
23 Jan Cash

MEET CASH!
I hear that Cash a comin’. He’s rolling round the bend. He ain’t seen the treat bin since… he don’t know when. He’s stuck in Foster Home prison, and time keeps draggin’ on.
But he just keeps on hoping… he’ll find a loving home.
Since Cash is a big baby, his foster mama told him “Son, always be a good boy, don’t ever eat too much.” But he ate a cake in Reno…. just because he could. And If you don’t adopt him, he’ll hang his head and cry.
Say hello to Cash…. the world’s most accomplished English Bulldog. Cash made history at the young age of three by rewriting Folsom Prison Blues by Johnny Cash. The record went platinum and Cash won a Grammy. By age five, Cash had more cash, money business than Elon Musk. On his seventh birthday, Forbes Magazine honored him as the first ever Bulldog to become a cash money millionaire. Cash is now nine years old and he’s got a lotta cash that he doesn’t mind spending.
Cash is beyond sweet and incredibly smart! He is honestly way too perfect!
He enjoys following us around the house, getting his butt scratched and getting his belly rubbed. He thinks he is a lap dog so be prepared for him to plop down in your lap and paw at you to pet him.
Cash currently has three furry foster siblings as we (his foster parents) have three Bulldogs of our own. We have a four year old female English Bulldog, a five year old male American Bulldog and a six year old male Olde English Bulldogge. Cash gets along great with all three of them and they really like him too!
Cash is also already potty trained! He has not had a single accident in our home since his arrival! In addition to being potty trained, he is so well behaved that he has no need for a crate! He is such a good boy that we are able to leave him out when we leave the house! He will not mess anything up or go potty inside.
Although Cash doesn’t mind letting his three furry foster siblings jump and play while he watches from the sidelines, we have noticed that Cash tends to get a little startled and grumpy if they start to jumping and playing right next to him. Honestly, he doesn’t seem to like super sudden movements in general. Because of this, we feel Cash would do best in a home without young, playful children. We also think it would be best for Cash to have access to a fenced in backyard where he could go potty with ease.
Because Cash is currently not up to date on his vaccines, he is on medical hold. We are working on scheduling a vet appointment for him. Please check back here for an update in about one to three weeks.
If you are interested in adopting our most magnificent Cash Money Millionaire, please do not hesitate to apply! Thank you for your interest!