Current French Bulldog Village Charity Events, April 2012

In April 2012, the French Bulldog Village celebrates the life and benefactor of the FBV who unknowingly created a circle of love, Ms. Karen Krings.  Like many people every year, Karen’s life was cut short and she succumbed to cancer at the age of 51 on April 19, 2006.  She requested no memorial services to be held in her name, no fanfare, but, left a financial gift to honor her love of animals, especially her two beloved dogs she left behind, Carleton, a Bulldog and Lizette, a French Bulldog and the French Bulldog Village was formed 5 years ago in 2007. You can read more about Karen at Remembering Karen.

As we celebrate our 5 year anniversary and the life of Karen Krings this month, we will feature a current or former foster Frenchie every week that may not be here today without Karen, without our volunteers, without you, our supporters, a circle which began with one woman’s generous gift.  Please help support the needy little foster Frenchies of the French Bulldog Village

"Circle of Friends" by clicking on the donation button below and making a gift donation in any amount to keep the circle going.  Your name will be added to our circle of friends page for the remainder of the year.  Thank you, friends.

The French Bulldog Village was formed 5 years ago in 2007.  During the first year, the FBV organization re-homed 49 French Bulldog and French Bulldog mixes.  Below is Lulu's story, how she came to be in rescue in 2007 and where and how she is doing now, in 2012, almost 5 years later. Just click on her banner to read her story.

A current village resident, FBV foster dog, Penny's story.  Just click on her banner below to read her story.

Here at the French Bulldog Village, we believe that every needy Frenchie like Penny that comes knocking on our door counts.  In this case, it came with a big price tag, but, we couldn't turn her away.  Penny hasn't had a lot of luck in her short life.  At 3 years old, she has already lived in three different homes and now finds herself in rescue.  And for Penny, rescue was literally her last and only hope of survival.