Jelly Bean

Hi there! It’s me, Jelly Bean, and I’ve got some great news to share.

I am ready for my FUR-ever home! I am about 8 months old and weigh 22lbs.

I have been enjoying my time in foster care in Southern California these past few weeks with the best foster mom ever after being surrendered by a breeder with two other Frenchies.

In foster care, I’ve developed a new life motto: Play hard, nap hard! Some of my favorite activities include romping with other dogs, playing with toys, snuggling up on soft beds, and burring myself with blankets while I sleep.

However, I'm not a fan of taking pills, having my mouth or ears examined, or rainy weather (what can I say – I’m a sunny SoCal lady!).

Let me tell you about my personality—I'm like a little puppy in a big puppy's body, radiating sweetness and innocence.

While I'm still learning the ropes of being a family member, I absolutely adore the company of friendly, playful dogs and have shown that I get along well with children and cats.

My submissive nature and love for new experiences make me a delightful companion! On a scale of 1-10, both my energy and affection levels score a solid 7, and I haven't displayed any aggression.

Sometimes, I may engage in some playful chewing as I explore my world, but I promise it's all in good fun.

For my ideal FUR-ever home, I'm looking for a patient and committed owner with a great sense of humor, someone who can continue my training alongside a friendly, playful canine companion.

While a fenced yard would be ideal for me, I can adapt to apartment living with proper exercise.

Despite my unique appearance and always sticking my tongue out, I have no neurological deficits and am ready to bring endless joy to my new FUR-ever family.

Think we would be a great match?

If so, please visit our website to complete an adoption application! You could also help me find my FUR-ever home by sharing this with others who would be a perfect match.

Thank you for following and supporting @frenchiesunitedrescue a non-profit French Bulldog rescue in Southern California.

?Saving the world, one Frenchie at a time?