Wag Wednesday: Meet Bobert, the Frenchie mix looking for his forever home in Kern County
Meet Bobert, a 3-year-old French bulldog mix at Kern County Animal Services, eagerly awaiting his forever home. Despite his longer-than-usual stay, his friendly and funny personality makes him a perfect candidate for adoption.
Bobert, a 3-year-old French bulldog mix, has been at Kern County Animal Services for about a month, which is longer than usual for a smaller dog. Deputy Director Melissa Wells describes Bobert as super friendly and funny, with a great personality. Typically, smaller dogs are adopted quickly, but Bobert's stay has been longer than expected. Wells believes the right family is out there for him and emphasizes that personality is key in the adoption process. She encourages community members to bring stray animals to the shelter for care and safety. Kern County Animal Services is also hosting its yearly mega adoption event in November at Riverwalk Park, which includes various services and activities. For those interested in meeting Bobert, they can visit Kern County Animal Services, with more information available at KernCountyAnimalServices.org.
Originally reported by 23ABC News Bakersfield. Read the source story (opens in a new tab).
