JennieS
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Forrest is approximately 3 yr. old male that weighs 48 lbs.
Welcome Forrest to our rescue family. A resident in Forest Hills (south side of Ft. Worth) saw a pickup stop and dump out a dog this morning. They called the police because they thought it was a pit bull. The officer who responded, just could not turn him away. Since it was at the end of her shift, she took him home, gave him a bath and removed about 30 ticks. She took him to her vet to check for a microchip and get cap star for the ticks and fleas, and then through a friend contacted Lone Star Bulldog Rescue.
Forrest joins rescue with a long list of medical issues, but fear not, he is on his way to being good as new. Forrest is a sweet guy with a heart of gold and very well behaved.
6/7/2015 Update: We picked up Forrest from Dr. Wās on Thursday, and heās been settling into our home quite nicely. A few snapshots are attached. Forrest had heartworm treatment, so our goal is to keep him as quiet and calm as possible. And typically, quiet and calm are two adjectives you would never use to describe the Jack house!

We rearranged the furniture in our front room and brought in one of our bigger crates to give Forrest a sweet, covered shelter spot in the corner. He has no problem going into his ācondoā with a little nudge and/or a cookie. When he isnāt snoring softly (music to my ears), he enjoys watching HGTV with me or overseeing BJ as he plays his (stupid) games. We should get Forrest his own headset so he can be just one of the guys.
Speaking of āguys,ā we havenāt had a male dog in our home since last year. Thankfully, Forrest is not a marker, unless heās outside⦠then he likes to hit our brick pillars, hose stand, utility box, etc. No biggie. He hasnāt had any accidents inside or in his crate⦠and it seems as if he already knows to go to the backdoor when itās time to āempty the tank.ā
His tank, by the way, needs some fattening. Heās a skinny dude! He eats, but doesnāt seem to ālive for food,ā like most other four-leggers I know. Iāve been adding some canned goodness to make meal time a little more tempting. When he arrived on Thursday, his coat felt pretty grody⦠but he had a bath on Friday night to wash away some of that grime and now heās on high-quality food, so weāre looking forward to a new, prettier coat soon. He has some hairless spots on his ears, which look to be permanentā¦. maybe from fleas?
Forrest eyes are a mess.

As you probably know, we are adamant about SLOW introductions in our house, so Forrest has not been released into the general public (meaning he has not met our three Bulldogs yet). However, the girlies have said hello to him through the crate door and he doesnāt seem to care much. I anticipate that he wonāt have a problem with other dogs.
Overall, this kid is cool. Heās easy-going, chill and has great house manners. He doesnāt seem fearful or skittishā¦. he can be sleeping at my feet, while on the computer, and I can easily step over the speed bump and he barely flinches. When weāre outside, the neighborsā dogs can be barking at the top of their lungs, and Forrest simply saunters alongā¦. ādo bee doop bee doop.ā
Heās picked up a couple toys and you can see how he lights up! Shaking his head, prancing around, etc. Once heās heartworm-cleared, weāre taking this boy to the toy store to load up a basket full oā fun! After being literally DUMPED from a truck, this sweet boy deserves every joy life can give him. .
Please consider making a small donation to help cover Forrestās medical costs. Or better yet, if you want to make Forrest a permanent addition to your family fill out an application.
Wanna Adopt?
Please view the adoption process and fill out an application at their website ---> dfwbulldogrescue.org
To view more available English Bulldogs from this rescue, click this link ---> Lone Star
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