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| If you are interested in adopting an adult pug, you may contact one of the rescue organizations listed below. However, if you are looking for a puppy...it is very rare that a rescue organization would have a puppy available for adoption. |
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| Even if you are not interested in adopting a pug, there are still ways that you can help. Rescue organizations need donations to help with veterinary expenses (which can be quite expensive). Many of the pugs have medical conditions that have to be taken care of before they can be ready for adoption. These organizations may also be in need of foster families willing to care for pugs until a suitable permanent family can be located. | |
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Pug Rescue Organizations |
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Pug Rescue of North Carolina, Inc. |
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Pug Rescue.com |
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Pugs n Pals Southern California |
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Colorado Pug Rescue |
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Southeast Pug Rescue & Adoption, Inc. (primarily serving Georgia, Alabama, South Carolina...but will take *any* pug in need from any place) |
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Kentuckiana Pug Rescue (Indiana, Kentucky) |
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Ohio Pug Rescue (serving Ohio, Indiana, Kentucy) |
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KC's Pug Rescue (Nevada) |
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