May 17, 2008 The Bark Heard Around the
World to be held at the Yates County Fairgrounds in Penn Yan NY
from 10am-4pm . This event is so timely for upstate NY, as one of the
"kennels" in this area was just granted a permit to increase the size
of his operation from 60 to 260 dogs. That just drives us more to do
everything possible to get the word out about this inhumane practice!
This is a national event with speakers coming in from Utah to talk
about puppymills. GMPR will be there with some board of directors and
volunteers and set up a booth with some puppymill survivors. We will
have pug items for sale and talk up our stories of Sonny Ray, Maggie
and special puppymill survivors from GMPR..
Please come meet GMPR in Penn Yan NY - this
event is near and dear to our hearts, educating people on puppymills
and the needs of the survivors. We will have lots of pug information,
pug items for sale and puppymill information at our booth. STOP BY and
say hi!:)
PUG OF THE MONTH:
"LUCY" Help us place this AMAZING
PUG!!!:))))
PUG
20/08 Is Lucy= she is a puppymill survivor from Ohio. She is approx
5-6 yrs old. She will be having her spay done in NY and then after a
while to learn life in a house and that people are not bad all the
time- she will be available. Right now she is one scared little girl.
She is being fostered in the Albany NY area. Her adoption fee will be
350.00. She is a gentle soul and she has taken to a blanket given to
her in Ohio. She cried when washed till it was back with her again-
her security blanket:) aww
GMPR's current wish list:
Thanks for the generous donations of harnesses. Now we have
them here and a shortage of leashes.
Pls send any leash to:
Karen Powers
14 pine ridge circle
Lyndonville VT 05851
Also we need lots of ink for all the printing we do in GMPR
for educational materials and Advertising flyers.
Printer ink HP #56 (black) and HP #57 (color)
Pls send HP items to
Judy Douglas
24 town line rd
Mendon VT 05701
LEXMARK 82 AND 83
Pls send lexmark to
Karen Powers
14 pine ridge circle
Lyndonville VT 05851
SAVE THE PUGS FUND Donate
to save from the puppymill auction as we can.
Green Mountain Pug Rescue Board Members
President
Karen
Powers, karen.powers@gmpr.org 802 626-8280
Vice President, Foster Home
Coordinator, Adoption Coordinator
Support Staff on the Board of
Directors:
Mike Seaver, mike.seaver@gmpr.org, 802 649-5338
Ed Coffey, ed.coffey@gmpr.org, 802 893-4076
Lynn Esty lynn.esty@gmpr.org 802 263- 9441 Carol Bushway carol.bushway@dartmouth.edu
802-765-4014
Transport Coordinator
Sheri Hearn-Lazar, sheri-transport@comcast.net
nationwide transport (not on GMPR Board)
Who We Are
Green Mountain Pug Rescue is a 501 (c)
(3) non profit rescue group of volunteers within Vermont, New
Hampshire & parts of New York. Pugs come to us from Owner
Surrenders, Shelters, Puppymills, etc. They are placed in loving
foster homes for their evaluation on their personalities and what
home would be best suited for the. The receive vet care too if
needed. Gmpr covers all shots, Hw/lyme tests, bloodwork prior to
surgery to ensure they are healthy, spay/neuter and dentals if
needed. We work to ensure that the pug is as healthy as we can get
them prior to adoption. If there is anything wrong long term- we
will tell you in their bio.
Green Mountain Pug Rescue is supported by an all volunteer staff.
We are only able to help pugs through the generous monetary
donations and volunteer time that people graciously give. If you
want to help us with events and such- fill out a volunteer form on
our site here. Thanks to all the volunteers!
Donations to GMPR go for vet care for the pugs, and anything they
need while in GMPR. We work closely with lots of rescues to ensure
that all pugs in our area are safe and secure. We educate people
on puppymills and what that means. A large % of our pugs here come
from puppymills and we are very committed to helping these
precious pugs learn love, patience, and trust!
If you would like to donate to GMPR, send your donations to our
treasurer: