Tila - French Bulldog and Pug Dog for Adoption in Ellijay, Georgia

Little legs. Big personality. Meet Tila!With her expressive eyes, adorable ears, and a face that deserves its own fan club, Tila is ready to charm her way into forever. This spunky girl is a 25-pound Frenchie/Pug mix, just over a year old, with plenty of personality packed into her little body. She likes other dogs, loves belly rubs, and is looking for someone who appreciates a little silliness alongside a whole lot of love.Tila came to HBPR after being found lost in Blue Ridge and going unclaimed. Now, she’s ready for her next chapter—with a family who will make her feel right at home.~~If you are interested in this animal, you can complete the questionnaire found on the available pets page of our website http://hbpr.org. You can also email homeward@ellijay.com, contact us on facebook at https://www.facebook.com/HBPR30540/ or call 706-698-4663.Thank you for considering a rescue dog or cat! Don't shop when you can adopt!

The French Bulldog, known for its iconic bat like ears, charming personality, and compact yet muscular build, is a beloved companion dog breed. Originating in France, these affectionate and adaptable dogs are ideal for apartment living due to their relatively low exercise needs. Their distinctive wrinkled face and snub nose make them instantly recognizable, while their playful and sociable nature endears them to families and singles alike. French Bulldogs are known for their loyalty, affection, and gentle temperament, making them a popular choice for dog lovers worldwide.

The pug is a small yet sturdy breed known for its charming personality and distinctive appearance. With a wrinkled face, curled tail, and expressive eyes, pugs are beloved for their affectionate nature and playful demeanor. Originating from China, these compact dogs have a smooth coat and require minimal grooming. Pugs are known to be excellent companions, suitable for owners of all ages due to their adaptable and social temperament.

Homeward Bound's Mission: Rescue and rehome unwanted companion animals and reduce their overpopulation through education, spay/neuter and adoption. programs.