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Available Pugs

In memory of MoJo

We currently have 14 Pugs in rescue!

All of our pugs live in a foster home where they are given time to settle in. Based on what is observed in the foster home, the pug will then be placed in the most appropriate adoptive home. Basic obedience, crate training, housebreaking or reinforcing housebreaking, as well as socializing with other dogs, are among the functions of our foster homes.

Please note that we are a network of volunteers.  We do not have a facility for you to visit our Pugs.   Is a Rescue Pug Right for You?

Definitions:

Available - We are looking through our approved adoption applications to find an application that matches our rescue Pugs personality. At this stage we are contacting applicants to schedule a home check.

Medical Hold - We are looking through our approved adoption applications to find an application that matches our rescue Pugs personality, however, an adoption will not occur until an existing health issue is addressed.

Adoption Pending - Home check has been done and approved. We are now in the process of scheduling the pre-adoption meeting. If everything goes good at the pre-adoption meeting, the adoption will take place.

REMEMBER: We cannot discuss which Pug is right for you unless we have an approved application on file.  If you are looking to adopt a Pug, you NEED to get your adoption application in. While you may have fallen in love with one of our Available Pugs, we CANNOT do anything until we have an approved adoption application on file.

Why does it take 2-4 weeks for a applications to be reviewed?  We are all volunteers with full time jobs and families. Most of us also have foster dogs that we take care of. This includes teaching the Pugs their manners.  While we try to do things in a timely manner, things do come up, so please be patient with us. It is worth the wait to know you saved a Pug that was in need. The rescue Pug you adopt will thank you every day for rescuing them.

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This Is Johnnie Be Good "Senior Head Anchor" for Pug Rescue Network
welcoming one of our many new arrivals "Sugar Pug" PRN # 227, but we just
call her "Sugar" because she's just as sweet as can be!!

Miss. Sugar came into rescue with her housemates "Titan" and "Mabeline".
Sugar, Titan & Mabeline were used as breeding Pugs and lived their entire
lives outside!! I just can't believe someone would make these three
wonderful babies live outside!!

Sugar has been spayed, while under she also had to have some of her palate
lasered to help her breath. Sugar also had her teeth cleaned while under
and the poor soul lost "9" of them, but she feels so much better
having all those rotten teeth removed. She's also been brought up to date
on all her vaccinations, microchipped and Heartworm checked as well.

Sugar is Five (5) years old she and Mabeline are sisters too!!! Sugar is
doing very well with her crate training and learning how to live as an
indoor Pug. She is extremely loving, almost a bit pushy if you want my
opinion. She has started with training and again, is doing really well
with it.

Sugar is very out going and pretty much just wants to be on someones lap
all the time. If you think Sugar would be the Pug girl for you just submit
an Adoption Application and put "Sugar" on it.

This is Johnnie Be Good "Senior Head Anchor" off for another of my many
weekend interviews.

 

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This Is Johnnie Be Good "Senior Head Anchor" for Pug Rescue Network
welcoming another one of our many new arrivals "Mabeline NewYork" PRN #
226, but we just call her Mabel or Mabeline.

Miss. Mabeline came into rescue with her housemates "Titan" and "Sugar
Pug" Mabeline and Sugar Pug are sisters. Mabeline is extremely shy
compared to Titan and Sugar. Mabelines Foster Mom is working on helping
Mabeline find her inner fawness and helping her bulid her self confidence.

Mabeline has been seen by PRN's wonderful vets and has been spayed (no
more babies for this girl), she had her teeth cleaned and only lost "2"
teeth. She's been brought up to date on all her vaccinations and
microchipped too.

Mabeline is such a sweet soul as all these guys are and just wants to be
on your lap or lay at your feet. Mabeline is Five (5) years old and is
looking for her "Forever Home" could it be yours??

If you think so just go download an application and put her name on it!!
If your can't adopt "Mabeline" at this time, consider being a "Sponsor"
the Pugs love to have sponsor names by their bios.

This is Johnnie Be Good "Senior Head Anchor" off to yet another weekend
interview.

 

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Pug Rescue Network would like to welcome PRN # 225, Mr. Woo.
Mr. Woo comes to us from a tough decision to surrender him due
to having to leave the country.

Mr Woo. Is up to date on his vaccines and has been neutered. He is a
handsome young man at 4 years old. He gets along with the other pugs in
his foster home and is a very happy boy!! Right now Wooster is playing
with a stuffed animal.

We are working on his patients and he is learning quick. He now knows sit
and we are working on him jumping up on your leg. I think, Woo got his
name from barking while in his room (crate). At first he would bark in his
crate at night. Now he sleeps like a puppy all thought the night in his
room like a big boy. We are working on his weight, he is a little heavy.
Mr Woo is a big boy and will weigh about 22 pounds at his optimal weight.

Mr. Woo had been talking, like I said at night and the speculation is that
he would love to see people sponsor him. So if you cannot adopt Mr. Woo
please consider sponsoring him. If you wish to adopt Mr. Woo please submit
an application with PRN #225. So Woo Woo Woo Woo!!

 

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Pug Rescue Network would like to welcome Titus Titan PRN # 228 to the

family. Titus has a sad story. You see Titus was for sale for $10.00 in the paper.
One of PRN's partners saw the add and contacted us to see if
we had room for 3 pugs that were for sale. This was a serious situation
that we of course reacted to right away with a "yes get them"!!.

Titus was being used a stud dog and was probably no longer producing
puppies. Titan was born on March 16, 2001, so he is 7 years old. His life
has not been what you think of when you see a spoiled pug! You see Titus
has never been in a house. Yes, he lived outside in a shed with no air
conditioning. Well he did get a little heat in the winter but that was
it!! The shed was his home for the first 7 years of his life. Imagine
living in a dark and dreary shed in this heat!! Titus is a tough boy and
deserves to be a spoiled pug the rest of his life in a nice air
conditioned home. Titus is a very happy boy and is thankful for Pug Rescue
Network saving him. Titus will come to us when we call him and loves the
human attention. We are working on his housebreaking and he is doing very
well.  Everything that we do with Titus is very positive to show him that
humans are good. Titus must have only been fed once per day, because he
does not like to eat his breakfast. He gets breakfast but has yet to eat
it! Titus is a beautiful young man that will be neutered on July 3rd and
brought up to date on his vaccines and while he is under anaesthesia  if
he needs anything else the procedure will be done at that time. Then he
will be ready for his forever home. Titus’s tongue hangs out the right
side of his mouth due to losing teeth. That just adds to him being a
handsome adult boy. How could you resist this beautiful face.

If you could not adopt Titus Titan PRN #228 please consider being his
sponsor. If you are interested in adopting Titan include his name on your
application. To give this boy a great home will mean a lot to him. And he
promises to reward you ten times over for being his savior.

Titan says thanks to Pug Rescue Network everyday and without them he does
not know what his fate may have been. Without people like you sponsoring
Titan we would not have been able to save him. Please support Pug Rescue
Network so they can continue there efforts to save the babies like Titan,
Sugar and Mable. As little as $5.00 could make a difference in a pugs life
visit, pugrescuenetwork.com. Special thanks to Tom and Terry for seeing
the newspaper add!!

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This is Johnnie Be Good “Senior Head Anchor” for the Pug Rescue Network welcoming yet another New Arrival into rescue. Please welcome PRN# 222
“Justin Cartman”. Justin was surrendered to Pug Rescue Network along with his housemates Jerry, Ebony, Susie Q and Annie.

Justin is an extremely overweight 7 year old Fawn male who is currently on “Medical Hold” as he has a pending vet appointment. Justin has been introduced to the Hayden James ¼ cup diet and exercise plan along with pretty much all his other housemates. Justin weighs in at 31 pounds and can barely get around. Justin is a wonderful happy go lucky guy who is really struggling carrying all that excess weight on him. It’s very sad to see Justin try and get around as he gets very winded and will have to stop and catch his breathe.   A Pug having this much weight on them is very detrimental to their well-being.

As soon as Justin has been seen by the wonderful PRN vets, I’ll update his status. As of right now, I know for sure he needs neutered, vaccinations updated, teeth cleaned, heartworm tested and microchipped but our Angels may have to hold off on his surgical procedures, as his extreme weight may be a hindrance. Folks, I get around better than he does!! Please keep “Justin Cartman” in your prayers as he undergoes all his procedures. Give him the strength to keep on his diet and become the lean, mean fighting machine we know he can become!!

This is Johnnie Be Good “Senior Head Anchor” off for my final interview of the evening. Gees, I’m exhausted!!

4/12/2008 Update: I just did the weigh in and it was great!! I only weigh 25 pounds everybody. My foster Mom gave me a little treat, but do not tell. Oh ya I also had my teeth cleaned, soft pallet lasered and neutered OUCH!!!  I had some crystals in my bladder but my foster Mom fixed me up and they are all gone. I sure do love her but now I am ready to find my forever home. Do you have room for a little fellow like me?

 

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This is Johnnie Be Good “Senior Head Anchor” for the Pug Rescue Network welcoming one of our New ArrivalsPRN #223 Annie Oakley is a sweet, 7 year old young lady. She was surrendered when her owner
found himself with too many Pugs and no one to help care for them.

Annie appears to have had a few litters  in her 7 years. She is now out of the puppy producing game as she was recently spayed. She is also microchipped, up to date on shots and had some dental work done.

Annie is a bit shy, but is being socialized to help her overcome this. She is also learning that marking in the house is not proper behavior for a lady.

Annie is ready to move on with her new life without puppies. She just wants to be a companion Pug now. To snuggle and play. Go for a walk or just hang out.

Are you the person or family for Annie? Fill out an adoption application
today!

 Update: 7/2/2008 Annie is doing great! She is not  having any accidents in the house and is getting her confidence going. Could you be Annies forever home? Please submit an application and Annie could be yours.

As you can see Annie is about 16 pounds of pure joy!!

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This is Johnnie Be Good “Senior Head Anchor” for the Pug Rescue Network welcoming one of our New Arrivals PRN#220 “Susie Q”. Susie came to Pug Rescue Network along with four of her other Pug housemates. Susie Q’s  previous owner did not
have the time or funds to provide for all of them and made the difficult decision to surrender all of them to our Angels.

“Susie Q” is a robust 7-year-old Fawn Female. Susie Q has been seen by Pug Rescue Networks wonderful veterinarian and has been spayed, brought up to date on all her vaccinations, had her nares repaired to better help her breath, dental cleaning and microchipped.

Susie Q is crate trained and is doing pretty good with learning how to walk on a harness and leash and not marking in the house. “Susie Q” has been put on the Hayden James ¼ cup diet and exercise plan and loves to stay by her Foster Mom and
take walks around the yard. She is a robust, spirited adult gal who is looking for a loving home to call her own too.

If you feel your home might be the one, please submit an “Adoption Application” and put “Susie Q” PRN#220 on it. If you’re not able to adopt at this time, consider becoming a “Sponsor” for Susie Q.

This is Johnnie Be Good “Senior Head Anchor” off to another reporting assignment.

5/9/2008

Since being rescued in January from a backyard breeder in January, Suzie has made great strides in the puggy social world. She strives for
acceptance of everyone around her. She will walk up to just about anyone now (although still a little bashful) and ask for their attention. She is
still a little hand-shy, but loves to sit and be petted and talked to. She also LOVES to sit in laps: the closer to you she is, the more content she
is. Suzie loves children. When she goes into schools to spread the word about PRN, she goes from child to child enjoying their lap and the
attention they give her. Suzie also tolerates other dogs, as well as cats. She is curious about cats, but doesn’t chase them. She likes the
companionship of other dogs, but does not like to play chase. Suzie was starved for attention in her previous home therefore ready to go to her
forever home as long as they promise to give her the love and attentionthat she has missed out on from the past 7 years!

 

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This is Johnnie Be Good "Senior Head Anchor for the Pug Rescue Network welcoming PRN#221 "Jerry Macintyre" into rescue. Jerry was surrendered along with Ebony, Susie Q, Annie and Justin due to their previous owner no longer being able to care for them.

As you can see, "Jerry Macintyre" is a beautiful Ten year old "Senior" Pug who's about as happy as happy can be. "Jerry Macintyre" is on "Medical Hold" at the present time. Jerry has been seen by our wonderful veterinarians already and had a Mass Cell Tumor and enlarged testicle removed during his neutering surgery. These have been sent out for biopsy and I'll update when we've received the results back.  Jerry also lost five teeth during his dental cleaning, poor guy!! Jerry feels much better having all those rotten teeth removed!! Jerry is being brought up to date on his vaccinations and was microchipped as well during his surgery.

"Jerry Macintyre" is also on the Hayden James diet and exercise plan. Jerry weighed in at a stout "23" pounds and for his build; this is way too much for this guy to weigh. Due to Jerry not being neutered for this long he is a marker. Jerry is on a very structured, strict and regimented routine in his foster home and is doing very well. Jerry is excellent in his crate and loves to just go in his room and hang out. Jerry is a lover boy, he loves to be with his foster dad and take naps with him too!!

If your looking for a spry gray headed guy to spend your days and nights with, Jerry's the one for you.  If your interested in adopting "Jerry Macintyre" please fill out an Adoption Application and put PRN#221 "Jerry Macintyre" on it.   If your unable to adopt at this time, consider being a "Sponsor" for Jerry, our Angels could really use your help with Jerry's medical bills.

This is Johnnie Be Good "Senior Head Anchor" off to interview another one of the new gang.

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 This is Johnnie Be Good “Senior Head Anchor” for Pug Rescue Network introducing one of our newest arrivals PRN#211 “Hope Ella Starr“ Hope was rescued from an Iowa puppymill with the help of a wonderful lady named “Holly”.  Folks, this little girl has had such a hard hard life for only being 3 years old. From what I’ve been told, Hope lived in one of two large buildings with wire crates stacked upon each other. Hope has “star fish paws” her poor little paws are splayed because of the wire crate bottoms she was forced to live upon.

Hopes poor little belly sags and hangs from all the litters of puppies she been forced to deliver for profit for the horrible puppymill she came from. Pug Rescue Network waited patiently for the opportunity to save our Hope. Hope has been seen by PRNs wonderful veterinarians and has horrible ear infections, which are being treated. Her little paws have digital cysts, which are caused from the trauma of being forced to walk on wire. Her coat is very coarse and she has horrible bald patches where her beautiful coat has fallen out because of whelping her puppies and not having enough vitamins and good quality kibble. Hope is scheduled to be spayed and microchipped and is finishing her vaccination process.  Hope is not housebroken at this time but, we’re working on helping her learn the potty routine. In the picture you see of Hope she’s wearing a very special “Freedom” collar. This collar was worn by a very special survivor “Ambassador Graceland”. It is a symbol of “Freedom” from the cruelty and neglect of puppymills worldwide. 

“Hope” is named because there is hope for the prisoners that are still forced to live in the conditions “Hope” had to. As Pug Rescue Network continues to help victims of the atrocities of puppymills each Pug coming into rescue will have their picture taken with the special “Freedom” collar. Folks, this little girl was once so very scared and shy but as the days have gone by, Hope is learning how to be a “Pug” and what it means to be wanted and loved. If you feel you can give “Hope Ella Starr” the wonderful home she deserves, please fill out an application and put her name on it. If your unable to adopt, please consider being a “Sponsor” for Hope and help our angels be able to continue to help Pugs in need such as our precious “Hope Ella Starr”. This is Johnnie Be Good, off to get a Kleenex.

5/12/2008

Hope is in a new Foster home and is doing extremely well. She has come a long way from the timid puppy mill survivor to the happy young lady we see today. She is laid back prefering the quiet life. She loves hanging with her foster mom doing what ever mom wants to do. She is ready to make someone a wonderful companion.

6/1/2008

BREAKING NEWS!!

Hopes Foster Mom  reports that Hope IS 100% housebroken.

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This is Johnnie Be Good Senior Head Anchor for the Pug Rescue Network with an update on PRN#212 Daniel Robert. Ladies & Gentlemen, Daniel is in trouble. Daniel had a seizure January 22, 2008, a very mild one. Our Angels took Daniel in right away for additional blood work to be done so we could find out what the problem was. Additional blood work was done as well as an ultrasound and Daniel Robert may have a Porto systemic Shunt. Now the ultrasound showed Daniels liver to be of normal size, so that is good. I wasn't quite sure what a shunt was so I asked Foster Mom and she told me it is an abnormal vessel that allows blood to bypass the liver, resulting in the blood not being cleansed by the liver. I don't know about you guys, but to me, it sounds serious. Our boy Daniel is going to need to be taken to Michigan State University where additional diagnostic testing and ultrasounds can be done to determine if in fact there is a shunt the size and where the shunt is located.

The estimated cost for Daniel's visit and possible surgery will be approximately  $3,500.00!! The other Pugs and I discussed possible fund raising ideas for our Daniel and after taking a vote, we've decided that all donations given to the Pug Rescue Network for the next two months will go directly to the cost of taking care of our precious Daniel Robert.

This poor guy has been through so much in his short life, he's only two years old!! We must try and save him!! I know times are very hard right now but, if everyone that reads this donates just $5.00 then you would be reaching out to help save a life. I beg of you to help us help Daniel.

Please consider being a Sponsor for Daniel and if I may ask one more favor from everyone, keepDaniel Robert in your thoughts and prayers as he deals with yet another serious health issue. 

5/12/2008

Daniel recently spent the night at MSU Veterinary Hospital undergoing a series of test. They were looking for the liver shunt and instead found a 2nd Degree AV block in his heart. The structure of the heart is fine but the electrical is ocassionally short circuting causing a skipped beat. The Drs. think Daniel had a cardiac episode rather than a seizure. They did not rule out a liver shunt , but they couldn't find it. He is currently taking medication and will be evaluated in June. Daniel continues to thrive in his foster home despite all the medcal issues he has dealt with. He is just such a love Pug!  Oh, by the way...HAPPY 3rd BIRTHDAY DANIEL!!  5/15/2008.

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Update on PRN#202 “Dorothy Anne”

This is Johnnie Be Good “Senior Head Anchor” for Pug Rescue Network
Giving you the long overdue update on Miss. Dorothy Anne the better half of our senior couple.

Dorothy’s biopsy results came back benign!! Hallelujah!! Dorothy went in and had a lumpectomy and radical mastectomy (yes, they do that to dogs too). She had her teeth cleaned and only lost (1) tooth. She has recovered quite well but does have some nasty belly scars and residual scar tissue, which is to be expected from such an invasive surgical procedure.

Dorothy was able to attend our Pug-O-Ween event and enjoyed seeing and visiting with everyone and also spent some time with Pug Rescue Networks other senior in rescue “Bernie Sinclair”. We think their in love…Well at least they weren’t snarking at each other!!!

Our angels work so tirelessly fundraising to be able to take care of all of us. I just wanted to let you folks know, Dorothy’s surgical procedures were well over $900.00 alone just for her medical care!!! Dorothy is living life and loving it in our “Ava Sue 2nd chance at life” Sanctuary Foster Home and wants to Thank everyone who has donated and helped our angels take care of all of us in rescue.  

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Update on PRN#190 “Bernie Sinclair”

This is Johnnie Be Good “Senior Head Anchor” for Pug Rescue Network
Giving you the way long overdue update on Mr. Bernie Sinclair the other half of our senior couple.

Bernie is finally healthy, happy, and sassy despite having developed an ulcer in his catarac eye. This time he almost lost the eye. Bernie again had to spend months going to PRN's opthalmalogist and getting drops and ointments placed in his eye as often as possible. Although the eye is completely healed, he still can't see out of it due to the mature catarac.
In March, Bernie and a few of the other Fosters went to school. They spent a couple of hours, with elementary students, educating on dog health and other topics. Bernie was so calm and relaxed, he fell asleep on a young mans lap.
If you would like to meet Bernie, or any Foster, stop by the PRN picnic on May 10,2008. Bernie will be there for a few hours and would love to see you there. See home page for more info. 

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Meet Duke Trevor of Manchester , but you can just call him Duke. Duke is a good looking, (although a little skinny) playful 5 year old boy. He is housebroken and crate trained.. He is turning out to be a real cuddler and loves to have his belly rubbed. Not much information came with Duke so he will be evaluated so we know what would be the best home for Duke to be placed in. While in rescue any behavioral issue that comes up will be addressed and resolved. So far he has been very well behaved and well mannered. Duke has already seen the PRN vet and was brought up to date on his shots. He is being treated for hookworm and once that is cleared up he will be neutered and microchipped. Thanks to Ohio Pug Rescue for their assistance in getting Duke transported to our Pug Rescue Network family!

5/12/2008

Duke had some behavioral issue pop up while in rescue. But he is in "boot camp" and doing very well.  Duke is learning to be patient. He is learning how to behave when company gets ready to leave, and that he doesn't need to bark at everybody who walks by the house.  For the most part he is well behaved, and a joy to have around. He's always up for what ever his human wants to do. He is still a handsome cuddler who loves being under blankets.

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This is “Ava Sue” Senior Head Anchor for Pug Rescue Network I would like to introduce one of our new rescues and my very dear friend PRN#181 “Johnnie” aka “Johnnie Be Good!!! Johnnie came into rescue on February 3rd, 2007 it’s a day I’ll never forget. My friend Johnnie came to PRN as an owner surrender. Johnnie was hurt really really bad back in October of 2006 and was never taken to see a veterinarian for his injury. My friend Johnnie was hurt by a very large breed dog and suffered spinal and neurological damage and also suffered an injury to his ear. As I already stated, Johnnie wasn’t taken to the vet!!! When Johnnie came bursting through the doors of my Foster home it almost made me cry. He is very unsteady on his back legs and sometimes they tend to drag a bit. Now don’t get me wrong, he gets around like nobodies business. Foster Mom put lots of throw rugs down so he can get good traction; he’s a little wobbly and knows how to do the splits too!! It makes me sad and angry to think that Johnnie could have been fixed with proper medical attention at the time of his injury. Johnnie went to our wonderful veterinarians on Thursday, February 8th, 2007. I of course also went along for moral support and I also had a Doctors appointment too. After examining Johnnie, our Orthopedic Surgeon confirmed that Johnnie indeed had a spinal injury and damage that just can’t be fixed, the injury is too old and odds are the surgery won’t work. Please don’t worry, my friend Johnnie isn’t in any pain he just gets around a little differently than the rest of us. Johnnie was taken back to Oakland Animal Hospital on Monday, February 12, 2007 he was neutered, had a full dental. my poor friend lost “2” teeth and had his soft palate lasered and I mean he had a lot taken off!!! My friend also has very low tear production in both his eyes so he was also put on Tacrolimus drops to see if we can get his eyes working right again. Johnnie has been put on an anti-inflammatory therapy to see if we see any improvement in his back legs. My friend has such spirit it’s just unbelievable!! He is just so happy and loves to go out and eat snow and woo woo at the world!! I spend a lot of time lying next to Johnnie (NO, I don’t have a crush on him!!!) I’m on my snuggle ball and he’s in his room (crate). My friend is so good in his room he hasn’t had any accidents and is so quiet and good. I’ve been showing him the ropes and just being there to comfort him. My friend Johnnie is so good about letting Foster Mom tear his eyes, I let her do mine first just so he could see that it wouldn’t hurt. I know after everything he’s been through, he’s not feeling all that great right now, but he’ll be back to his old self in no time!! Did I mention how incredibly handsome my friend Johnnie is?? (NO, I don’t have a crush on him!!) I know my Angels at Pug Rescue Network are going to find my friend Johnnie the most perfect “Forever Home”, is it yours?? I don’t know if you folks have noticed but we’ve had a rash of really needy Pugs here lately!!! If you can find it in your heart to spare a few dollars or even some change for my friend Johnnie I sure would appreciate it. Our Angels take such wonderful care of all of us and work so tirelessly to raise funds so we never ever go without!!! And one more thing, I want to say a special Thank You to all the Doctors and staff at Oakland Animal Hospital. Thank you for taking such good care of my friend Johnnie!!!

This is “Ave Sue” Senior Head Anchor for Pug Rescue Network off to my next story.