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1 year • Female • American Pocket Bully
Listing last checked 7 November 2026
High energy
Key facts
- Age
- 1 year
- Sex
- Female
- Breed
- American Pocket Bully
Could live with
- Children: Not known
- Other dogs: Not known
- Cats: Not known
Taken from Dogs' Friends's listing, and sometimes worked out from Libby's description. Always check with the rescue before you decide.
Adoption information
Dogs' Friends · Bristol
All adoption applications are handled directly by Dogs' Friends. Contact them to arrange to meet Libby and start the adoption process.
About Libby
Libby has joined us from the pound so little is known about her history.
Funny, cheeky, total cuddle monster – Libby is the full pocket-sized package! She loves to play, get the zoomies, and receive plenty of belly rubs.
We feel Libby may not have experienced much in her early life as she’s been initially nervous and confused by many ‘normal’ things but she’s a quick learner and has quickly adapted to many things she’s come across in foster. She’s going to make a wonderful companion.
Libby would like a home with someone who can continue her socialisation, so she can grow in confidence. Her new family must accept her endless kisses and cuddles! Libby has had some medical procedures with us which has meant she hasn’t been able to go out much, but we think she’s going to be a relatively active girl after she’s fully recovered as she’s bursting at the seams to get out and about.
Health –
Both of Libby’s eyes have entropion – eyelashes that turn in and rub the eyeballs – so she received surgery to help correct the issue.
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