3Pearl's ideal home Pearl is on the search for her forever home! Pearl’s ideal home would be a patient family that can take her on new adventures. Her future family will need to be comfortable managing her walks, as she won't be able to go super long distances. It is also important that her family is extra careful with her in hot weather. Pearl is super friendly but has been
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1Delilah's ideal home Delilah is looking for her forever home with adopters who can give her all the love and affection she deserves. While she is getting used to her new home, she can be left alone for a couple of hours; however, this can be increased if done slowly over time. Delilah is happy to live with other animals and has shown no aversion to them. She has lived with
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2Lady's ideal home Lady is looking for a home who will give her a nice settled cozy place to adventure and rest. They should be happy to keep up her positive dog interactions and give her lots of fuss when she is home. She can have any type of garden although not essential if given enough opportunity to exercise and toilet. Lady could live with another dog and children aged 8+.
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2Rosie's ideal home Rosie can potentially go home with other animals, from a specific dog to a dog-savvy cat. She can have access to a private or communal garden but it must be secure, or she can have no garden if given adequate access to outside to toilet. She can go home with children aged 10+. Rosie is struggling in a kennel environment and due to being a stray we have no
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2Doris's ideal home Doris is an older lady looking for owners who she can spend time. She could be left for a few hours, but she enjoys being in a cosy bed near people. She could live with another dog, pending meets but may prefer to be the only dog. We do not have any history on her, but she could live with children aged 8 years and over and with a cat. Doris does have some
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2Matilda's ideal home Marvellous Matilda is a sweet girl who finds a lot of joy of being around her favourite people. She has been loving life in foster and is ready to call a home her own. Matilda could live with another dog who can tolerate her at times boisterous nature. She can live with small furries and livestock if kept separated. Matilda would be happy to live with
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2Coco's ideal home Coco is a sweet, snuggly companion dog who is looking for a new home through no fault of her own. As an older girl she’s looking for a home without young children, but those of around secondary school age would be fine. Coco isn’t really interested in other Dogs and would best suit being the only one in the home. She could potentially live with cats, as
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3Lilah's ideal home Lilah is a 6-month-old terrier-type puppy bursting with energy and potential. She’s a gentle, loving soul who adores chasing a ball and being close to her people, often following her foster carer from room to room. Like many young Dogs, Lilah struggles with being left alone and will need her new family to build her confidence and independence gradually and
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4Winnie's ideal home Winnie is on our Homestay scheme and is on the search for her new home. She is suitable to live with primary school aged children and cats, following a successful scent swap and a gradual introduction in the home to her new feline friend. Winnie is looking to be the only dog in her home as has shown reactive behaviours so will benefit from her walks being
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2Winnie's ideal home Winnie is a sweet 3 year old French Bulldog. She is quite worried by the world, but she gets a lot of confidence from other Dogs, so we are looking for a home with another dog to be friends with. She could live with high school age children and older as long as they understand when to give her space. Winnie is worried by busy areas so she would benefit from
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Phoebe's ideal home Phoebe is a gentle soul, aged 5 years and 5 months, who is looking for a calm, understanding home where life moves at a slower pace. She can feel worried or conflicted when meeting new people and other Dogs, so adopters who are patient and happy to let relationships build gradually will help her feel safe. Phoebe needs a quiet household with minimal noise
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3Polly's ideal home Polly is an absolute sweetheart who is ready to find her forever home. She has found herself in our care after being found as a stray and is currently residing in one of our foster homes. Polly will need to be the only dog in the home but can work on her socialisation out and about. She travels really well and will happily jump into a car so will love going
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Luna's ideal home Luna is a bright, confident, and excitable young girl who brings a burst of joy wherever she goes. At just 1 year and 1 month old, she’s full of life, love, and enthusiasm—especially when meeting new people or other Dogs. She’d do brilliantly in a home that can offer her moderate daily exercise, fun walks, and plenty of games (bonus points if you enjoy
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Adopting a French Bulldog usually involves completing an application form, meeting the dog in person, and agreeing to any checks or requirements set by the current owner or rescue organisation. This helps ensure the Frenchie is matched with the right home.
Before adopting a Frenchie, consider the breed's exercise needs, grooming requirements, and temperament. Understanding the typical traits of a Frenchie can help you decide if it's the right fit for your lifestyle.
Browse the listings on this page to see French Bulldog dogs currently available for adoption. You can filter by location to find Frenchies closer to you, making it easier to arrange a visit and meet the dog in person.
Many rescues and private owners charge an adoption fee. This fee often covers vaccinations, microchipping, and sometimes neutering, helping to ensure the dog is healthy and ready for a new home.
