Looking for a beautiful, petite lady who is in love with the world? Meet Napa! She came to FBRN when circumstances changed and her previous owners were no longer able to give her the attention she needed.

Miss Napa has had a good life and is looking to start chapter two. She loves people, other dogs, and her tennis ball (perhaps not in that order). Napa has her ball with her most of the time and is always ready to play at a moment’s notice! Unlike some Frenchies, Napa lets you know when she’s tired and needs a break. This girl doesn’t tire easily! Napa enjoys her daily walk and typically jogs the first half mile of the 2 mile trek. Once the playing and running are done, Napa loves to cuddle and relax with her people.

Napa is potty trained and crate trained – she happily sleeps in her crate at night. She has some allergies, but Cytopoint shots and limited ingredient dog food keep her allergies in check. Her forever family would need to continue this regimen to keep those pesky allergies under control so Napa can enjoy life!

Napa very much needs to feel like part of the family. Ideally, she will be part of a family where there is someone at home all or most of the day. Napa is happy to be your “office” dog, or your homework buddy, so long as she’s with one of her peeps! She’ll be glad to share her family with other canine siblings as long as she’s still in the mix. Napa shares her ball very well with other dogs and is very giving, especially when she gets that same positive vibe in return.

Napa would fit in well with a busy, active household where there are people coming and going all the time, especially if some part of the group, two or four legged, was around during the day to let her know she is loved. Napa’s foster mom adds that, “If you are looking for a dog EVERYONE loves, she is it! She loves to cuddle, loves to play, and loves to sleep in the sun or on my lap.”

If you think sweet little Napa is the right Frenchie for you, submit your application and start planning a trip to Southeast Michigan. 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 do not 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.