3Prudence's ideal home Meet the beautiful Prudence, who is looking for a forever home with her mother, Isabella. These two sweethearts have found their way into our care through no fault of their own, and they’ve been an absolute joy to look after. Both Bella and Prudence are incredibly friendly, happy girls who adore meeting new people. Prudence may be an older lady but is
3Isabella's ideal home Meet the beautiful Isabella (affectionately known as Bella) who is looking for a home with her lovely daughter, Prudence. These two sweethearts have found their way into our care through no fault of their own, and they’ve been an absolute joy to look after. Both Bella and Prudence are incredibly friendly, happy girls who adore meeting new people. Bella
2Froggy's ideal home Froggy is a lovely boy who loves a big cuddle. He enjoys going out for his adventures with his handlers and would love to continue this with his new family. Froggy is a good lap dog and always finds time to get as close to you as possible. Could you be Froggy's perfect match? Froggy’s ideal home would be a home that could help him with his dog
3Pugsley's ideal home Meet our cool little Pugsley. He's full of character and makes everyone smile wherever he goes! Pugsley arrived with us as a stray, which means we don't know too much about his previous history. He was a little overwhelmed where he first arrived with us but his confidence has really grown! Pugsley loves to get out and about and enjoys socialising with his
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7Pugsy's ideal home If you are looking for a cheerful companion who is always up for a bit of fun, Pugsy might be your boy! This sweet and playful Pug is full of charm and would love a home where his friendly nature and love of games can really shine. Aged around two years, Pugsy could live with children aged 8 and up, as long as they are respectful of his space, especially
1Albert's ideal home Albert is a 8 year old Pug, he is currently in one of our lovely foster homes and now ready to start looking for his new forever home. He can live with children aged 12 and above. He is good meeting new people but can be worried by busy/noisy situations. He settles lovely in the home and is housetrained. He loves going for walks and enjoys exploring and
2Winston's ideal home 4 year old Winston is a little chap with bags of personality! He can live with adults only (18+) and no others pets in his new home. Winston does love to sunbathe so a secure garden would be needed for this, as well as his occasional zoomies! A home with minimal visitors would be ideal, and once Winston has settled in he could be left comfortably for 4
1Tweetie's ideal home Tweetie is a charismatic Pug cross Jack Russell Terrier, a breed that is fondly known as a ‘Jug’. Just as much cheeky as he is endearing, Tweetie is bound to bring an abundance of joy to his future family. He’s a friendly chap and loves spending time with his humans but has been known to ‘mouth’ like a puppy would when over-excited. Because of
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Dexter's ideal home Dexter is 7-month-old chi x, looking for a home with older teens of 16 plus. He can live with another dog, if the dog is a little bit calmer (depending on dog introduction here at the centre) Time alone will need to be built up slowly as he doesn’t like being left. As Dexter is still a young boy he will need a private secure garden he can potter around in
3Jessie's ideal home Jessie has settled quickly in her foster home. She can live with children aged 6 years + and she will need a family who are around most of the day, and be able to build up the leaving hours slowly. Jessie can live with other suitably caged animals but must be the only dog in the home. Could you be Jessie's perfect match? Jessie is a really sweet girl who
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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.
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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.