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~ In Loving Memory of Alice ~

Alice was a member of the “The Ohio 9”

David and Jan De Jong were the grateful recipients of Alice from the French Bulldog Rescue League. There she found a home and all the love she could hold.

The perseverance and heart of the “skinny little brindle girl” will live on in the memories of many.

She will be missed more than words can say.

Rescued-8/12/00 _ Passed-8/26/08

(“The Ohio 9” were nine little Frenchies that were rescued from a puppy mill in 1999, along with 106 other animals being kept in horrific conditions.)

The French Bulldog Rescue League, Inc.

IF A FRENCH BULLDOG NEEDS HELP, PLEASE CONTACT THE RESCUE TODAY

Call your local Rescue League representative even if they are a distance away. When you have identified a Frenchie in trouble let them know your concerns and location of the dog. We are here 24 hours a day for French Bulldogs in need.

If a French Bulldog is sick, neglected, abused, lost, suspected stolen or in an animal shelter, we are here to help. Also contact us if you come across web sites or persons suspected scamming, puppy brokering, acting as agents for or pet stores that offer French Bulldogs for sale, please let us know. We have pledged our support for the safety, for the overall good of the breed and are here to help in any way possible.

Thank You!

A special thanks to “The French Bullytin” for their continued support. Please check out their site at www.frenchbullytin.com


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The French Bulldog Rescue League, Inc. is an independent, 501(c)(3) non-profit organization and is not to be confused with or misrepresented by the French Bulldog Club of America (FBDCA), the French Foreign Legion, French Salad Dressing, French Kissing, French Fries, or any affiliate dog breeder, breed organization or dog rescue organization. The formation of the French Bulldog Rescue League, Inc., its regulation/bylaws, and its original name "French Bulldog Club of America Rescue League, Inc." (FBDCARL) was approved by the French Bulldog Club of America Board in 2002. After which, the French Bulldog Club of America Rescue League, Inc. became an independent rescue organizations with its own policies and procedures solely dedicated to helping French Bulldogs in need. In 2006 the name of the organization was shortened to the French Bulldog Rescue League (FBRL). For more details, please see our HISTORY page as well as the Newsletter.

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