Bulldog Club of Utah Rescue

07/03/2025

7/5/2025 Update:🌟 ADOPTED 🌟

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Meet Tango! This adorably handsome boy is an AKC English Bulldog and he needs to go to the right home! He is 2-1/2 years old and is neutered. The original owners had to rehome this handsome boy due to family emergencies and a forced relocation.

He’s in great health, has quite the delightful personality and is 100% house trained. He plays and gets along great with my other bulldog, however, has not been around other breeds or cats.
He’s crazy about car rides; early morning walks are the greatest thing ever for him. During the day, he’s content to lay at your feet or snuggle with some toys. We believe he would be happiest and safest with a family of adults only. However, he is very respectful of his boundaries and doesn't get into things he shouldn't.

Tango is ADOPTED. ⭐️

06/30/2025

Meet the guy we are calling Ziggy. Really though..whatever you want to call him, he doesn’t care…
Age:He is estimated to be about 14 or 15 months old.
He’s neutered, current on vaccinations, microchipped, and appears quite healthy. He seems quite well house- trained, and does not hate a crate ( and accepts it when he needs a break). He is getting the hang of chew toys!
This merle-ish guy is a happy little guy, very interested in his surroundings and very intent on what he sees. He may have not been anywhere, seen or done anything. He started out life in a commercial facility.

He needs help with impulse control…
Cats? NO!
Cats would be a bad idea. A very BAD idea.
Other dogs?
He seems to be especially reactive to “ white dogs”… maybe with the right - laidback, non-confrontational dog
His ideal human would be a consistent person that doesn’t put up with inappropriate behaviors.
Kids? unknown

You can apply for Ziggy at bulldogrescueofutah.org
French bulldog experience strongly encouraged.

Interested parties may text- (text is best) 801-750-0587 with questions.

NO CATS! Not good with white dogs. Kids? Unknown.

06/15/2025

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From the owner: Baby is a 10 month old French Pitbull. She has been spayed. She is very loving, playful, smart, and in great health. She loves to be held and snuggled. She wants a hug and a kiss from me and everyone that she sees. I named her "Baby" to inspire gentleness and sweetness, because she has been those things since she was born. We need to find her a loving home. She has been very good with the other dog in the house, who is a good bit smaller than her. (Also, Baby has a "White Feather" on her breastbone. I love it. It is really cool.☺️🩷) My name is Laurie, and I can be reached via call or text at 385-487-2498. (Or you can fill out the application at bulldogrescueofutah.org/adopt and we will pass the applications along.)

06/03/2025

Sweet Joe Joe is 🩷ADOPTED🩷

05/23/2025

Great News! Congratulations Ms Vincent. She’s got new humans,new accessories and she’s got a sweet new name. Honeybun, we couldn’t be happier for ya!

05/21/2025

Update 7/11/2025 ADOPTED

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Joe Joe is a very sweet boy and has been friendly with all kids and dogs he has encountered. He can sit and shake but needs worked with. He has separation anxiety and seems like he would do better if someone were at home or he had another dog to play with. He has gotten better at being walked and healing to a degree, but when he sees other animals he is very distracted and wants to do what he wants and needs more work.

He is adjusting to being in his own bed. He marks quite a bit and is very much an alpha dog, but seems like with time and training could learn manners and better behavior. He is beyond excited when I get home and greats me like he hasn’t seen me for days even when I leave for ten minutes. He's not neutered, so this may be something that helps with his issues.

I have struggled to work and do the things I need as he is always at my feet and definitely has separation anxiety. He is always trying to get out but seems to settle and be ok if I’m home and doesn’t try to run. He'll need a home that is up to the challenge of helping him become a great boy.

If you are interested in Joe Joe, please apply at the following link - https://form.jotform.com/200067531163142 - and we will forward the applications on to the owners.

05/07/2025

You can see our Adoptables
at bulldogrescueofutah.org

Bulldog Club of Utah Rescue rescues lost, abandoned, and unwanted English Bulldogs and places all adoptable Bulldogs in new homes. We are a 501(c)(3) non-profit organization and Best Friends No Kill Utah (NKUT) Coalition member.

04/23/2025

We recently got word that Moose had passed away. He had been bounced around several homes. His current owner did what they could, but unfortunately his body gave out. From his owner: “I couldn’t bring myself to let him go through life dragging around his hind end...absolutely no quality of life there for him. We thought about a wheelchair device and my heart broke thinking about him using one and trying to be somewhat normal…I but I’m so happy that I did not give up on the little monster! We took our boy to the vet and unfortunately it was not good! He was completely paralyzed on the back end. He was not eating or drinking, and breathing became labored. We made the heartbreaking decision to have him cross the rainbow bridge 😭😭 But in the end, he is whole, free of pain, running and chasing his squeaky pig!” Run free, big fella!

04/23/2025

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Due to a change in living circumstances, Luna, a Bulldog/Frenchie mix, needs to find a new home. She is presently living in the Provo, Utah area, with 2 Border Collies who do not care too much for her, and Luna keeps getting injured. She is 6 years old, weighs about 55 pounds, and has lived successfully with a ChowChow, but it is just not going well with the Border Collies. A home where she can be the center of attention would probably be the best for her.

She is a good, smart girl, house-trained, and understands commands such as "go","stay", "sit", "toy". She has a lot of energy and loves to play, but also will cuddle up with her person for hours under a blanket.

If you think that you can give Luna the home she wants and deserves, please contact Sofia: 801-361-9691.

04/18/2025

INTERESTED IN ADOPTING FROM Bulldog Club of Utah Rescue?
Here's how it works....
Go to www.bulldogrescueofutah.org. Click the APPLY button at the bottom of the ADOPT page.
IF you have APPLIED and seem to be a fitting candidate for the dog we will contact you. (Yeah. It's like a job application)
WE do not do meet and greets without a filled application and an appointment made.
Please read the Frequently Asked Questions before emailing questions. Facebook posts often are the only info we have at the time of post. We don't always know how the dog is with kids or cats.
Adoption fees are posted on website.

Yes, we do adopt outside of UTah. The application process is the same, but you must pick up in person. We do not transport.

04/16/2025

This is the third of the three girls we recently took in. All of them came from a breeder situation, and they've had a rough time but those days are behind them. We've actually had them for a little while, but they've needed time to decompress, to get acclimated, and for us to be able to learn more about them. All three of them had internal and external parasites and were filthy.

Before we go any further, we'd ask that you keep comments positive, because they're out of their former situation and they've got their better days ahead.

This pretty girl is Agnes. She, like the others, is in decent health all things considered, although she may have some airway trouble. At first she was terrified of anything new, but now she’s quite the happy girl. Not quite housebroken yet, since mill girls often need more time in that department, but she’s learning. So far she seems pretty good with dogs.

Her adoption fee is $500. Her spay is coming up soon. If you’re interested in learning more about here, please fill out an application at bulldogrescueofutah.org/adopt to get started.

04/16/2025

This is another of the three girls we recently took in. All of them came from a breeder situation, and they've had a rough time but those days are behind them. We've actually had them for a little while, but they've needed time to decompress, to get acclimated, and for us to be able to learn more about them. All three of them had internal and external parasites and were filthy.

Before we go any further, we'd ask that you keep comments positive, because they're out of their former situation and they've got their better days ahead.

Meet Polly Pocket! She, like the other two, is 5-6 years old. Polly had been so down on life that she’d given up walking pretty much altogether (in the past, there probably wasn’t anything good waiting at the end of the walk.) Polly now stands up and walks with people, not necessarily on a lead, but she goes. Her body is showing the benefit of some movement - she looks stronger and her shoulders, while not great, seem a bit stronger. She's in fairly decent health all things considered. Polly isn’t quite housebroken yet, but she’s learning - mill girls often take time due to the conditions they were living under.

Polly is coming out of her shell and is starting to develop a personality. When she got here, she would not eat if anyone was anywhere close, and if the rescue director stuck my head in their room, she'd get as far away from as she could. Now she eats as soon as her bowl is set down, and expects those treats when she comes in from outside! She’s now gotten to where a pretty short walk is sort of an adventure. Not quite going to Disneyland, but it is kind of FUN! So far she and the other girls seem to be OK with the other dogs, but as with many mill girls, they really don’t know how to be a dog yet. They right now don’t know what toys are for, and they don’t know how to play with other dogs. All three will need a patient person to work with them, but they all deserve a happy place to live.

Her adoption fee is $500. She’s spayed and up to date on all vaccination.s If you’d like to find out more about her, please fill out an application at bulldogrescueofutah.org.adopt to get started. Thank you!