06/10/2025
PHANTOM is up for adoption!
This XL American Bully is not only drop dead gorgeous but will steal your heart ❤️ he came in as a stray so we don't know his age but it's estimated to be around 3!
He is neutered, vaccinated, dewormed and microchipped.
Here's what his foster mom has to say about him!
Meet Bubba (formerly known as Phantom)!
Since coming into our care, we started calling him Bubba—and it stuck. That’s the name he responds to now, and it suits him perfectly!
Bubba has a heart of gold. He wants nothing more than to love and be loved, but he can be a little hesitant with new people at first. He may bark when meeting someone unfamiliar, but once you’ve earned his trust, he will shower you with all the love, loyalty, and cuddles you could ever ask for.
This sweet boy is very food motivated—he’ll inhale his meals in seconds and is always ready for treats. That eagerness to learn makes training a breeze! Bubba mastered “sit” in just 10 minutes, and we’re confident he’ll pick up new tricks quickly with continued guidance.
He’s also crate trained and settles well with a treat or two as incentive. Whether it’s a few hours during the day or overnight, Bubba does great in his crate with a nice blanket.
Bubba is a world-class cuddler, and the way he looks at you will melt your heart. He rides well in the car and absolutely loves walks and hikes—he’s a fantastic adventure buddy.
When it comes to other dogs bubba is a bit hesitant but if you do a proper introduction he would be a great friend. He would thrive with a medium-energy companion like himself, though he’s also patient and playful with our high-energy one year old border collie, even letting her pull on his legs or ears. Bubba shows no prey drive and lives peacefully with other animals, including birds and squirrels outside and even our own guinea pigs that are inside.
Once you earn Bubba’s trust, you’ll have a loyal best friend for life. If you’re ready to give him the love and patience he deserves, he’s ready to give you his whole heart in return.
