We are heartbroken to update that our loving and faithful Gus took his last breath as we were reassuring him of our love.
Gus came into our lives 1,941 days ago as a foster for Lone Star Bulldog Club Rescue. When Gus joined rescue he was an adventurous, well-mannered young pup who some said was too head strong Gus wasn’t too head strong, he knew exactly what he needed, which was love, grace and comfort and you bet your ass that is exactly what he got.
We believe Gus began living his best life with us. From traveling in the RV, to riding in the side-by-side, Gus never missed an adventure.
Gus lived for his family, but his soul came alive for his skin brother, Skylor.
We are honored LSBCR trusted us to be Gus’ foster and we are forever grateful Gus chose us to be his forever family.
RIP Gus. We love you!
Gus, formerly known as Buster, has without a doubt, found his furEVER home here at the Gibbs’ Crib. The moment foster boy Gus walked into our home, he immediately took up with skin brother, Skylor. When Skylor is out with friends or works late, Gus patiently waits. These two are without a doubt, best buds joined at the hip! Gus is such an amazing boy and wants nothing more than to please everyone. He loves his foster brother Blëu and alumnus Beau. Gus chose us and we are beyond blessed!
Hey everybody, remember me? My name is Buster and I was here just over a year ago. My adopted family changed my name, but I think I’ll go back to just plain Buster. I had a birthday since I left. I am a year and eight months old now! Sometimes life throws you a curve and you just land on your feet and keep going. That’s what happened to me.
I thought rescue found me the perfect family. But sometimes even the best match doesn’t work out the way you think it will. Stuff happens, things change, a puppy gets a little too rambunctious… You know. I am completely house trained. My old family taught me to ring a bell when I needed to go outside. It’s fun. I also had a fur sister I loved and we played tug-of-war until we were too tired to move. I am not the best on a leash, I get so excited that I just want to run like the wind. I need someone who is patient with a puppy still learning and will help me stay within the boundaries set. Because of my youth and playfulness I will do better with older children.
I sure hope another nice family adopts me real soon! I promise to try my best to be your best friend.
Buster has been adopted! From his foster pops: Buster (now Gus) has been adopted by a wonder, young, Bulldog-savvy family. Their girl, Flower Pot, was looking for a new playmate and she will enjoy little Gus. Will, Leslie and their boys could not be happier to finally meet Gus today and spend time with him. They brought all kinds of toys with them and already have a beautiful new bed waiting for him. He left strapped in the middle of the front seat between his new parents ready to meet Houston. He was sitting up and looked like he owned the world. I could not be happier for my new little buddy and look forward to many future pictures. I am told he will soon have his own Instagram account.
Please welcome faster-than-a-racehorse Buster to our rescue family! From volunteer Dianne: Buster is 7 months old and absolutely the cutest Bulldog I have seen. Buster has no sad story. He’s always had a family that loved him; he just has those razor sharp teeth that makes playing with the small kids in the family hard. Buster had found himself staying in a crate too long and he was pretty sad about that. So, Buster loaded up his things and is looking for a very active family that he can join.
5/23/17 Update: Buster has been settling in at his new foster home and loving it! He is such a happy fellow and so much fun to be around. He is well behaved and loves to walk on a leash. But he is still a puppy and he LOVES to play with his foster sibling puppy brother. They would never stop if you didn’t make them rest. For a puppy he does not chew as much as we expected, which is so nice.
