
Meet Meet Fabulous Freddy – a two year old bichon looking for a Foster-to-Adopt who currently has a young, sweet and active pup that can serve as a role model. Freddy has never had an opportunity to be a pup so everything is new to him… that includes walking, riding in the car, learning commands etc.
He wants to please … and needs a four-legged buddy to teach him and a two-legged adopter who has patience and love to share.
Please contact marti@bichonfurkids.org if that sounds like you!


Besides being charming, kind, cuddly, delightful and happy, I’m also obedient, playful and want to please! Sound good? Then please read on! Mom says that I’m equal parts sweet and shy, a darling little guy who just wants to be around you- in your lap, by your side, next to you in bed, on a car ride. As long as I’m with you, I’m fine. Did I mention that I LOVE the car?
Dad calls me “Super Glue” because I bonded with him in about two seconds. He says I’m a happy, silly, playful, energetic and social little love bug who wants to participate in all that life has to offer!
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Meet Awesome Arthur. This gorgeous bichon boy loves to walk, ride in the car, is good with other dogs, cats, and strangers. He is a gentle and sweet boy with a birthday coming up next month. On Valentine’s Day, Arthur will begin his eighth year and we know this will be the best one yet!



I get along well with my doggy foster brother. He and I run and play together every day. And if there is a ball involved…that’s even better!
I’m also housebroken (Mom said I mastered the doggy door in minutes and know when and where to ‘do my business’) and am amazing in the car! I jump in, curl up on the seat, and am calm and very well behaved. I must admit I do like going for rides – and walks – and anything that involves fun, dogs and people!
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I’m housebroken and love all the things that FurKids love — like walks, treats, cuddles, and rides in the car. Dad says that I’m quite the charmer and also a real cinephile. I love to jump on the couch and snuggle up for a good movie. (I have a reputation, however, for falling asleep pretty quickly and then snoring.) For such a little girl, I can snore like a much bigger pup— but that’s it, and everything I do, is simply adorable!
Like so many pups that have been rescued, I arrived at the shelter as a stray. It had been quite some time since I had been groomed, it appeared that I had probably been living outside (which is not good for a wee little one like me) and I had been rather neglected. The shelter gave me a spa day and I was so happy to be clean, warm and comfortable. In fact, I was so grateful that I kissed the groomer, right then and there!

There are lots of sounds that are new to me —and they concern me. Like when loud cars drive by or if a door slams. Mom says we’re working on something called ‘sensitization’ and I’m learning that I’m safe and the sounds won’t hurt me. You see when you are so little, everything is that much bigger and scarier to someone as small as I am.
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