| Rescue |
| Maggie |
| Saving just one pug will not change the world, but surely the world will change for that one pug. |
| Maggie in progress |
| Maggie is 100% better! She has been adopted and looks beautiful. She came into our rescue with severe demdex mange. Demodex is not catching but it is temporarily disfiguring because it causes eruptions on the skin and lots of swelling. If you look below you will see Maggie today. She has been renamed Fraggle by her adoptive mother and daddy. Stacy and Mickey love her very much and so does her new sister Beetlejuice |
| Many pugs come into rescue due to neglect, abuse, abandonment, and owner surrender. We find some pugs in shelters ready to be euthanized. No matter what the reason, Music City Pug Rescue was brought into existence to help the Pug dogs of Middle Tennessee! If you know of a pug in need or have a pug that you must surrender, please email us at: MusicCityPugRescue@yahoo.com |
| Pug Surrender Sometimes we meet people that must part with their pugs for one reason or the other. Music City Pug Rescue can help with the process with an non-judgmental approach. All owners must fill out a Surrender form prior to their pug being placed into rescue. This application serves as your legal document to permanently relinquish ownership of your pug. Once we have received your surrender form, we will contact you via email or phone to make arrangements to pick up your pug. After you surrender your pug(s), you will have a choice to be updated so you can see their progress and know that they are ok. If you have nay questions about this process, please email us at MusicCityPugRescue@yahoo.com |
| Maggie Today! |
| Connor |
| Connor was rescued from the Crossville Animal Shelter. He was found wandering in a school yard. Connor had demodectic mange. We worked with Conner along time but now he is great! |
| Conner is the pug on the left..this was right before he was adopted. Happy anyone? |
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| This is Sweet William. 1/16/08 Sweet William has been adopted and is living with his new mother and golden retriever brother. He will be tested for heart worm this month. Stay tuned! 10/27/07 UPDATE!!! William is only a slight positive for heart worm and his treatment is going well. He has went to another foster home because he is doing so well. His adoption is pending after his treatment is complete. Please consider making a donation to help with his care. It is almost finished! 5/07 He was a breeding pug that fathered all of our recent puppies that came into rescue. William was part of a 15 pug surrender. Unfortunately, because Sweet William was not neutered..he was a bit wild and spent alot of time outside. Needless to say, he tested positive for heart worms. Sweet William's treatment is coming along fine and he is a good patient for his foster mommy. He is the sweetest boy and a complete lover. He lives to be held and loved on and gives kisses anytime he can. We will be keeping everyone up to date as William's treatment progresses. |
| BEE |
| This is Bee. Bee was tied to a tree with a 3 foot leash. Kids would poke him with sticks and one child cut him with a piece of glass across the back. Bee is only 6 1/2 months old. Despite his past, Bee has kept his sense of humor and love of life. He even likes children! Bee has went to a loving foster home where he has began treatment for Demodex mange, a yeast and a fungal infection. We will post an update on Bee at the end of September. |
| This is Annie. She was found on the street in Woodbury Tennessee. Annie is approx. 6 months old so she is just a baby. Annie is learning how to trust people and getting attention from her foster mother Shelly. Annie is going to need long term care for her yeast and fungal infections. She is missing most of the hair on her back, belly and legs. When she came to us her skin was black. We will update you on her progress. |
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| UPDATE 10/23/07 BEE IS POTTY TRAINED! YEAH... He is also doing much better and working on getting more hair. His demodex is improving and he is enjoying his brothers at his foster home. He is going to need more treatment but he is just so happy to be in a place where he is loved. We say a thanks to his foster parents JJ and Cathy for doing such a great job with him. |
Annie when we first took her in...
| These two pugs were rescued from a breeder here in Tennessee. Please consider making a donation to help them. They need alot of support and medical attention. Thanks so much. |
