
Jimmie Must Have:
— Someone home most of the time
— Another dog around my age
— Adults or family with older children
Experience Level:
— Have had dogs as an adult
— Recent/current dog experience a plus
— Rescue dog experience
Hello everybody!

My name is Jimmie (although my foster Mom calls me Jim Jam) and I’m a sweet and gentle little guy who is an amazing companion and supreme snuggler! I’m a mellow pup who loves to be near my people (but am never intrusive) and enjoys the companionship of other pups. I’m also awesome with calm and gentle children. My foster Mom says I have puppy dog eyes that look at you with love – and that I have the ability to ‘materialize’ from almost anywhere if you mention the word ‘treat.’
My BFK Aunties say I’m a quiet and loving little lap dog – but I’m not a couch potato! I have an endearing and curious nature, like to explore my environment and have bursts of energy and playfulness – but that being petted is my specialty. One look at my cute little face and you will fall in love.
Once upon a time, I had a home with someone who loved and took care of me- and I was the happiest pup on earth. But one sad day, my person went to Heaven and I was taken to the shelter, which was a pretty scary place for a mellow and gentle soul like me. Luckily, my BFK Aunties came and scooped me up, because they could see that I was a great guy who would make a wonderful companion.
Now, I am a little bit older than the average guy you see on our web site, in fact I’m about 10 years young. But I am healthy and loving and cheerful- and little guys like me can have a really long life. Mom says that I like to go on leash walks and would love a yard to explore. I also love car rides. Sometimes I curl up and sleep the whole way, and other times, I look out the window and grin. I’m also eager to please.
At home, I’m the perfect buddy for a snuggle in front of the TV, or a little nap on the sofa. I’m a quiet, gentle guy who doesn’t cause any trouble at all. I stick right by my people and will even put my little paw on my Mom’s hand, so she knows that I’m there for her and ready to be petted at any time. Mom says that having me around is like having a visit from an old friend, who fits right in.
My Ideal Home:
* Someone home most of the time
* Another dog around my age
* Adults or family with older children
Experience level:
* Have had dogs as an adult
* Recent/current dog experience a plus
* Rescue dog experience
So now I’m hoping that somebody out there is looking for a loving, gentle guy like me, to “fit right in” at their home. Do you think you and your family might have a place for me in your hearts? Do you have children or grandchildren you want to teach about unconditional love? I’m happy to help you do that! Could you help me write a happy ending to my story? If so, please apply as soon as you can, and ask for Jimmie. I’ll be waiting with a smile and a loving look in my eyes.
Tail wags and bichon kisses,
Joyous Jimmie


I’m already housebroken, ride calmly in the car and love when I get to sprawl out on the big bed at night. In fact, I like to sleep on the pillow next to my Mom. (She says I think I’m human!) I suppose I should mention that I am, of course, housebroken, and love all the things that Bichons, and most other dogs, do: rides, treats, cuddles, and naps. I learn fast and am very smart!
My Ideal Home:

Before I got shaved at the shelter I had long white fluffy hair – in fact it was a bit too long so the shelter took care of that (unfortunately.) Right now my hair is kind of short, so my ribbons fall out, but when my hair gets longer, you’ll see how beautiful I will look. Mom calls me a toasted marshmallow as my hair is white and caramel colored now and has a nice wave to it and I have a bit of an underbite. What’s most noteworthy though are my eyes: they are the windows to a very beautiful soul.
* Someone home most of the time
Hello World,
I was born with something with a long name that means I’m incontinent.
This special surgery is very expensive. My BFK family hopes that there might be some amazing people who read about me and want to help me get this surgery. Then, after I have recovered, I can be adopted and able to go to my forever home!
Hello Everyone,
Although he’s a good sport who has weathered all these changes, Riley lost his home! It is our goal to find the loving and stable home environment that he so deserves!
A friend of Marti’s has brought Riley temporarily to her home however she has many senior and hospice dogs. Riley is a bit overwhelmed by all of them as he’s a quiet guy not used to all the commotion. She reached out to find a forever home for this sweet, companionship-oriented ‘chunky monkey’.

Dad says I’m very smart, TOTALLY housebroken (and that’s not typo!) In fact, I go to the door to let him and Mom know I need to go out. And they are taught me about something called a ‘puppy door’ which I mastered in no time! And when it’s night time I go quietly in to my bed and sleep soundly through the night. (If you get up I follow to make sure you’re okay, then settle back in and wait for you to awaken in the morning.)
My Ideal Home: