Ralphie has left the Niagara County SPCA and moved into "a happy place" with a pet parent who is eager to love and train the dog Kelli Bender is the Pets Editor at PEOPLE. She has been working at ...
Remember the “fire-breathing demon” dog who went viral recently? First, the pup otherwise known as Ralphie became internet famous for his no-holds-barred adoption ad. Then he was trending again ...
Ralphie the demon dog, the internet’s favorite misfit pet, is learning some new skills. You may recall that the rescue pup went viral after Niagara County SPCA’s adoption post in which the shelter ...
NIAGARA FALLS, N.Y. (WKBW) — Ralphie, the so-called "demon dog," is moving on to his next adventure! The Niagara SPCA announced Friday that they have found "Ralphie's perfect adopter." The SPCA ...
A “demon” dog was finally adopted from a Niagara Falls animal shelter — only to be returned less than two weeks later. Ralphie, the frisky Frenchie that has been called a “fire-breathing demon” and a ...
Despite the dog shelter who looked after him having very few good things to say about Ralphie, the 26-pound "jerk" of a French bulldog, in a now-viral adoption ad, the pup has been re-homed! In an ...
The "fire-breathing demon" canine has stolen the hearts of many — and his shelter home is building on that attention while also sharing details on what makes Ralphie "a full jerk" Julia Moore is a TV ...
If your home is missing something, such as a fire-breathing demon dog, then an animal shelter in New York has the perfect companion. Ralphie is up for adoption from the Niagara SCPA, and the workers ...
why is everyone panting to adopt ralphie despite or maybe because of the description posted by the Niagara new york S. P. C. ***. He's *** whole jerk, not even half. I was going to just be brutally ...
Footage of the moment a dog was scared by its owner dressed as a "demon dog" has gone viral. In the TikTok video, elderly Labrador Ron is met at the door by a human on all fours in a black bear ...
Despite the dog shelter who looked after him having very few good things to say about Ralphie, the 26-pound "jerk" of a French bulldog, in a now-viral adoption ad, the pup has been re-homed! In an ...
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