We collect real, currently listed Frenchies from rescues across the US, flag the health issues the rescue itself mentions (BOAS, IVDD, allergies, special needs), and send you straight to the rescue to apply. Adopt, don't shop.
Dogs first posted by their rescue in the 7 days before our last refresh. Dates come from when each rescue published the dog (approximate for some sources; see the source link).
Senior Frenchie whose elderly owner can no longer care for her. Loves people, does well with another dog. Ongoing needs: eye medication twice daily, a daily tablet for urinary incontinence, deaf on her right side after ear surgery, occasional allergy injections. Open to adoption or long-term foster.
Friendly, easygoing, house- and crate-trained boy who loves people and gets along with other dogs. Generally healthy; has dry eye and needs daily eye drops (adoption fee includes the drops).
Tags appear only when the rescue's own text says so (hover or long-press a tag to see the quote). No tag does not mean the dog is healthy; read the full story.
Senior Frenchie whose elderly owner can no longer care for her. Loves people, does well with another dog. Ongoing needs: eye medication twice daily, a daily tablet for urinary incontinence, deaf on her right side after ear surgery, occasional allergy injections. Open to adoption or long-term foster.
Friendly, easygoing, house- and crate-trained boy who loves people and gets along with other dogs. Generally healthy; has dry eye and needs daily eye drops (adoption fee includes the drops).
Our pint-sized, black-masked Diamond Dog is making her debut on the Available Page. It’s Rebel! Four-year-old Rebel was rescued from a breeding situation, and it didn’t take her long to decide that she much prefers the life of a pampered pet.
In a universe full of heroes, villains, and cosmic chaos: one Frenchie stands above the rest. Not because he seeks balance, but because he seeks belly rubs, walkies, and a best friend to wrestle with. Seven-year-old Thanos is a happy, energetic, playful little powerhouse.
There’s a reason her name is Violet. Like the little flower she is named after, six-year-old Violet is gentle, sweet, and beautiful in an unassuming way. She may be quiet, but she has plenty of love to give and is happiest when she’s close to her people.
Neeko — 5 Years Old, 31 lbs, Certified Chunk, Professional Snuggler, Part‑Time Drama King Neeko (also known as Chunk, because… well, you’ll see) is a 5‑year‑old, 31‑pound Frenchie with an expressive face that could win awards and a personality that will absolutely steal your heart.
Draco — lovingly known as Drake At 4 years old and 26 pounds, Draco (Drake) is a joyful, confident, toy‑obsessed little Frenchie who radiates happiness everywhere he goes. Though life has handed him challenges, he meets every single one with determination, sweetness, and a spirit that never dims.
Nugget — A Sweet, Snuggly, Spicy Little Athlete Looking for Her Person Nugget is a 2.5‑year‑old, 22‑pound bundle of contradictions in the most endearing way. She’s goofy and snuggly, reactive and sensitive, athletic and wobbly, mischievous and deeply loyal.
Meet Raven Raven is a beautiful, approximately 3½-year-old French Bulldog with a heart full of love who is patiently waiting for the family she has always deserved. She’s a compact little powerhouse at about 21 pounds, very short, very stocky, and absolutely adorable.
Cordelia may have arrived at FBRN as a stray, but this girl clearly did not get the memo that she was supposed to be anything other than fabulous. Found wandering on Long Island, Cordelia arrived at the shelter underweight and in need of some serious TLC.
In the 1850’s, people from all over the world flocked to California in pursuit of gold and wealth, but good fortune and prosperity can now be found in Frenchie form residing in America’s Heartland.
Please welcome Jolene to the Available page! Two-year-old Jolene came to FBRN from a shelter and is ready to make up for lost time. This happy, adaptable girl loves everyone she meets and is always up for an adventure.
It may be autumn, but here at FBRN we have a lovely flower in bloom. It’s Magnolia, and she’s ready for a forever home of her very own. Magnolia came to us from a commercial breeding facility, where she spent the first five years of her life birthing puppies for sale.
Gentle, somewhat timid girl abandoned when her owner moved. Rescue has covered a cherry eye repair, soft palate surgery to improve breathing, ear hematoma treatment and skin treatment. Good with other dogs and cats.
Goofy, affectionate boy with bat ears. Has chronic skin and ear issues needing regular care (medicated baths, diet, occasional vet visits; doing well on Cytopoint). Needs to be the only pet; fenced yard required; still working on house training.
Just like your favorite vintage bag, FBRN’s newest available senior Frenchie, Satchel, is ready to carry all the love you can give.
Some dogs quietly work their way into your heart before you even realize it and Marigold is one of those dogs. Sweet, affectionate, funny, playful, and happiest when she’s near her people, this Velcro girl has been an absolute dream in her foster home.
Some dogs arrive in rescue with a story we know. Others arrive with a story we’ll never fully understand. Corey is one of those dogs. This handsome white and blue piebald French Bulldog was found as a stray and brought to a shelter.
Our beautiful flower Bouquet has been plucked from the FBRN garden and is now in full bloom on the Available Page! Smart, sassy, and oh-so-sweet, Bouquet is officially on the hunt for her perfect forever home.
Meet Bella — Your One‑and‑Only, Snoring, Smiling, Velcro Sweetheart At 7 years old and 32 pounds, Bella is a bubbly, goofy, deeply affectionate girl who wants nothing more than to be someone’s whole world — and she’ll happily give you her whole heart right back.
Please welcome Victor to the Available page! Victor’s story could have ended very differently. This handsome two-year-old came to FBRN after a local Humane Society reached out for help when they learned he was facing euthanasia.
Affectionate 'shadow' dog surrendered because her owner is terminally ill. Crate-trained; needs a patient adopter to rebuild house training after a relapse. Good with children (can be excitable), best as the only pet.
Just in time for spring, our delicate flower Della has blossomed and is ready for a forever home of her very own. If you have a soft spot for the true rescues, for the dogs who need just a little extra, then Della might be your perfect match.
If you’ve ever dreamed of adopting a crunchy, wiggly, delightfully mischievous pickle, today is your lucky day! Pickle is a happy-go-lucky Frenchie boy who lives life exactly the way a pickle should: with enthusiasm, curiosity, and a whole lot of flavor.
If you’re on the hunt for a certified snuggler and first-class cuddlebug, then do we have the Frenchie for you! It’s Winona! Winona came to FBRN after her previous owner could no longer afford her care.
You may know Frenchies as “clown dogs” or “frog dogs” but what about “dessert dogs?” Okay maybe that hasn’t caught on just yet, but our super sweet Fudge is ready to make a name for himself and find his forever home to boot.
Sweet fawn boy with a black muzzle; crate- and house-trained. Needs to be the only dog; no children under 12. On a hydrolyzed-protein diet for food allergies plus psyllium fiber with meals, and currently on Apoquel.
Mild-mannered, gentle lap dog. Has had soft palate and nares surgery, spay, and is vaccinated, heartworm-tested and microchipped. Right eye has scarring from an old injury or ulcer; currently on Apoquel for her skin. Fine with a house full of dogs and watches the resident cat politely.
Bonded 2½-year-old sisters who must be adopted together. Sugar is deaf and relies on Sheba for cues. Potty trained, love walks and car rides; Sheba pulls on leash, and both can get excited greeting people. Need a secure backyard; no other pets. Foster home or forever home needed as soon as possible.
Cuddly, affectionate girl found as a stray. Needed rectal prolapse surgery and ectopic ureter surgery at UC Davis (rescue reports over $8,000 invested). Eats a prescription urinary diet long-term. Good with people, dogs and cats.
Sassy, snuggly, house- and crate-trained girl from a local shelter. Has chronic ear issues from past neglect that need regular cleaning; no surgery needed. Prefers to be the only pet.
Sweet, initially timid girl who came in from a Bay Area shelter very underweight with a prolapsed rectum and chronic diarrhea. Diagnosed with inflammatory bowel disease and Addison's disease; needs lifelong prescription diet and low-dose steroid. Has had spay, palate surgery (uvulectomy) and colpopexy. Gets along with other dogs.
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Many rescue Frenchies need medical care, and the breed is prone to a few expensive conditions. Know the numbers before you apply. These are typical US estimates from the sources linked below, not quotes or vet advice.
| Item | Typical cost | Source |
|---|---|---|
| BOAS airway surgery (soft palate, nares, saccules) | ~$3,000–$5,500 | FrenchieInsurance surgery calculator |
| IVDD (spinal disc disease) surgery | ~$5,000–$10,000, plus ~$2,000–$3,500 for the MRI | FrenchieInsurance vet-cost guide |
| Allergy management | ~$1,000–$3,000 / year | same guide |
| Ongoing yearly cost (vet, food, grooming, supplies) | ~$3,200 / year (other estimates: $3,200–$5,400) | PetCostVS, PetLifetimeCost |
Ranges differ between sources (e.g. another source lists BOAS at $3,500–$6,500 and IVDD at $5,000–$9,000). Several of these sites sell or promote pet insurance, so treat them as rough guides and ask your own vet for a local quote. Many rescues complete airway surgery before adoption, which is why adoption fees can be higher.
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