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The PDWRA is very pleased to announce a new working relationship with Agria Pet Insurance. Going forward, all PDWRA adoptions will be offered with 5 weeks free insurance from Agria.
This offer applies to all newly-adopted pugs, whatever their age, and covers our adopters so that they can take their time in deciding which company to insure with long-term.
If an adopter decides to stay with Agria after the end of their free period, they can take advantage of their competitive policies for peace of mind. Agria is committed to supporting animal charities and we’re grateful for their help.
Specifics to be aware of regarding Agria Pet Insurance 5 weeks free cover:
Insurance is available for all pugs from 8 weeks old – irrelevant of age
All illnesses, accidents or injuries are covered up to £5000
The PDWRA will receive a donation for all full year polices taken out (following the 5 weeks free cover)
There is a £175 excess applied to any claim within the 5 weeks free policy and a liability to pay 20% of the balance
Agria will make direct contact with the adopter regarding continuing the cover – the adopter can opt out via our Adoption Agreement Form or simply has to say no when contacted by Agria. The policy then ends after the free 5-week period.
The PDWRA makes no specific recommendations in regards to your ongoing choice of Pet Insurance provider.
Hi everyone! My name’s Frankie. I’m 7 years old and my foster mum says I’m a lovely, clumsy, quirky goofball! 🙂
I’m a big boy compared to my foster siblings but that certainly doesn’t stop me trying to sit on my foster mum’s lap…
I’m pretty self-sufficient and I’m happy to sit or lay down alone, but as soon as you move I’ll be right there following you, desperate to see what you’re doing and wondering why it doesn’t involve me. 👀
I’m a bit of a lazy boy and am looking for a quiet, calm home where I can enjoy gentle, short walks. Long, energetic walks aren’t really for me. I’m a healthy boy and recently had something called BOAS surgery, which has helped me breathe a whole lot better. I’ve also been neutered.
I can live with or without any doggy brothers or sisters, I’m happy either way as I pretty much ignore my foster siblings anyway! I’m not fazed by cats either, although I might sometimes chase them and want to play. 🐈⬛
I’m good with little people but I do get excited and will jump up and try to lick their faces. I’m a bit of an escape artist and will ‘investigate’ open windows, I’ll also try to open food cupboards and scavenge the bins… 🗑️
I’m a very happy, loving boy but I’m REALLY scared of cars and will get very stressed if I have to travel in one. I’m just really happy being at home, so why would I need to get in one regularly anyway?
I love to play with toys and my fave thing to do is to pick one up, or alternatively a dirty sock or my food bowl, and bring it to you so you can see what a clever boy I am! I love to chase planes up in the sky too, I’m sure I’ll be able to catch one… one day! ✈️
Hello everyone, my name is Apple, and I am a very cute and loving 3-year-old boy. I’m very energetic and love my walks, currently three walks a day! I’m very good at walking 🙂
My foster mum says I’m a loving lap pug, I love sitting on her knee and cuddling and I’m also great at following her around the house. I just love humans, I bond quickly and just love to be close to them, but I can also be left home alone for a couple of hours while my human pops to the shops. 🍐🍒🌽
I used to live with cats, and my foster mum has cats too, so I wouldn’t mind living with cats again, but I don’t want to live with other dogs, so I really need a new family without any. I sometimes get very grumpy with dogs in my home, so I need to be the only dog. 🐶
I’ve never lived with children, but children (9yrs plus) have visited and I thought they were okay, so I’d be okay if children would like to visit my new family and me. I’m not quite fully house trained, I never poop inside, but I can sometimes mark, so my new family will need to work on this with me. My foster mum says I respond well to routine and consistency, she’s just got me some bellybands as part of my training, they’re nice and comfy! I’ve also recently been neutered, so she thinks this may help with my marking.
I like toys and I love a Kong filled with doggy peanut butter. Because I am so energetic and good at walking, I stay nice and trim! 🥜
