Pug Rescue Groups

robbi — Mon, 07 Sep 2009 18:01:51 +0000

Pugs as a breed–history

Pug Rescue Groups

Pugs, as with any other kind of dog, have those who don’t or can’t keep them once they’ve given them a home, or who believe that animals are disposable items. Thankfully for as many of those as theire are around, there are people who care what happens to the pug and are willing to make an effort to find them great homes and get them out of the house they are in and find them a permanent loving home and family.

Pug rescue groups are out there in nearly all fifty states, as well as several very good ones in the UK. If you’re interested in giving a home to a pug who doesn’t have one, it may be a bit of a stretch and you may need to work through some issues from the past with your new friend, but it will build trust and love and the pug will be your best friend for the rest of his life once you do that.

Make sure that you’re prepared for the kinds of problems that you may address when you take in a rescue pug. Some will have health problems while others may have behavioral problems, but you can work through them with the right amounts of love and tenacity. Giving a Pug a second chance at a great home may be something you’re very good at and willing to attempt. If so, there are lists of pug rescue organizations all over the internet. A short list has been provided here for your use.

You can find an intensive and wonderful list of Pug Rescue organizations listed for your convenience at PUG RESCUE HOT LINKS

UNITED KINGDOM
Pug Dog Welfare & Rescue Association (Registered Charity No. 276067)
http://www.pugwelfare-rescue.org.uk

UNITED STATES

Alabama Pug Rescue & Adoption
Kentuckiana Pug Rescue

Ohio Pug Rescue, Inc

Polar Pug Rescue

Pug Rescue of New England

Pacific Pug Rescue

AZ Pug Adoption Rescue Network

Delaware Valley Pug Club

Guardian Angels Pug Rescue

Pugs ‘N Pals of So. California
Pug Rescue of Sacramento