Below are APRA Pugs currently in foster care receiving medical care before being deemed "adoptable." This is where our medical expenses and daily care needs become enormous. Please remember us in your prayers, and PLEASE support your local rescue organizations. We can only continue to do this with your support.
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The number of dogs that must remain in foster care for an extended period of time is sadly increasing. Many of these dogs are on prescription diets for their specific conditions. If you can help by providing dog food coupons, or a make a donation to assist with their daily care needs please contact pugsrescued@aol.com. We would be more than happy to provide a list of those foods in need upon request.
For the Sake of Eli become educated about the need for the prevention of heartworm disease. It is your responsibility for the rest of their life.
Sister Mary Mildred
This beautiful senior entered rescue with limited vision and with heartworm disease. Due to the length of time it took her to become comfortable in her surroundings and because of her age she will not be placed. She did successfully complete her treatment for heartworms.
Quincy
The beautiful boy was surrendered to APRA for unfounded fears and behavioral issues.
After a year in rescue Quincy remains unsure of his surroundings after repeated attempts at behavior modification and medications to ease his anxiety. While placement may be possible in the future, he will remain in APFH for as long as needed as we continue to make an attempt reach him.
Ivan
This precious little guy came from the horrors of a puppy mill and has multiple problems. Both of his legs have Grade 4 luxating patellas and surgery is essential to provide him the quality of life he so deserves. However before we can proceed with surgery, he will be treated for heartworms. Ivan will remain in rescue indefinitely.