Biggie

My story

Name: Biggie Nickname: Biggie Boy Doppelgänger: Chris Farley Breed: Bulldog Age: 3 years Weight: 56 lbs. Before OMD: Surrendered to the rescue when his owners could no longer care for him. Energy Level: Perfect combo of high and low. Plays with his foster Boxer buddy, but is also a perfect snuggle partner on the couch Descriptors: Happy go lucky. Playful. Friendly. Super cuddly! Gives ridiculous face. What we love most: The way his legs sprawl like a frog when lying down. His perfect trot on leash. His snuggling ability. The way he sits in the same spot after every meal, waiting to go outside. His gallant effort to reach his paws with his mouth, constantly failing resulting in head bobs. His teefers. What he loves most: His people. Food. Playing with other dogs. Toys. Licking his humans feet. Chasing the cat. What he doesn't love: Having his skin folds and ears cleaned What he knows: Sit. Stay. Shake. How to look cute at all times. What he is working on: Not bolting out an open door. Not nibbling at feet. Not chasing the cat. Not scooping up anything a human drops, thinking it is food. Kids: Yes. Savvy or older kiddos are best due to his big clumsy ability to knock kids over. Dogs: Yes! He loves playing with his Boxer foster brother. Cats: The jury is still out. He chases the cat, but has never harmed. House trained: Yes Crate trained: Yes, and strongly advised or he will chew and you will most likely lose your remote among other household tchotchkes. Moonlights as: Night club bouncer Life motto: “If no treats I’ll get your feets” Need to know: Our boy has a history of allergies, and will need constant upkeep of his skin folds and ears. Bulldog expertise is a plus. Biggie is neutered, vaccinated, and microchipped. He is available for adoption to residents of CT and surrounding states. If you are interested in adopting, please complete an application from omdrescue.org

If you have any questions or would like to adopt Biggie, please reach out to the adoption group directly. PetSmart Charities does not facilitate the adoption process. Thank you.