We often find that we receive fewer adoption applicants interested in offering a loving home to pugs aged 7 years and over, in preference for younger pugs.
Despite their autumn years, these pugs are full of life and love, and often have many years of mischief, fun and loyalty ahead of them.
They will spend every day of the rest of their lives showing you their adoration and appreciation.
Please don’t overlook this age group, 7 years and over, in your application,
when general applications are open again.
As a reminder, our temporary suspension for general adoption applications, is in response to the high number of pugs under our care, who require unique forever home environments to suit their physical or emotional needs.
These pugs are our priority for rehoming until we are able to resume our usual, full services for a manageable number of pugs needing rehoming, as well as for processing new applicants for our waiting lists.
Here are just a few of our Golden Gems who blessed their new families!
Here’s 8 year-old Rambo, a recent adoptee!
Could YOU Adopt Rambo? | The Pug Dog Welfare & Rescue Association
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This is Peter, so full of character and adopted in no time:
Peter needs his Forever Home Please! | The Pug Dog Welfare & Rescue Association (pugwelfare-rescue.org.uk)
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“Adopting the Golden Oldies Fliss and Hugo has been a truly wonderful experience. We treasure their company every single day.”
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“Love my PDWRA Golden Oldie Oscar! He was 8 when he joined us and here at nearly 12.”
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“We rescued Gladys Pugwash at 9 yrs and her husband Percy at 7 yrs. Best thing we ever did!”
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