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This page
is set up for our available pugs for adoption.
If you see nothing on this page it means they all have found forever
loving homes.
Adoption fees are:
Puppies to age 1 yr $450.00
1yr to 6 yrs $350.00
7-10 yrs is $150.00
11+ yrs is $100.00
Any pure breed that is bred to create a "designer breed" for
example- puggles, Chugs, Jugs, etc- as of March 1, 2007 their
adoption fees will be $250.00 until age 7yrs then the adoption fee
is $150.00.
We need to take this step to enable
us to continue to take in any pug- no matter the medical need.
Thanks...
If
you are interested in any of these pugs- PLEASE fill out the
application
and mention the pugs name on your application.
YOU MUST LIVE IN VERMONT, NEW
HAMPSHIRE OR NORTHEAST NEW YORK TO ADOPT.
For more information call Karen Powers at 802-626-8280
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Dora pug #39/08 another puppymill survivor- what a face- sooo
gorgeous! She is 4.5 yrs old, friendly and totally vetted. She
will learn housetraining while in foster care. She is a save the
pugs fund girl so thanks for the donations! Her adoption fee
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Buttercup-pug #38/08- a puppymill survivor that has gone through
a lot. Saved with save the pugs fund donations! While in for her
spay- they found her full of pyrometria- a huge infection. She
spent a couple of days in ICU hooked up to iv's and came through
like a trooper. She is looking for a loving home to let her
enjoy her life and spoil her rotten! She so deserves that! She
is 6 yrs old and a gorgeous pug! She is a bit shy and not sure
what all is happening around her. Needs a loving, patient and
gentle forever home. She is being fostered in NY and her
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Jelly (Adoption Pending) pug #24/08. She is a puppymill survivor saved with the
donations from save the pugs fund. She is recovering from mange
and is a gentle loving girl who is having a blast learning new
things and exploring new sights:) very happy little girl. Fully
vetted, recovering from mange. Will work on housetraining in her
foster home in NH. Her adoption fee is $350.00.
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MEDICAL HOLD - will not be available until they are healthy
enough for adoption. Pls don't inquire about adopting them till
they are healthy. Thanks!!:)
Meet
poor pug #37/08 Crissy- saved from a puppymill bust in Va- not
allowed any vet care till judge signed off. Her eyes=we hope to
save them- she can see but they are a HUGE mess!! Will be
rushing her to emergency vet tonight ( 3/30) and see what they
can do then get her to vet eye specialist in Vt ASAP. She is 6
yrs old. Very sweet personality too! Her adoption fee will be
350.00 when ready.
They feel that she has severe dry eye and is borderline with
a Corneal ulcer. They did an eye staining, and a tear test.
She
had no Tears at all. It didn't even do anything to the tester.
They sent me Home with Optimune Ointment 2x's per day and
Neo-Poly-Bac Ointment 3x's per day along with the ointment that
came with her as needed to Keep her eyes lubricated. They were
going to treat her with a steroid Drop for the inflammation and
redness but felt they didn't want to Create an ulcer by doing
that seeing as how she is borderline with an Ulcer. I need to
bring her back in on Wednesday for a recheck at 11:40.
She weighs 13lbs and was an absolute trooper! She was so good
with Everyone even strangers that oooohhhed her and wanted to
pet her. She Is a love. She is down for a nappy to rest her eyes
for the moment.
4/7/08
Just got back from Dr. Koch. I totally forgot to bring that
email that you sent me. I will email it to him later on and see
what he thinks. For now, he put her on cyclosporine (sp?) drops
and tobramycin drops, too. He prefers drops over ointments (us,
too...yuck!). Drops are twice a day and GenTeal as needed
throughout the day. A much more manageable schedule than the
last one (eight treatments throughout the day).
He wants to see her in 6 - 10 weeks. At that time, he will
re-evaluate the medication situation. He mentioned a surgical
procedure that might be helpful (again...will determine that at
the re-eval) which would make the opening for the eye smaller,
allowing her to close it more completely and making the eye
smaller in general.
He feels that there is a good chance that she will have
improvement in her vision by the next visit! Yeah!!!
We stopped by Milton Vet on the way home and set up an
appointment for Thursday for a spay and possible dental.
Update 4/14:
Chrissy was spayed and had her teeth cleaned (and six removed)
on Thursday. She came through it like a trooper! She has been
taking her antibiotics for the surgery and the drops for her
eyes twice a
day.
All seems to be going well! She is almost 100% housebroken and
loves running around the backyard with her pug siblings! It is
hard to say right now whether or not her vision has improved
over the last week or if she is just getting more familiar and
comfortable with her surroundings...but she is bumping into
things less and playing with the other pugs more! Chrissy is
just beginning to learn how to walk on a leash and seems to
enjoy her walks more and more each time we head out.
Please help donate to her vet care!!
Crissy- being fostered in Milton Vt
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MEDICAL HOLD - will not be available until they are healthy
enough for adoption. Pls don't inquire about adopting them till
they are healthy. Thanks!!:)
Meet
pug #36/08 Gracie a puppymill bust survivor from VA. She will be
having double patella surgery and her spay before we can place
her. Poor girl- stuck in Va and not allowed to have her surgery
to fix her poor legs. What a sweet face. Her adoption fee will
be 450.00 when ready. Her surgery will run around 1700.00 so
any donations for her vetting would be
greatly appreciated.
4/9/08
Gracie is doing well. She is a happy little puppy with lots of
puppy energy. She loves big dogs, little dogs, and cats. She
went for a ride with my pug in the car the other night and did
fantastic. She really seemed to enjoy it. We are still working
on housebreaking and it is going well. She is picking it up
quickly. She hasn't asked to go out yet but I am sure she will
get that part of training because she is very smart. She LOVES
her toys and her nylabones. She is teething and does want to
chew on things but when given another object that she is allowed
to chew on she forgets the things she's not supposed to chew.
She is very sweet and loving. She doesn't seem to be attached to
one person in general. Everybody in her world gets Gracie hugs
and kisses.
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Pug
#32/08 is Lucky- saved from a kill shelter in DE. He fits his
name well. ABout 8 yrs old He is up to date on all shots ,
Neutered and hw/lyme/erlichia negative. He had his dental and
lost some teeth and had his nares done too so he can breathe
easier.. He has a microchip in him but unable to locate his
former owner and he sat in the shelter too long so he was going
to be euthanized.
From
his temporary foster home:
He is such a sweet and gentle boy. He has lots of energy and
seems to be ready for just about anything, even a good nap. He
walks well on the leash and loves being outdoors. He has gotten
along beautifully with my female and male dog. No aggression in
this
Little guy. He loves to be in your lap and oh does he love to be
rubbed on his belly. His adoption fee is $150.00. Just love his
face- so cute!
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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
2/23/08
Lucy is doing marvelously when you consider how traumatic her
life has been. She is very comfortable with my pugs and with our
day care pug, she has no fear or aggression with/at the cat. She
loves to be cuddled but the approach, pick up and the first few
moments of
 holding her make her frightened and cowed. She has
great anxiety and often paces like a caged tiger, even though
she is in a large room. She has broken all her front teeth down
to stubs trying to escape cages. Her feet are the most splayed I
have ever seen on these poor creatures who must live on a wire
floor in their cage. Her right eye has some very obvious corneal
scaring but she has sufficient tear production (though we are
putting artificial tear ointment in her eyes to reduce
inflammation.) Underneath all her trauma there is a wonderful
bright and loving little girl pug just hoping to come out. She
will be a wonderful wonderful pug once she has learned that now
her world will be loving and gentle. She is fragile now but once
she is fed properly and finds her footing in this environment
she will be well the way to getting her very own family who will
love and spoil her like the princess she truly is. Needless to
say I love Lucy Lu and can hardly wait to have her welcoming
people so that she is ready to choose her own family.
Debbie Lucy is being fostered in Albany NY 4/20/08 - She is
a very Happy girl and oh so slowly she is beginning to let down
her guard and try to trust. She still cringes on contact with a
person, but once the initial shock is over she will settle down.
She is a wonderful little soul whose zest for life will pull her
through her tortured first years. She has a bright and curious
mind so it is no wonder that her puppy mill captivity so
traumatized her. She may always have that instant fear reaction
but once she sees that it's all OK she will love her people. She
will need a special person or persons in her future. You would
love her. Green Mountain did a wonderful thing in saving this
grand little girl.
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Froggie pug 14/08 a save the pugs fund pug FOR SURE!! He is only
a year or two old we were told. He had mange- and horrible
patellas and was emaciated to say the least. He had a skin
infection that we treated, treated for giardia too! This poor
boy went through the ringer but he is a fighter and we love him
and gave him all he needed. He has had his double patella
surgery and elongated palate done too:)
He is AVAILABLE FOR ADOPTION TO THE
RIGHT HOME:)))
He is still not quite right in the back end, but Dr. Kinney said
he will probably get better the more he runs around, and he is
okay to be adopted at this point. He still has a ways to go with
the pee potty training. He stil l
wears his belly band regularly, although he does go outside
frequently. He poops outside 95% of the time. He does NOT ask to
go out.
I feel he would be sad alone and have some separation anxiety.
He would be good in a home with another dog, and kids would be
okay as long as they are old enough to understand he likes to
play and they are gentle with him. He is not a confident pug and
won't go downstairs by himself. He does finally come upstairs,
but you must be okay with carrying him down for an indefinite
amount of time. He doesn't do well by himself or in a kennel. He
is VERY verbal and howls when I get home from work, so I imagine
that he might howl when I am at work. He should go to a place
with a fenced yard of some sort, as he likes to wander a bit the
better he feels. He is a cuddler and is so sweet, but isn't
potty trained pee-wise and may never be, so whoever wants him
must know this so they don't get disappointed
Froggie is being fostered in the White River Jct area in VT.
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