Orville
Quick Facts:
Breed: French Bulldog mix
Gender: Male
Age: 10 months (est bday 12/9/2025)
Size: 37 lbs
Good With:
Dogs? Yes
Cats? Yes
Kids? Yes
History:
Orville was found as a Dayton stray. He was pulled into our care 8/9/2026
Personality:
Orville is an approximately 10-month-old French Bulldog mix who came into our lives as a stray. Somewhere along the way, this sweet boy went from wandering the streets to being found, brought to safety, and given the chance to experience what every dog deserves… love, comfort, and a place to call home.
But his journey didn't end the day he was rescued.
Orville needed time. Time to feel safe, time to be cared for, and most importantly, time to heal.
And guess what?!
OUR BOY IS HEALED AND READY FOR HIS FOREVER HOME!
Now Orville gets to start the best chapter of his life! No more uncertainty. No more wondering where he'll end up next. Just the opportunity to be someone's beloved family member.
At just 10 months old, Orville still has his whole life ahead of him. He's young, with plenty of growing, learning, and adventures left to experience!
Cohabitation:
Orville lives with other dogs, a cat, and kids.
Favorites:
Orville loves to play with other dogs and he lives to be a cuddle buddy
Medical:
Orville is up-to-date on age appropriate vaccines, is neutered, heartworm negative and is microchipped. He has no current medical conditions.
Adoption Fee: $400
Breed Identification Disclaimer: At Ham & Beans Canine Rescue, we strive to provide the most accurate information possible about every dog in our care. However, in most cases, we do not know the dog's parentage and rarely have the opportunity to see either parent. Breed designations are based solely on information provided by shelters, previous owners, surrendering families, veterinary staff, or our best visual assessment. Because mixed-breed dogs can inherit traits from many different breeds, we cannot guarantee the accuracy of any breed identification. We encourage adopters to focus on each dog's individual personality, temperament, energy level, and needs rather than breed labels alone.
