Bella's Bulldogs - Pharmd

07/01/2025

I have been having a really hard time trying to write this post lately, but, it is with deep sadness that we regret to inform you all of the passing of our sweet boy Petey. Petey passed away on December 16th surrounded by all of those he loved. Petey lived to 9.5 years old. If anyone ever came to meet the puppies, I can guarantee that they also met Petey and absolutely loved him! Pete was such a great dog. He loved absolutely everyone and welcomed everyone. He was the sweetest dog and loved his humans unconditionally. We will be forever grateful to have had you as our dog and our companion Pete. Fly high Petey ❤️ Until we meet again. It's never fair to have to lose our pets. And even though some people may only see us a breeder, these dogs are our family. They are our life and we cherish every moment we have with them ❤️

16/04/2024

In January of 2024, my niece, Kaylin Sobaszek, was diagnosed with Squamous Cell Carcinoma Cervial Cancer. She had a surgery, it was removed, but when she had gone back in February of 2024, the cancer had returned as a stage 2. She will be having a full hysterectomy along with chemotherapy treatment. Due to the cancer and treatments, she is unable to work and truly needs any help that she can get. Our family is doing a benefit for Kaylin but, this is also her venmo for people that would like to donate and help and are unable to make it to the benefit. All the proceeds will go to Kaylin to help offset bills, travel expenses, medical costs and anything she needs during this time. Kaylin is only 22 and still has her whole life ahead of her, the last thing anyone wants to worry about is the financial burden. We want to thank everyone for the support ❤️ Kaylin is truly truly a wonderful niece, daughter, granddaughter, and cousin. She sat with our Xavier every day while he was in the NICU when we were unable to be there, and we are grateful for her every day ❤️

29/03/2024

17/03/2024

Hey everyone. I wanted to share something with you all. With my busy life, it took me a while to actually read it, but i finally have. In 2018, I had a man contact me about a dog. At that time, they didn't have much money and were looking for a support dog and had always wanted a Bulldog too. After speaking with Tim, he had told me the story about how he had lost his 5 year old son a year earlier, how they were looking for a support dog to help him and his 8 year old son with PTSD and he was looking for a companion for his son (Karter). With no doubt in my mind, I knew I needed to do the right thing and donate a companion to them. After I sent Koco (the dog), Tim and I became absolutely great friends. They gave the dog the name Koco, which was what Karter used to call his little brother. Tim had shared much of his tragedy with me, and this last year, he decided to write a book to share his story with the rest of the world. The reason I am posting this, is because it's an absolute must read. For anyone that has lost their child, I strongly advise you to read this book. It's amazing! It's incredibly raw, it shows the feelings of grief and loss, and forgiveness and faith and the struggles that he went through with the loss of his son. He still struggles every day but he always tries to find a purpose in something. I posted the link for the book below. I also posted a picture of Koco, who is now 5 years old, living his best life, in remembrance of Kalen, a sweet little boy who was taken way too soon.

A Song for Kalen: Lessons From the Life and Death of My Son https://a.co/d/9HIfo4L

31/01/2024

So, recently we have been looking for a Maine C**n cat. I just wanted to point this out to all of you when looking for an animal, in awareness to watching out for scams. If a breeder says "I don't want to because I don't want to waste my time in someone that's not interested". It's usually because they can't because it's not real. Also, I have been asking for videos or pictures of the cat with date and times written on a piece of paper with the cats or kittens. If they can't provide that, move along, usually they can't provide that because they don't physically have the animal. Also, make sure you're looking at well established sites and facebooks. If they have a newer Facebook, highly unlikely its legit. Also, I know that people have to start somewhere and some people do have newer Facebooks, which is fine, but then just go meet the animal in person. If they won't allow that, they're probably a scam. Like I said, I am more making this post in awareness because there are soooo many scams. So far, in my search for a Maine C**n, I've come across at least 15 scammers. The sad part is people do lose their money on these animals that they're never going to get. Also, if it feels too good to be true, it usually is! If the price doesn't seem right, it's probably a scam. Also, feel free to ask me any time if you're getting an animal and it doesn't feel right, what I think about it. And make sure to do your research. There is a guy on the internet that looks into scammers all day long and he posts their websites.

I hope everyone has a wonderful day ❤️❤️❤️

18/01/2024

We all know how true this is 💯

24/12/2023

We here at Bella's Bulldogs want to wish you all a very Merry Christmas 🎅 🎄 ❤️