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 ...

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 ...

Ralphie, known as the “fire-breathing demon” dog after going viral for its adoption ad, is once again looking for a new home. Just two weeks after being adopted by a new owner who was “completely in ...

Meet the world’s tiniest terrorist. Ralphie, a homeless French bulldog branded by a succession of would-be forever families as a “fire breathing demon” has gone ...

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 ...

After three failed adoption attempts, the French bulldog found a forever home, a new hobby and an online following Bailey Richards is a Writer-Reporter at PEOPLE. She has been working at PEOPLE since ...

UPDATE: Ralphie is again up for adoption after his new owner surrendered him, according to a Feb. 14 update from Niagara SPCA. He’s scheduled to begin an intensive six-week training program. The ...

Ralphie, the "fire-breathing demon" dog has been returned again to the the Niagara County SPCA just two weeks after he found his third home. "We're sure you all remember Ralphie, the adorable Frenchie ...

You might remember Ralphie the "demon" dog who made national headlines in early 2023 after a New York Society for the Prevention of Cruelty to Animals Facebook post advertised the adorable pup − then ...

A dog described by a New York shelter as "a terror in a somewhat small package" now has three strikes against him. Ralphie is a one-year-old 26-pound French Bulldog ...

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 ...