This week’s Frenchie Friday is the French Bulldog Village’s Boomer. Boomer is a 3 year old rescued French bulldog living in a Foster home here in Southern California. He is one of the French Bulldog Village K-kids currently staying in a foster home until he finally finds his forever pet home. Boomer’s life wasn’t always tough, at one point Boomer was in the same position Tink is in now. He lived with a happy couple that spoiled him for 2 years, until that couple had a baby. Having a new baby was something new to Boomer and he wasn’t very fond of someone new taking up all his attention.
Perfectly understandable Boomer…
He later found a second home. But in this home, he wasn’t the only dog/pet. Who knows how the originally coupled spoiled Boomer, because he made it clear that he wanted to be the only pet. After 18 months of unhappiness Boomer was forced out of his new home.
Poor Boomer has had a rough life; he is now living in a foster home and being evaluated to see if he could ever be safely put into another family again. He is settling in fine to his foster home however after being evaluated by Luciano Aguilar “Sit Means Sit” it has been determined that Boomer should go through a thirty day boot camp to increase his chances of being placed in a permanent home in the future.
This story is extremely aspiring to us. It has opened our eyes to the adjustments we will have to make in raising Tink to prevent her from becoming too spoiled that she is unable to welcome any other dog or our future baby into our home. Tink is our little angel. But one day our family will grow and we need to be prepared.
If we were experienced dog/frenchie owners, we would get Boomer in a heart beat. Look at his face. He’s a just a spoiled brat that wants some personal (all of your) attention. What better Frenchie to have…
It is through the help of French Bulldog Village and the K-Fund (Karen Krings Memorial fund) that Boomer is given the hope for a second chance. Without these amazing people dedicating their lives to the well being of rescued Frenchies, who knows what Boomer’s fate would have been?
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Thanks Paul