Rescue/Rehome
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British Bulldog Club of Victoria Rescue
In 2009, the British Bulldog Club of Victoria [BBCVI] established a program to rescue and re-home British Bulldogs that have been lost, relinquished or whose owners can no longer care for them. The Program aims to:
Accept British Bulldogs whose owners are no longer able to keep them
and find responsible, safe, loving new homes for them.
Rehabilitate British Bulldogs by providing necessary medical treatment
and training to increase the chances of successful placement.
Help reduce the population of unwanted pets by ensuring that all
rescued British Bulldogs are de-sexed before they are placed in new
homes.
Place British Bulldogs in the most suitable homes as soon as
reasonably possible so that they can start new, happy lives as soon as
possible.
Screen potential adopters before making decisions about the dogs’
placement.
Inform prospective adopters about the care and needs of British
Bulldog.
Please note that the BBCVI Rescue Program rescues only purebred British
Bulldogs.
British Bulldogs become available for adoption rarely. One may become
available within weeks, or it may be years. But your adopted British Bulldog
will repay you with love for every minute of that wait.
Each dog is placed according to the type of home that is best suited to its own needs.
The rescue team works together to rescue, care for and arrange suitable new
homes for British Bulldogs wherever this is possible.
We maintain a list of people interested in offering a happy and safe home for rescued British
Bulldogs. We welcome offers of help from those who are willing to participate
in the rescuing of dogs by offering temporary, caring homes or helping in the
practical work of rescuing in any other way.
If you have any questions, are interested in adopting a rescued a British
Bulldog, or can offer practical assistance, please contact the Rescue Officer,
Kim Burrell on 0417 338 389 or kim.burrell@bigpond.com
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