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We have just been awarded the "Pet Community Award" which is for rescue sites that go above and beyond the call of duty to help abandoned and homeless dogs in their local communities.
We are very proud to win and accept this award. This is for all the volunteers that give their time and effort to make the SPR what it is today.
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Meet Cathy and Sherry, the Chair and Co-
Can You Help Me?
My name is Lolo. I am a fawn female pug, not even a year old yet.
I have suffered seizures all my life due to a condition called a liver shunt. This means there is abnormal blood flow between my liver and my body.
My liver is not able to rid itself from all the toxins it should be filtering and I suffer seizures when those toxins build up. I have even slipped into a coma before. They tell me I’ve had several near death experiences, and I haven’t even been alive very long. I have seized so violently that I have been unable to right myself or even eat on my own. At one point, I even lost my sight and hearing, but fortunately that was temporary and I am able to see and hear again.
I may be little, but I am a fighter and I want to live and have this fantastic life of a pug that I’ve only heard about. I need a very special surgery that even the SPR vets don’t perform. With this surgery, I will get a second chance and I look so forward to having the normal doggy life that I dream of with a family who loves me. Can you please help me by contributing to the Special Medical Needs Pugs Fund?
You can contribute through PayPal or by sending a check. If you send a check, please note that your contribution is for the Special Medical Needs Pugs Fund. Thank you so very much! Love, Lolo
Do you have room in your home for another curly tailed, snorting, head cocking friend? Pug foster families are essential to Seattle Pug Rescue because they give rescued pugs a warm, loving and safe home while we look for their forever home. We are actively recruiting individuals, couples and families who are willing to love and spoil a rescue pug. Foster families don't require any special talents or training, only a willingness to help pugs in transition. If you are hesitant to be a foster family because you think you will fall in love with your foster pugs and it will be difficult for you to let the pug go to their forever home, please know that you WILL fall in love. We want you to love your foster pug, and treat them just like your pug or pugs, because rescue pugs need a lot of love. They are scared and confused, and are greatly comforted by the safe and loving environment you can provide, but when you see the rescue pug with their forever family, you will know that your foster dog is finally HOME. Rescue pugs begin to blossom in their foster homes, and reach their full potential in their forever homes. If you are interested in becoming a foster family for pugs in need, please email Cathy or Sherry
Lolo
"We are so happy to have Linden Lines Designs as our official supplier of Leashes, Collars, and Harnesses for our Rescue Pugs! Thank you Joan, and Linden Line!"
Winner of the Salmon Raffle is Dave Frye!
Congratulations to Dave, and to everyone who purchased a ticket, thank you so much for your support of Seattle Pug Rescue!