Happy Mother’s Day to all our Pug Mums!
Happy Mother’s Day!
This is Harry, one of our PDWRA pugs, very happily rehomed and adored there.
To see many of our Rescue stories, go to: https://pugwelfare-rescue.org.uk/category/rescue-stories/
This is Harry, one of our PDWRA pugs, very happily rehomed and adored there.
To see many of our Rescue stories, go to: https://pugwelfare-rescue.org.uk/category/rescue-stories/
** 10 DAYS ON, A GOOD NEWS UPDATE – OSWALD is SETTLED in HIS PERFECT FOREVER HOME! **
See: https://pugwelfare-rescue.org.uk/oswald-already-in-his-forever-home/
Oswald is a 7.5 years old neutered, male pug who is looking for his forever home with humans who understand him.
Oswald is an anxious boy and hyper vigilant, so needs a home where his humans can comprehend and accommodate this little pug’s world.
We would like to find someone who is very calm and understanding with experience to know how to make this little man feel secure. The right person would need to show him behaviour boundaries and know how to work with those, and consistently carry them out.
Oswald is responsive to his foster parents’ commands most of the time, as with them he is in no uncertain terms confused as to who is in control. 😊
His foster mum tells us he is friendly with other dogs in the house, however if they are bossy with him he finds it hard to forgive and does not like to be around them. He has never shown aggression in this foster home only his form of anxiety.
Oswald would very much need a home away from traffic and too much noise as it can trigger his anxiety. A farm or smallholding or house in the country would be perfect for him.
He would prefer a home where he has company most of the time but he can be left for a couple of hours. He is good in the car and well behaved at the vets, and has shown no food aggression at all.
He is a very fit and active pug and loves long country walks where he can be off lead, obviously once there is that bond with his new human/s.
At home, he loves to sit with his people and chew is bones/antlers whilst they are nearby and would prefer to have no young children in residence and he loves a routine.
We feel Oswald would do well as an only dog or possibly with another placid dog, if the human has the experience needed as described above.
Oswald will make a wonderful companion once you understand his little issues, and has no known physical issues or medical needs, and is in very good shape.
If you feel you can offer a sensitive pug like Oswald or any other, a loving home like this, please apply here: https://pugwelfare-rescue.org.uk/adopting-a-pug/

Here are some more lovely images from Crufts taken by volunteer Tris. As you can tell, a wonderful time was had by all including all of the pugs!
We send our enormous thanks to everyone who travelled to help out, and all of those who stopped by to say hello!
What a wonderful way to celebrate 50 years of the Pug Dog Welfare and Rescue Association, spending the day with so many of our fantastic volunteers, fosterers and adopters with their rescue pugs! 
Thank you to everyone who visited our stands at Crufts to learn more about who we are, and a huge thank you to those of you who donated to our pugs in need. We couldn’t do what we do without you!
Enormous thanks to our wonderful volunteers showcasing our perfectly-behaved pugs!
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