaos. Griffey has limited use of his back right leg, but he gets around the house independently and never lets his mobility challenges slow him down.
He loves other dogs and enjoys an enthusiastic, wrestling-style play session. Griffey would thrive with a family who celebrates what he can do, takes him on stroller adventures, helps him on stairs when needed, and continues supporting his physical therapy journey.
Ideal Home
- A family who believes in Griffey and embraces his unique abilities.
- A home comfortable with his energetic, rough-and-tumble play style with other dogs.
- Someone able to provide stroller outings and occasional assistance on stairs.
Ongoing Health
Griffey has little to no use of his back right leg and currently attends physical therapy once a week. His family should continue his therapy and home exercises. He eats Chewy Venison and Sweet Potato and takes NexGard Plus.
Training & Support
Griffey gets himself around the house independently, though he may need help with stairs. He is an affectionate, determined puppy who enjoys adventures, toe nibbling, and plenty of activity.
Application Details
- All current pets in the home must be spayed or neutered, up to date on vaccines, and receiving veterinarian-prescribed flea, tick, and heartworm prevention.
- Everyone living in the home, including all resident dogs, must attend the meet and greet in the Southwest Ohio area.
- Applications begin by contacting the provider through Wags.
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Griffey has little to no use of his back right leg, but he gets himself around the house. He attends physical therapy once a week, needs continued home exercises, and may need help with stairs.
He loves other dogs and enjoys a very enthusiastic, wrestling-style play session rather than gentle puppy play.
He needs a family who believes in him, celebrates his abilities, supports his therapy, and can include him in adventures with a stroller when appropriate.