The “unicorn adopter” has already created a dedicated Facebook and Instagram so fans can follow Ralphie’s journey as he acclimates to his new family. “He dedicates his life to dogs and that’s what makes him a perfect match for Ralphie.” Jason will “provide him with structure, and give him an outlet for all that Frenchie energy,” wrote the shelter.

The SPCA explained Jason is “uniquely qualified” to care for Ralphie because two of his dogs also had bite histories, just like Ralphie, before joining his household. Ralphie will join Jason’s pack of other dogs, consisting of another French bulldog, a Dachshund, and a German shepherd.Īlthough the shelter originally specified Ralphie should go to a family without other dogs, they said through training, the pup was able to get “over his reactivity around other dogs.” He was sent to a six-week boarding and training program after a third adoption attempt didn’t pan out. 'Demon dog' Ralphie making strides in training, shelter says Ralphie smiles in this photo shared Januby the Niagra SPCA.

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