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  • Volunteer
    • Volunteer Application
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    • How to Help! >
      • Phone Apps & Reward Programs
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    • 2017 Events
    • journee turns one
    • Pet Valu Kiss A Bull Party
    • 2018 Events
  • Adopt
    • Availabull Dogs >
      • Cowboy Bosco
      • Kate & Pippa
      • Libby
      • Louie & Corina
      • Lucy Ann
      • Penny
      • Toby
    • Adoption Application
    • Adoption Fee
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    • Stewart
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  Hoosier Bulldog Rescue
What are your Adoption Fees?
  • ​We generally follow the below set guidelines regarding adoption fees:
    • Under 1 year of age: $700 - $975
    • Bulldogs 1-5 years: $500 - $800
    • Bulldogs 5-8 years old: $300 - $600
    • Senior bulldogs ages 9 and over : $300 or lower


​What do these fees cover?​
  • All dogs who come into our care are seen by a veterinarian. Any necessary medical treatments are completed, including regular vaccinations, deworming, spay/neuter surgery, and flea/tick/heartworm preventatives. Many dogs who enter rescue require further medical care, including treatment for skin infections, ear/tail pocket infections, cherry eye/entropian surgery, heartworm treatment, and much more. Once we accept a dog into our rescue, we dedicate ourselves to giving them comprehensive care


Why aren't rescue dogs free?
  • Our rescue survives on donations to care for surrendered dogs. Often times, this far extends what our Adoption Donation fee is set out. It's not uncommon to spend $2,000 on any given dog. All dogs are seen by a veterinarian and any necessary medical treatments are completed, including regular vaccinations, deworming, spay/neuter surgery, and flea/tick/heartworm preventatives. Many dogs who enter rescue require further medical care, including treatment for skin infections, ear/tail pocket infections, cherry eye/entropian surgery, heartworm treatment, and much more. Once we accept a dog into our rescue, we dedicate ourselves to giving them comprehensive care.
  • English/French bulldogs are frankly a very expensive breed to own. Many people look to rescue for a "cheaper bulldog." However, it's important to remember that the price of a bulldog extends far beyond the "price tag." Bulldog owners need to be prepared to spend $500-1,000+ a year on bulldog care. Feeding a high quality, grain free diet reduces the number of vet visits for skin/ear/tail infections.
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HOOSIER BULLDOG RESCUE
PO Box 621
Danville, IN 46122


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paypal to: HoosierBulldogRescue@gmail.com
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