Funds were lovingly raised over the Christmas period by her local VAC’s community who took Lucy into PDWRA’s care. They were able to cover her first vet bills while funds continued to be raised for all PDWRA pugs in need, from the public’s continued generous donations. 
 
Lucy has since been neutered and the prolapse she was suffering with, was connected to mixed up hormones according to vet advice, who also suggested it would shrink, and it actually did, so luckily no extra surgery was needed!

Lucy weighed in at 6kg by then so everything was going in the right direction. Her possession and aggressive tendencies soon improved following the neutering and she’s changing into such a happy little pug with a great character. Her weight continues to increase slowly, and she has a final vet check this week before she moves on to her new forever home where she is definitely going to be adored and want for nothing. 

Lucy’s catching up on life’s luxuries that she always should have had. Just look at her cuddling up to her foster companions, she even has a heated mat in their dog bed!! She just loves to be warm, something she was missing from the past. Lucy is fully expected to be up on the sofa or bed with her new humans so may not even need dog beds! 

For the beginning of Lucy’s story: https://pugwelfare-rescue.org.uk/lucy-deserves-our-help/

A fantastic start to the New Year, and for many rehomed PDWRA pugs like Lucy, only due to the support of our volunteer network and donators! Thanks to Everyone.

If you would like to donate towards Lucy’s costs or other pugs in our care, please go to: https://pugwelfare-rescue.org.uk/donating-to-pug-dog-welfare/