Rescue Stories & Pupdates
Fund-A-Bull has help many bulldogs in rescue since it was founded.
Check out their rescue stories below,
along with some of their #pupdates to see how they're doing now!

Moscato was brought into KCEBR from Butler, MO where she was found wandering the streets. Once in our care moscato was diagnosed with a...

Slider is a puppy frenchie with Hydrocephalus. He was transferred to Bullies 2 the Rescue from a breeder that wanted to remain anonymous....

Callie was adopted in September of 2023 and is running around and living her best life with her Bulldog Sister, Gertie.

Maisie was found wondering in the heat of summer in southern Indiana. She was taken to the local shelter where they immediately sought...

Callie came to The Humane Society of Atlantic County after she was dumped, very sick and bleeding. She was found in an alley of Atlantic...

Sulley has been a snuggly boy for as long as he's been with his Austin Bulldog Rescue foster.  He just loves meeting new people and making new friends.  Even when he was feeling his worst and hospitalized at the emergency vet while dangerously anemic, he was constantly wagging his tail.  We knew this guy would be perfect for someone looking for their best friend forever.  And that's exactly what his adopter was looking for when first applied with ABR -- a loyal and friendly c

We got to meet Toby in August of 2023. Toby was going great! He had been adopted by his foster parents and is awaiting additional surgeries.

Austin Bulldog Rescue would humbly like to request funding for a recent intake named Sulley with a very unexpected emergency expense. ...

We received a call from a rescue, Stockton Vet suggested they call us. The rescue primarily rescues from the Amish.  The rescue explained...

Update after surgery   Quick update...Spaghetti was released yesterday and looks amazing.  The surgeon literally rebuilt his mouth.  We are so thankful we opted for the repair and not the "remove the damaged jaw" option.   Attached are before and after photos.  Note that the exposed tooth actually belonged on the other side of his mouth.     Spaghetti has a 30-day healing timeout but then he can get back to being a fulltime puppy.