Angeline - American Bulldog and English Bulldog Dog for Adoption in Thornton, Colorado

This beautiful 2-3 year old American/English Bulldog mix spent part of her life surviving on the streets, fending for herself and wondering where her next meal would come from. Yet somehow, despite everything she's endured, Angeline still chooses love.

At around 50 pounds, Angeline is the definition of resilience. She greets people with a gentle heart, a wagging tail, and a willingness to trust again. She simply wants to be near her humans, soaking up every bit of affection she can get. After all she's been through, she still believes people can be kind.

She is crate trained, nearly fully potty trained, and highly food motivated, making her a joy to work with. Angeline is currently receiving treatment for heartworms and is doing wonderfully. Every day she grows stronger, more confident and more comfortable in the world around her.

Her foster has only had her as an only dog, so her compatibility with other pets is unknown. What we do know is that Angeline absolutely thrives on human companionship. She is incredibly loyal, affectionate, and forms deep bonds with the people she loves.

The American Bulldog is a powerful and athletic breed known for its strong build and confident demeanor. They are loyal, courageous, and make excellent family companions due to their affectionate nature. With proper training and socialization, American Bulldogs can thrive in various environments, from active outdoor lifestyles to relaxed indoor settings. Their distinctive appearance and protective instincts make them prized as both working dogs and beloved pets for those who appreciate their bold yet gentle temperament.

The English Bulldog is a distinctive and beloved breed known for its sturdy build, wrinkled face, and gentle temperament. Originating in England, these dogs are characterized by their muscular frame, powerful jaw, and unique pushed in nose. Despite their tough appearance, English Bulldogs are affectionate, loyal, and great with children, making them excellent family pets. Due to their brachycephalic nature, they may struggle with overheating and breathing issues, requiring attentive care and moderate exercise to keep them healthy and happy.