Beautiful Bo!

“This is Bo who was 14 1/2 years old, but we only had 5 1/2 years to love her and her daughter Hetty, who we also sadly lost, very recently.
Bo was a HUGE character, very intelligent and opinionated about everything. She loved the sun and would sleep on her back for hours in the sun. She could communicate her wishes to us very clearly, and we had better do as she asked as she would nag us until we complied. Her spot was on the couch right next to me and she would not share it with anyone. She came to us as a rescue with her daughter when she was 11.
Bo developed Pug Myelopathy which she fought fiercely loving aqua treadmill. She came to rule the house and we feel the loss of her presence with broken hearts.
Hope this tells you about our beautiful girl Bo.”
Bo and Hetty’s Mum, Lyn. 

If you would like to pay tribute to your sadly lost and beloved PDWRA pug on this dedicated web page,
please email your story, or whatever you would like to say about them, with a photo, to: yasmin.t.pdwra@nullgmail.com

Double Donations with Amazon Prime: 21-22 June

If you’re an Amazon Prime member & plan on shopping this weekend, why not wait until Monday to double your donation for pugs like these!
or if already set up to benefit PDWRA; https://smile.amazon.co.uk/ch/276067-0
Thank you!💞🐾
 
As a special limited time offer during Prime Day, Monday 21 June to 22 June 2021,
Amazon will apply an increased donation amount of 5% on the first eligible AmazonSmile purchase on Prime Day made by Prime members who enable AmazonSmile
in the Amazon Shopping app from 2 June 2021 to the end of Prime Day.
This is 10x the usual donation. All other eligible AmazonSmile purchases by Prime members will generate 1%, double the usual donation.

 

“Calling the North East and Cumbria for Fostering!”

 

We are pleased to be receiving new applications to foster & adopt, however we urgently need more fosterers in the North East & Cumbria, we’re getting busy there!
If you feel you can offer the care & dedication, so that surrendered pugs get a fair chance to readjust, receive any healthcare they need with our supervision,
and to settle before their onward journey to forever homes, please see our fostering page where you can also apply: https://pugwelfare-rescue.org.uk/fostering-a-pug/
If you have any questions regarding the regions’ needs, please email our Area Coordinators at: jm.pdwra@nullgmail.com
Thank you!

 

Thank You AmazonSmile Shoppers!

Yet again your loyalty is helping our pugs in need. Our latest Amazon donation is £675.36!

Please don’t forget while you’re shopping, to always use the link: http://smile.amazon.co.uk
Our unique charity link, for just one click is: https://smile.amazon.co.uk/ch/276067-0

It all adds up while you shop & costs you nothing!

If you haven’t already, please set us up as your nominated charity.
From ‘Your Account’ go to ‘Your Amazon Smile’ which allows you to select The Pug Dog Welfare & Rescue Association.
To shop in the Amazon app, simply follow the instructions below to select us as your charity and activate AmazonSmile in the app. Amazon will donate a portion of your eligible mobile app purchases to us.

1. Open the Amazon app on your phone
2. Select the main menu (=) & tap on “AmazonSmile” within Programmes & Features
3. Select The Pug Dog Welfare & Rescue Association as your charity
4. Follow the on-screen instructions to activate AmazonSmile in the mobile app.

https://pugwelfare-rescue.org.uk/category/fundraising/

Volunteers’ Week – Transporter Ian!

Ian has been a ‘Friend of Welfare’ since first applying to adopt a bonded-pair of pugs 4 years ago. He is always available to transport long or short distances, during weekends or evenings after work, sometimes dropping dogs off and collecting others at the same time. Its not unheard of that the family will transport one day, overnight a dog and then transport the next day. 

This happened with their youngest rescue, Bertie, only 8 weeks old! He came from a loving family that really had no idea what they were taking on with a puppy, who really should still have been with his birth-Mum. The family couldn’t cope but loved him very much, so Ian often finds himself counselling surrenderers during those difficult moments. Bertie slept on Ian’s chest all that night, and truly blessed their home (in trickles everywhere!). 

Ian has also fostered a few times, but finds it hard to say goodbye. It often helps when he delivers them to their forever homes, and he can see how happy they’re going to be. The last time though, while fostering a pair of bonded boys who required dentals and neutering, he decided with his wife, another dedicated PDWRA volunteer, to adopt them just before lockdown. At that time there weren’t many adopters on the waiting list willing to take pairs, so it worked out perfectly for all of them. 

Ian can’t imagine not being available for these innocent pugs in need, and always will be!  Thank You Ian!

https://pugwelfare-rescue.org.uk/volunteering-for-pdwra/

 

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