American Bulldog puppies and dogs in Medina, Minnesota

I am looking for a foster or forever family! Please email fostersupport@thebondbetween.org if you can say YES to fostering this animal! Select the "Apply for Adoption" if you would like to adopt Hi, my name is Monica and I am from Alabama! Monica is a sweet puppy who loves to play and wag her whole body when she sees a friend. She has a 2ish hour battery before she needs to recharge with a nap and sleeps through the night! She's making great progress with potty training. Monica believes she's a lap dog despite her massive paws, so she'll need guidance from her human and/or a bigger dog to learn that not everyone wants to play. This big baby is a fast learner! In one weekend, she learned to settle and nap in her crate when you are and aren't around. We've also been practicing loose leash walking, sitting, and door etiquette. Monica would be great in a family that has a bestie to play with (human or dog).

Select the "Apply for Adoption" if you would like to adopt Hi, my name is Butterbean and I am from Alabama! Hi! I'm Butterbean and my foster mom is so proud of me because I am crate trained! I sleep all night with no accidents and if kept on a schedule, I don't have accidents inside either. I am a happy guy who (really) loves my foster dog sisters and kids. We have been working hard on positive socialization by taking walks down busy sidewalks, attending tennis meets where I meet new people, noise training and taking rides in the car. I do really well with all of these things! I am working on not jumping and learning to sit on command. My forever family is going to be so lucky to have me!

temp foster needed 10/22-10/25 Email fostersupport@thebondbetween.org if you can help! Hi, my name is Marvin and I am from Alabama! To know Marvin is to love him! He is a true gem and, dare I say, the loviest pup I’ve ever met! He’s sweet, smart, adorably dopey, and incredibly cuddly. Marvin loves running outside, sunbathing, and playing with toys. He’s very intelligent and has an amazing memory. Marvy is great at "sit," "no," and "yes," and we're getting the hang of "go potty!" He loves when you run beside him in the yard! He sleeps peacefully in his bed and waits for you to wake up, followed by lots of wiggly morning cuddles. But Marvin’s favorite place is right next to you (or on top of you, haha)! Marvin is super duper cuddly, loves being in contact with his people, and will happily follow you wherever you go. He's also a social guy! Apply to come meet Marvin and experience all the love this special pup has to give! 🤍🏡 From the Vet: Marvin had an unfortunate injury to his knee while in rescue, but the good news is that TBB was able to arrange for a quick fracture repair surgery on 9/23/26. He will need about 4-6 weeks of activity restriction to help him heal. His forever home should plan to continue this slow return to normal activity over that time and follow the physical therapy recommendations from the surgeon. TBB will agree to cover 1 recheck and or suture removal as determined necessary by The BB Rescue Medical Team.

Hello, my name is Frodo or Fitzgerald! I’m a 2.5 year old happy energetic pup that’s listed as a Great Dane Mix. I’m overall pretty friendly with all. I am kennel trained and a great eater, which means I’m also fun to teach new tricks to! I would be best suited to go to a new home that has a schedule and lifestyle that I can be a huge part of. Since I’m young and full of energy I would do best in a fenced in yard or have the ability to have new activities I can be a part of like hiking or day trips to explore new places. I need solid leadership as sometimes I need to be a little recentered or refocused when I get over stimulated. Because of this, I would be best in a place without young children as I’m still a little uncoordinated from time to time and little kid energy is a bit confusing for me. Kids who are a little older and are interested in helping train me are definitely an exception. Basically from the get go I’m going to just need consistency throughout everyone in the household to help me learn the rules so I can settle in successfully. My current foster mom does in-home boarding at our house so I spend my days meeting new dogs and some new people, so I am pretty well socialized and very much thrive with all the constant stimulation. I do best meeting others outside my kennel in an open space, I tend to be submissive and take appropriate correction from dogs older than me, very well as I’m constantly learning ways to play with all different sizes and breeds. I can't wait to find my forever family!  Adoption fee includes: Full veterinary exam, Alter, Prepaid microchip, Dewormed, Rabies vaccine (if age appropriate), Distemper combo vaccine(s) appropriate to age, Bordetella vaccine, 4DX (over 6 months of age), Flea/tick and heartworm preventative while in rescue. Adoption fee: $525.00 Visit this organization's web site to see any additional information available about this pet.October 8, 2026, 10:49 am

Simba is a very loving and playful dog. He loves fetch and can chew through just about anything. He needs the ability to run around and play. Hes very curious and very food motivated. We unfortunately live in an apartment and he does not have the space he needs to run around and play. We aren't asking for any fees just a loving home that can take him.

Hi, Im CocoBear! Im a big, beautiful two-year-old girl with a classic bulldog face, a gorgeous white-and-brindle coat, and a heart that is just as big as I am. Im goofy, affectionate, playful, and when Im ready to settle down a total couch potato. I also have a pretty impressive overbite, which my foster mom says might be what Im remembered for in the history books. Personally, I think it just makes my smile extra special. Ive had a pretty complicated start to life, so let me tell you a little about my story. I was originally given to someone as a birthday present when I was just a puppy. Unfortunately, it quickly became clear that I wasnt wanted there. When I was only five months old, I was surrendered after not getting the care and guidance a puppy needs. I arrived in rescue skinny, underweight, and pretty overwhelmed by everything around me. My foster family took their time with me, helped me decompress, and showed me what it felt like to be safe. And you know what? I bounced back! I learned to trust my foster family, including their 10-year-old son, and I lived happily in a home with several other dogs. I discovered that being outside was pretty fantastic, too. Having a fenced yard where I can sniff, explore, stretch my legs, and just enjoy being a dog is one of my favorite things. I was adopted into another family, but unfortunately that placement didnt work out. Later, I was rehomed without my rescue knowing where I had gone. For eleven months, nobody knew where I was. Then, on June 3, 2026, my microchip finally led my rescue family to me at a humane society. I was withdrawn when they found me, but the moment I saw the people I knew and trusted, I was friendly. They took me home that day, and Ive been safe with them ever since. After everything Ive been through, my foster family says the thing that amazes them most is that I still trust people. Im still trying. Im still loving. Im still looking for my place in this world. These days, Im a fun combination of puppy energy and couch potato. I love to play, and Im an equal-opportunity toy lover pretty much anything can become a good toy in my opinion! I especially enjoy being outside, and when Im finished with my adventures, Im perfectly happy to stretch out and relax. Im also a MAJOR cuddler. In fact, I dont always understand that I am a large dog with something called personal space. When I decide I need some affection, Ill sit beside you on the couch with my back toward you and then perform my signature move: I faint backward right onto you and promptly go to sleep. Yep. Thats my love language. The fainting doesnt stop there, either. I have a habit of napping halfway off things couches, chairs, pretty much anything that seems vaguely nap-worthy. Im not sure why I do it, but my foster family finds it hilarious. I love my people and get the biggest wiggle butt when I see them. Im friendly and happy to have humans around, and Im happiest when Im included in family life. Im also working on some important manners. I know sit and down, and Im learning stay, give, and drop it. Treats are definitely the way to my heart and the way to convince me that training is a pretty excellent activity. Im about 98% potty trained. I do have one little quirk: if my water bowl is left down when my people are gone or overnight, I may drink a lot and then need to go outside. Sometimes I try to tell my humans, but they dont always hear me, which can result in an occasional accident. Keeping that in mind helps me be much more successful. Im also comfortable being left alone for up to about seven hours. I was crate trained as a puppy, although my foster family currently gives me access to a gated kitchen so I can spend more time hanging out with them. There are a few things my future family should understand about me. Im a strong girl, and I can still be mouthy sometimes. I missed out on some puppy-manners training in my previous home, so Im learning that my mouth doesnt need to be involved in every interaction. Im smart though, and Im working on it! I also need slow, thoughtful introductions with other dogs. Ive lived successfully with multiple dogs before, and I currently live with three resident dogs. I can be dominant and pushy with canine friends, so I need people who understand dog body language and will give me the time and space I need to get comfortable. My foster family believes slow introductions are important for setting me up for success. I havent lived with cats or other small animals, so that part of my rsum is still blank. My prey drive seems fairly low I usually ignore the bunnies and squirrels in my yard, although I once reacted to a bunny that suddenly ran right in front of me while on a walk. Since I havent been tested with cats, my future family should plan accordingly. Ive also learned that thunderstorms are VERY SCARY. During my first storm after coming back to my foster family, I was so frightened that I broke through two gates trying to get to the living room couch. Once I found my safe spot, my foster dad stayed with me on the couch while I shook for hours. So Ill need a family who understands that storms are a big deal to me and is willing to help me feel safe when the weather gets wild. My ideal home would be a house with a securely fenced yard. I love being outside, and I can be a bit of a barker when I hear people outside, so a home where that wont be a major issue would be best. Im also a strong dog, so Id do best with an experienced dog owner who is comfortable continuing my training and helping me become the best version of myself. But underneath all of those details is the part my foster mom really wants you to know. Im trying my best, Mom. Thats what she says she sees when she looks into my eyes. Im a good girl who tries hard. I want to be loved. I want to belong. I want to finally find my place. And despite everything that has happened to me, I still have so much love to give. My foster mom says she loves how incredibly resilient I am and how I continued to trust her family after everything I experienced. When they found me again after eleven months, I knew them. I remembered them. And that moment broke her heart and melted it at the same time. She says if she could keep me, she would but she knows I deserve a home that can give me everything I need. Maybe that home is yours? Maybe youre looking for a big, goofy, affectionate girl who will play with you, follow you around, flop onto the couch, and occasionally faint dramatically into your lap. Maybe youre someone who understands that dogs dont have to have a perfect past to deserve a beautiful future. And maybe youre the person who can look at me and say, CocoBear, youre home.I sure hope so.   Please visit our website saveabullmn.org to learn more about this amazing pet and see other available dogs.