Solo

Solo has had a rough start, found as a stray and emaciated. The stress of a busy shelter environment led to her being labeled as dog reactive. However, in a quieter setting and with smaller dogs her size, she's shown improvement. A dog test is a must before she goes to her forever home to ensure a good match. Solo is also scared of small children and unfortunately bit a young child on her second night in foster care. She finds comfort in her kennel and will need a safe space to decompress when feeling overwhelmed. Despite her past, Solo is awesome with people and loves being the center of attention, showering her chosen humans with love. She's a sweet girl who needs understanding of her breed and her past experiences, which may have been tragic given the scars on her body. Solo is 15 pounds, smaller than the average French Bulldog, and would love to be someone's forever companion, returning love tenfold.

Ideal Home

Solo would thrive in a home as an only pet, with no children.

Ongoing Health

Solo's past experiences have left scars, but there are no other health concerns noted at this time.

Training & Support

Solo finds comfort in her kennel and will need a designated space to decompress when feeling overwhelmed. She is noted as being dog reactive, and a dog test is essential before adoption.

Application Details:

• Applications start by contacting us through Wags.

Transporation

Solo is currently located in South Carolina and can be transported to the Wags adoption center in Maryland.