7Hugo's ideal home Little Hugo can live with children aged eight and up but will need to be the only dog as his reactions to others can be mixed. He is house trained and can be left alone for four hours or so once he's settled in. Hugo can pant heavily in the car and isn't used to travelling for more than 15 minutes. Could you be Hugo's perfect match? Hugo is a lovely golden
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1George's ideal home George can live with children over the age of six, as well as other Dogs and cats. He is house trained and happy to be left by himself for a couple of hours. Could you be George's perfect match? Gorgeous George is a gentle senior boy who ticks a lot of boxes. He's not just super cute but he's dog, cat and child friendly too! George is very friendly with
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101Fred's ideal home Fred is a little 6 year old (approx) Pug Cross who loves people and is very affectionate. He is looking to have a home with direct access to the garden with a 5ft fence to keep him safe and secure. Fred has previously been overwhelmed when around Dogs and can be reactive to other Dogs, so he'd like to be the only pet in the home, and continue his
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3Jax's ideal home Jax is a 6 year old Pug x Bichon Frise who is full of fun! He can be a little unsure in new situations so would like a family who can take things at his own pace. He can walk happily with other Dogs, but can be a little barky around unfamiliar Dogs too. At the moment, he'd prefer to be the only dog in the home. His favourite thing is a ball but he is a big fan
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4Dexter's ideal home Dexter is a lively and cheeky 6 year old Pug cross Jack Russell, he gets on well with everyone he meets and could live with secondary school aged children. Dexter gets on well with Dogs and could live with another doggy friend in the home pending successful meets at the centre, but would be equally happy as the only dog. We don't have any information on how
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4Rusty's ideal home Rusty is a sweet chihuahua Pug mix, who takes a little while to gain his confidence. Rusty can be homed with older teenagers. Whilst he can sometimes be vocal towards them he does enjoy time spent with other playful Dogs and could potentially live with another dog subject to a successful dog mix here at the centre. Could you be Rusty's perfect match? He
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4Billy's ideal home Meet little Billy, a sweet senior boy looking for a calm, understanding home to enjoy his golden years. At 9 years old, he’s happiest living the quiet life filled with gentle strolls, cosy naps, and the occasional tasty treat. Billy can find meeting new people a little daunting at first, but with patience and kindness, he soon relaxes and shows his loving
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3Roddy's ideal home Roddy is a bright boy who can't wait to meet his family. While we don't know if Roddy has ever been around children before he'll be fine to live with children of around secondary school age. Roddy has the potential to live with other Dogs too. Any match would need a successful meet in centre before adoption. As he can get a little worried about formal
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6Gizmo's ideal home Gizmo is a chunky little meatball who is looking for his forever home. He is looking to be the only dog in the house but can live with cats. He is looking to live with children 14 years old and over. Gizmo can become upset when left alone so is looking for someone with lower leaving hours but once you meet him you'll fall so in love you'll never want to eave
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3Brodie's ideal home Brodie is a fun lad who enjoys being out on walks with his humans. He would like to be the only dog in the home but can have walking pals while he is out and about. If children are in the home they will need to be aged 10 and over. Brodie will need to have someone around for him while he settles in to his forever home and gradually build on his leaving
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Adopting a Pug usually involves completing an application form, meeting the dog in person, and agreeing to any checks or requirements set by the current owner or rescue organisation. This helps ensure the Pug is matched with the right home.
Before adopting a Pug, consider the breed's exercise needs, grooming requirements, and temperament. Understanding the typical traits of a Pug can help you decide if it's the right fit for your lifestyle.
Browse the listings on this page to see Pug dogs currently available for adoption. You can filter by location to find Pugs closer to you, making it easier to arrange a visit and meet the dog in person.
Many rescues and private owners charge an adoption fee. This fee often covers vaccinations, microchipping, and sometimes neutering, helping to ensure the dog is healthy and ready for a new home.
