Southern Oregon Bulldog Rescue

25/08/2024

Women's T-shirt with Short Sleeves - I'd Rather Be https://sobr.charity/products/womens-t-shirt-with-short-sleeves-id-rather-be
Southern Oregon Bulldog Rescue

18/08/2024

Super cute bulldog merch!! Every purchase helps us care for these wonderful dogs

This T-shirt, made of cotton, offers excellent comfort with its soft, breathable, and sweat-absorbing fabric. Its simple and stylish design makes it suitable for various occasions and allows you to showcase your personality while providing visual pleasure. Available in multiple colors and sizes, thi...

17/08/2024

We would like to say thank you to the people who purchased the steampunk bulldog coffee mug. Be on the lookout for more mugs, bags, shirts along with a few other products. Thank you for your support.
Northern Lights Bulldog White glossy mug 15 oz https://sobr.charity/products/northern-lights-bulldog-white-glossy-mug-15-oz
Southern Oregon Bulldog Rescue

28/04/2024

27/11/2022

Reminder!

27/10/2022

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18/07/2022

Our sale of shirts will endJuly 22. Please help us pay those Vet bill by buying a shirt or sweatshirt

Southern Oregon Bulldog Rescue is a small rescue that depends on it's amazing supporters to continue to help Bulldogs in need! Please help us continue to care for the new Bulldogs looking for their Forever Homes and also to help the older or sick Bulldogs in Hospice Foster Families!

03/07/2022

We need help with those pesky never ending Vet bills. Please help

Southern Oregon Bulldog Rescue is a small rescue that depends on it's amazing supporters to continue to help Bulldogs in need! Please help us continue to care for the new Bulldogs looking for their Forever Homes and also to help the older or sick Bulldogs in Hospice Foster Families!

29/06/2022

Sissy is a wonderful girl. She was surrendered to Southern Oregon Bulldog Rescue because she isn't a fan of small dogs for sure, maybe not even most big dogs. She is a little shy at first but warms up quickly and wants to be with her human all the time. Please help us find her the best forever home!

29/06/2022

Southern Oregon Bulldog Rescue is a small rescue that depends on it's amazing supporters to continue to help Bulldogs in need! Please help us continue to care for the new Bulldogs looking for their Forever Homes and also to help the older or sick Bulldogs in Hospice Foster Families!

21/06/2022

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19/06/2022

Happy Father’s Day!

17/06/2022

Anatomy of a Bulldog!!!!

17/06/2022

It's fox tail season!! This wild grass is very prevalent in the Pacific Northwest, and can do incredible damage to dogs! The grass awns will work their way into a dog's skin easily, but because of the texture on the awns, they only move one direction, deeper into the animal and can be very difficult to remove. The x-ray on the image is of a foxtail tract that was injected with contrast medium to show just how far a foxtail can travel. The lesion between the toes of the foot on the bottom right is how these tracts will look to the naked eye. This is a great example of just how far foxtails can migrate in tissues. Common sights for fox tail entry include the paws, ears, eyes, nose and mouth, but they can happen anywhere on the dog's body. If not treated, they can be deadly. Bulldogs are especially prone to interdigital cysts, and a fox tail wound on the paw can easily be mistaken for this. Please see a vet if there's any chance the wound could be from a fox tail.

For more information about fox tails, including helpful images, please visit: https://www.petmd.com/dog/care/how-protect-your-dog-foxtails

Photo credit to Brentwood Veterinary hospital and to Dr. Andrew Grange from Veterinary Surgical Centers in Berkeley, CA.

www.bulldoghavennw.org

Image description: A collage of 3 photos. One shows an x-ray of a dog's leg with a fox tail wound tract. Another shows fox tail awns, and the last shows a fox tail wound on the paw, where the awn entered the body.

29/05/2022

😂😂😂 such a good helper!

14/08/2021