"Helping Pugs In Need"
176 pugs rescued since October, 2005
176 pugs rescued since October, 2005
Pugalug Pug Rescue
Daisy
Daisy is Ready!
Loki (aka Pugsley)
Loki is Ready!
Spike
Courtesy post for Upper Credit Humane Society
Pogo
Courtesy post for LOYAL rescue
Conroy McArthur
Adopted!
Bellarina
Home Visit Scheduled!
Kirby
Adoption Pending - Courtesy post for SWON Pug Rescue
These pugs are currently being assessed. Do not submit applications.
Tucker
Foster Update, Mar 8
Pippin
Foster Update, Mar 4
Madison
Introduction, Feb 14
For more information on rescue pugs,Click Here.
We are now accepting applications to adopt
NOTE: Only submit applications for dogs in the Ready to Adopt section.
All other applications will be ignored and discarded
We are opening our application process on a pug by pug basis. This means that if you see a pug(s) on the website that you are interested in adopting, then you apply for that specific pug(s). You application will NOT be kept on file if you are not selected for that dog. You must reapply each and every time for a pug. Your application will not be reviewed if you have not specified a pug(s) or if the application is incomplete in any way.
Before you apply, please read:
If you meet the requirements, there will be a link on their web page to the application form.
We will only contact people who have been selected
Basic Adopter Requirements
We only adopt within Ontario. If you are out of province, do NOT apply.
You MUST have or be willing to get some form of air conditioning for your home.
There must be some place in the home that is air conditioned for the health of the pug.
If you have a pool or pond or other water feature, it must be fenced off
so that the dog cannot get into in. Pugs drown rapidly, most are poor
swimmers and are not always terribly water smart.
We do not allow our dogs to be tied out or staked out in the yard. Tie
outs and staking can result in serious injury and death to a dog.
Pugs are one of the most commonly stolen breeds of dog. Sadly, they are
often used as bait in dog fighting. We require that you supervise your
pug at all times when they are out of the house.
Pugs are not outdoor dogs and cannot survive living in a dog house or other out building
- including the garage. We require that our dogs live within the house with
the family.
If you reside in a house, we much prefer that you have a fully fenced backyard. This is not a requirement for adoption,
but is certainly the better option. If your yard is not fully fenced, the dog must be on leash at all times when
outside of the house. Invisible fences and other collar activated restraining devices are not acceptable
If you live in an apartment or condo, your must provide proof that the landlord or management allows you to have a dog.
If you are gone from the home for longer than 8 hours, you will likely need to make arrangements for someone to come home to let
the dog(s)
out. Pugs are a small breed and should not be expected to hold their bladders or bowels for longer than 8 hours. Some can do it,
but most can't and shouldn't be expected to.
Pugs are notorious for food allergies. The rescue will require that you feed a high quality food that is, at minimum,
wheat, corn and soy free. Our preference is for a grain free food
If you currently have animals in the house (cats and/or dogs) they must be spayed or neutered unless there is a
verifiable medical reason why they are not or cannot be.
If you have questions or comments about the policy please contact us.
