It’s time to celebrate with round of Bellini! Bellini is ready to be the center of your party, and you will never be able to get enough. Bellini is a refreshing addition to FBRN, after being a prime producer for a commercial breeding facility. She was a bit sour at the time, with ear infections and allergies plaguing her, but has been sweetened up with medications and diet. Now, she’s the tastiest treat around and ready to leave the FBRN gig for a new, permanent scene.

Bellini lives up to her name – bubbly and sweet. She loves dogs, cats and people! She is always happy to see you. She is definitely the life of the party – but is also ready to settle down with a good lap, too. She is a bit tart in the potty department – lots of pregnancies and pups can be hard on a girl’s bladder. But if you notice the cues, you will be able to direct her to the ladies’ room in time. She will stay in a crate, but doesn’t prefer to. Waking up in a big fluffy bed is the ideal life for Bellini. Thinking of installing an alarm system? Look no further – Bellini is great at notifying you if strangers are nearby. For this reason, it is probably best she lives in a single-family home with a fenced yard. Not all neighbors would enjoy Bellini karaoke. What goes best with Bellini? Bone hor d’oeuvres and stuffed mushrooms (or pigs, lambs, flowers, etc.) – she will destuff any toy in minutes and gnaw on bones for hours. And Bellini is best when hanging with her homeys, so having another dog to pal around with would be ideal.

Here is what her foster mom has to say about Bellini, “Bellini has been a joy to foster. She left the mill and never looked back. She came out of her shell quickly with the support of her foster sibling dogs and has blossomed into a happy and friendly dog who loves her new life.”

Orange juice needing a Bellini? If so, let’s get this party started! Prosecco’n the adopt button and complete your application now! Bellini is asking if this can happen any fiesta! And get ready to take your party bus to New Jersey – because this is the one time where you can have a Bellini in the car with you. Bellini’s cannot be shipped.

FBRN does not ship dogs as cargo, so adopters are expected to pick up their dogs from their foster family.

FBRN dogs are in foster care in people’s private homes. For the foster families’ safety, we do not disclose specific locations, and we don’t set up meet and greets prior to applications. For detailed information about the dogs in our care, please read the extensive bios on each dog.