Adopt & Foster
Frankie 1
American Bulldog / Pit Bull Terrier / Mixed (short coat) • Male • Young • Large
Please meet our blue eyed Frankie, he will be homeless NO more!
Frankie was just trying to buddy up with some homeless folks, as many of them are dog lovers and they share their food and bedding, but these folks were not so nice! They were tossing things at him, trying to run Frankie off. Luckily, he was picked up by a Scouts Honor Rescue volunteer and taken to safety immediately.
You can see he is quite the looker and that one big blue eye of his is very remarkable. Perhaps he can use his good looks for an acting career or being a super model in the future once he finds his forever home! Frankie is an American Bulldog, Pittie mix of sorts, he is about 1-2 years of age. He has cute Dalmatian type spots all over and a gigantic smile making and handsome boy that much more good looking!!! Frankie tends to think he is a lapdog, so if you are looking for a snuggled, he is your guy. He weighs roughly 60-65lbs right now, but will be closer to 70lbs when he is all filled out.
Frankie has been dubbed the funny man. He is an absolutely HAM of a guy. Funny, funny boy. Frankie loves car rides, but please refer back to our note about thinking he is a lap dog as it still applies on car rides sometimes. He is free flowing with the kisses and butt wiggles too. As they say, work hard- or in this case PLAY hard, and then sleep hard. Frankie had so much fun at the adoption event last month, he was happy jump in the car when it was time to leave. Before getting out of the parking lot, this boy was sleeping in the back seat with a little snore even. He was soooo tired & had so much fun! I think this is the moment we fell in love with Frankie more than ever. There is nothing sweeter than a dog that trusts you enough to fall asleep and give you cuddle.
Please consider opening your home to him! If you are interested in fostering OR adopting Frankie, please contact us at
info@scoutshonor.org.
You can read all about our foster and adoption process, as well as make a donation for his care, on our website at
www.scoutshonor.org.
As always, Scout's Honor pays all costs associated with fostering, and if requested, the foster can receive a tax deduction receipt from Scout's Honor for all of his or her own documented expenses related to fostering.
