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Due to my medical issues, my foster mommy and the rescue have decided that I should be a hospice pug.  I will remain in rescue for the rest of my life, which is ok because I like it here.  My foster family is awesome and there are lots of people to snuggle with as well as dogs to play with.

I am in congestive heart failure.  Doc says my heart fills up 3/4 of my chest.  I Pulmonary adema, a spinal defect that is pinching my spinal cord and really bad hips amongst some other things.

I am on medication for my medical issues and am doing well so far.  Please keep checking in for updates.

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To make a donation to help Rosie or any other hospice pug, please click the donate button below.  These funds specifically go to our hospice babies for medication, medical care and supplies that they may need.  Thank you, CFPR.

Update: 8/14/11:  Just a quick not to let you all know that I came through surgery fine.  Both of my tumors were removed and I am healing nicely.  Please check in again soon so I may share with you how well I am doing.

Update: 8/1/11:  I am having two new tumors that have shown up removed and I am also having my nares lasered to help me breathe better.  Please check back to see how i’m doing.

Update: 3/12/11:  I am ready to find my forever home.  If you would consider making me a member of your family, I will not let you down.  I am a very loving girl and would love to spend the rest of my life loving someone just as much as they love me.  I am a cancer survivor and can’t wait for my very own fresh start.

Update: 2/13/11:  I have completed my heartworm treatment and will be resting now for another couple of weeks.  I am doing very well and the vet is hopeful that I will have several years left to enjoy with a forever family of my very own.  Please check in on me and see when I will be ready to be adopted.

Hi, I’m Rosie and I am a 7 year old fawn female.  I have had many litters of puppies in my time, but that has all come to an end.  I have been spayed!  I just received all my shots and was microchipped.

I will be in waiting for a while because I am heartworm positive.  I will be undergoing treatment, but the doctor will be doing it slowly.  I have been diagnosed with an intermediate stage of Mast Cell Cancer, after having two masses removed.

Thoughts in rescue are optimistic that I will have a fighting chance and that I still have a few years left of life in me.

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Hi there!  My name is Sasha and I have just arrived at my foster home.  I am a 10 year old fawn female with a wonderful disposition.  My eyes and skin look great.  I did have some bumps under my skin that doc wanted to take a look at.  He biopsied them, and it is nothing to worry about…..No Cancer!!!! Yeah!!!!

I am spayed and up to date on all my shots.

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Hi there! We are Roxy and Nyko and we are together again!

Some of you may have seen me, Roxy in our Hospice section and that is because I was diagnosed with Mast Cell Cancer. My tumors have been removed and I am not at this time showing any signs of being sick. I am happy to report that I have been reunited with my life-long companion Nyko and we will be adopted as a senior pair. I am 10 years old, spayed, up to date on all my shots and micro-chipped.

Hi, I am Nyko and I am a very playful, happy-go-lucky 10 year old little boy. I love my companion, Roxy and am so glad she is with me again. I am very curious about the other pugs in my foster home and am making friends with them. I am neutered, microchipped and up to date on all my shots. Unlike my sister who likes to hog all the attention, I am a more laid back guy and just want to know you are there.

We make a great pair and would love a home and family of our own. We are ready so if we are the ones for you, please fill out an adoption application today, and ask for us, Roxy and Nyko!

Adoption Fee: $200 (pair)

Check back for updates on my progress.

To make a donation to help blackie or any other hospice pug, please click the donate button below.  These funds specifically go to our hospice babies for medication, medical care and supplies that they may need.  Thank you, CFPR.

My name is Maggie and I am 13 years old.

I am now up to date on all my shots and I have been micro-chipped.  I do have some allergies, but I am taking medicine for that.  I have some degeneration of the spine, so my tail doesn’t curl.  I can be cranky at times, but overall I like to think I’m just a spunky girl.

My foster mom says I can be a little vocal when I want your attention, but I think it adds to my personality.

I have a lot of love to give.

To make a donation to help Maggie or any other hospice pug, please click the donate button below.  These funds specifically go to our hospice babies for medication, medical care and supplies that they may need.  Thank you, CFPR.

Update: Hi, Lexi here.  I have been diagnosed with an enlarged heart and will need to be on medication for the rest of my life.  My foster mom has offered to keep both me and my mother Paige for the rest of our days.  I am so happy that I have my foster mom to take care of me and love us forever.

Hello there, my name is Paige and I would like to thank you ever so much for stopping by to learn about me and my darling daughter, Lexi. We hope that you will agree that we are a wonderful pair and will invite us to be a part of your family.

I am 10 years old, spayed, micro-chipped and up to date on all my shots. Although I am completely deaf, I consider myself a “smart cookie” because I respond to hand signals and am pret-ty darn good at it, if I do say so myself.

Now Lexi, my sweet little girl, she’s 7 years old, spayed, micro-chipped and up to date on all her shots as well. She hears perfectly fine but still responds to hand signals. Like mother, like daughter, wouldn’t you say?

We are enjoying our own private suite in our present foster home but would just looooooooove to cuddle in your bed with you. Because Lexi has been with me all her life, it is very important that we stay together. I must admit, as well, that I rely on my little girl and would feel so lost without her by my side. You see, where you see one of us, the other one will not be far behind. We stick together like glue!

Our foster mom says she feels like she has two bunnies in the house because our favorite treat is carrots. Of course, our ears are short and our tails are curly, so I don’t know why she would feel that way.

We are two curious, sweet and loving girls who are ready to steal your heart.

To make a donation to help Lexi, or any other hospice pug, please click the donate button below.  These funds specifically go to our hospice babies for medication, medical care and supplies that they may need.  Thank you, CFPR.

I am Ty.  I am 11 years old but I can still keep up with the young pups. I lost my best friend Chyna due to heart failure, but I have made lots of new friends here at my foster home. My foster mom has put me on a diet because I am a little overweight. I am getting a lot of exercise now so, hopefully, I’ll be getting back my figure soon.  I am up to date on all my shots, neutered and micro-chipped.

I love it when my mom cuddles me and I especially love curling up with my new family at night. I get along with all my new foster brothers and sisters but I do like my space when I am eating. I will need to go to a home where someone special can give me lots of attention and have patience with me.  I am losing my sight, but I can still see shadows.  I will be able to get around like a seeing pug once I adapt to my surroundings.  I due cough once in a while because I have a collapsing trachea, but it is not severe.

I am potty trained to a dog door, but occasionally I will have accidents due to my loss of sight. 

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