Meet Evie

Medical Hold - Not Accepting Applications

Adoption Fee: Hospice Foster

Donations for her care are appreciated

Age: 9 Years Size: small Primary Breed: French Bulldog Primary Color: Cream Shed Level Moderate to High Energy Level: Moderate Housetrained: Working on it Kid Friendly: Yes Cat Friendly: Yes Dog Friendly: Yes Crate Trained: Yes

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Meet Evie ��

9 years old | Female French Bulldog | Forever Hospice Foster

If there were an award for Most Determined Little Hot Mess to Ever Refuse to Give Up, Evie would already have it framed on the wall.

Evie first came to B-Squad years ago with a medical history that was, quite frankly, overwhelming.

She was malnourished. She had chronic, severe ear disease that had gone untreated for so long that it caused a significant antibiotic-resistant middle ear infection, a permanent head tilt and left-sided facial paralysis from nerve damage. She had skin and gastrointestinal issues, respiratory illness, and a grade 4 heart murmur that ultimately led to the diagnosis of severe pulmonic stenosis — a serious congenital heart defect.

And that was just the beginning.

Evie went on to undergo a balloon valvuloplasty on her heart and a TECA-BO surgery, which involved removing her diseased ear canal and middle ear after years of chronic infection and pain.

She saw cardiology.

Neurology.

Dermatology.

Surgery.

She had advanced imaging, specialty care, procedures, medications and recoveries.

Basically, Evie has probably accumulated more medical records than most of us have tax documents.

And somehow, through all of it, she just kept going. ❤️

Today, at 9 years old, Evie’s needs have changed and she is now part of our Forever Hospice Foster program.

That means we are no longer asking what we can “fix.”

We’re asking what will keep Evie comfortable.

What will make her happy.

What will give her the best quality of life for however much time she has with us.

And whatever those answers are, that’s what she gets.

Her signature head tilt is still there. Her medical history will always be part of her story. But when we look at Evie now, we don’t just see everything that went wrong before she came to rescue.

We see a girl who survived it.

A girl who was given a chance when her medical needs looked enormous.

A girl who has spent years proving that sometimes the dogs with the longest problem lists still have an awful lot of living left to do.

Evie will remain safely in B-Squad care for the rest of her life, surrounded by the people who know her quirks, understand her needs and love her exactly as she is.

No adoption applications.

No more searching.

Evie is already home. ��

Her hospice care continues to include veterinary visits, medications and whatever supportive care she needs to remain comfortable, and donations toward Evie’s ongoing care are deeply appreciated.

Forever Foster dogs like Evie may never have an adoption fee or a traditional “going home” day, but their care matters every bit as much.

For now, Evie’s retirement plan is pretty straightforward:

Stay comfortable. Be loved. Keep everyone on their toes. And continue being the little warrior who has already beaten the odds more times than we can count. ��