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Bobby

7 years • Male • Bichon Fries Cross

Listing last checked 5 November 2026

Small

Key facts

Age
7 years
Sex
Male
Breed
Bichon Fries Cross
Size
Small

Could live with

  • Children: Not known
  • Other dogs: Yes
  • Cats: No

Taken from Warrington Animal Welfare's listing, and sometimes worked out from Bobby's description. Always check with the rescue before you decide.

Adoption information

All adoption applications are handled directly by Warrington Animal Welfare. Contact them to arrange to meet Bobby and start the adoption process.

About Bobby

Lovely Bobby has sadly found himself looking for a new home after his owner passed away. Bobby is larger than your typical Bichon and is a friendly boy who enjoys company. He has only ever lived with adults and isn’t used to children, so we’d be looking for an adult home where he can settle into a familiar kind of environment. He is good with other dogs but cannot live with cats. Bobby particularly enjoys having people around and isn’t keen on being left alone, so his ideal home will be with someone who can offer him plenty of company and help him settle gradually into his new life. When Bobby arrived with us, his coat was quite badly matted and unfortunately had to be completely clipped back. Don’t worry – his fluffy locks will grow back, and we’re sure he’ll look very different once they do! After losing his owner and everything familiar to him, Bobby now needs a loving, secure home where he can enjoy plenty of companionship and start the next chapter of his life. Could you give Bobby the home and company he’s looking for?

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