Bella has a spinal condition, first evident in 2019, which may mean, like all of us, she will slow down over time, and not be as agile as she is now. She experiences no pain, and is not on any medication. Surgery is unlikely to be of benefit now, given the duration of her condition. She just needs a loving, comfortable home with a responsible family to envelope her with kindness.
Bella doesn’t like competition for her owner’s attention though. She reacts to other dogs in the household, usually at meal and walk preparation times. Similarly, she may perceive very young children as competition, so that is to be avoided too, unless fully supervised.
Bella is house trained, but does get excited at walk times so there may be the odd “accident” while her harness is fitted. She’s currently enjoying two, 20 – 30 minute wheel walks a day, and one in the buggy. If walking on tarmac or hard surfaces, she has little boots to wear, but on grass or woodland, she can go bootless.
She is a contented, faithful and loving little girl, who doesn’t bark, or when she tries no sound comes out! 😍😊
If you feel you have a suitable home to offer her, please apply via our website, referencing BELLA in your application notes. We can then discuss in more detail with you.
Thank You! 🤗🐾
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PDWRA urgently needs more Short-term, Special-needs fosterers for pugs being surrendered to us NOW, so that the presently high number of pugs with differing levels of healthcare needs, have a suitably experienced foster home to go to.
This generally requires someone to be at home for the majority of the time and willing to provide the extra care that they need. PDWRA will support you and vet costs will be covered.
If you feel you have the skills and time to offer these special pugs, please apply via our website here: https://pugwelfare-rescue.org.uk/fostering-a-pug/
or get in touch with your PDWRA Area Rehomer if you have fostered or adopted with us before.
Thank you!
Could you offer that forever home, possibly to a bonded-pair or to foster?
Have your circumstances changed to make this possible? or
Could the time be right to enhance your present grumble?
The joy and satisfaction rescued pugs can bring to your lives is priceless, as so many happy-ending stories, featured here, will show:
https://pugwelfare-rescue.org.uk/category/rescue-stories/
Please see our website for further details, and to apply:
https://pugwelfare-rescue.org.uk/adopting-a-pug/
or to provide temporary care, sometimes with rehabilitation needs, to ensure your foster pug is healthy and ready to move onto their forever home, apply at:
https://pugwelfare-rescue.org.uk/fostering-a-pug/
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