Missing French Bulldog Alert & Support Frenchies on Valentines Day!
Bella is Missing from Coffeyville/Montgomery County, Kansas
Lost/ Picked up in Montgomery County Kansas, 1 Mi. South of HWY 166 & Dearing turnoff intersection.
Five month old French Bulldog pup, white with large black spot on rump. Speckled ears. Fourteen pounds last week.
Went AWOL while outside on potty break with our other dog, a Lab. Lab came back without her. We searched woods and pastures for hours, which turned into days.
Went missing Thursday, Jan. 24th, 2008. We are 1 mile from the Oklahoma border.
REWARD!
Please call 620-948-6249 or email seegedo@aol.com .
HER FAMILY MISS HER!!
ps: Please cross post, if you can. Such a tiny puppy, to be out in such terrible weather all alone.
Support French Bulldog Village with a Virtual Valentine!
None of us need another box of Chocolates this Valentine’s Day, and paper cards are so 2001, so send someone special your love with a virtual Valentine, from the French Bulldog Village!
Pick a chocolate kiss, a classic Valentine, a Frenchie Kisses Card, a candy hug or kiss, dedicate a custom framed Frenchie valentine, or choose one of the fun, animated cards!
Go here to send someone your love, or to show your love for your Frenchie!
Each and every penny you donate supports FBV and the Karen Krings Memorial Fund, which allows them to help dogs like lovely Lulu.
From the FBV site:
Poor LuLu! At just eight weeks old on September 1, she is struggling to adjust to her new foster home. Her new foster parents, two teenaged boys, and the resident dogs are all trying to make it easier on her, but she still wakes up in the dark and screams her little heart out. She doesn’t know where she is. She doesn’t recognize the voices around her or the hands holding her.
It’s always dark when LuLu wakes up. Before her eyes even opened, a severe infection took away all of the vision in her right eye, and most of the vision in her left eye. Faced with a blind puppy, her breeder decided to turn her over to the French Bulldog Village so that this little four pound baby could get all the special attention that she needed and have the best possible start on what we all hope will be a healthy long life.
How could you say ‘no’ to giving just $5 to help a dog like Lulu? (Shameless guilt tripping – I’m perfectly OK with it).