Compassionate Pug Rescue is a 501c3 non-profit, all volunteer pug rescue organization

Our mission is to provide veterinary care, public education, and a nurturing foster environment for any pug regardless of age or condition until they are healthy and placed in a loving “forever home”.

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Meet Frankie - Pug of the Month

Hi I’m Frankie. A.K.A “Frank The Tank.”

I am 8 years old and weigh 30lbs. Although I may be large on the outside, my heart is even bigger on the inside. I am the sweetest Pug you’ll ever meet.

Unfortunately, my mom was the victim of a terrible homicide and she is no longer here. I need to find a home that will love and take good care of me, and in return I will love them with all my heart.

My favorite thing to do is eat, and I spend most of my days relaxing on the couch waiting for my owner to come home. I am slightly on the clumsy side and need a little extra care because of my Diabetes.

I also love to run in circles before feeding time, I get along well with everyone, I hope to find a wonderful owner and make them very happy soon!

If you are that special person or family and don’t mind giving me a couple of injections a day in the scruff of my neck to control my diabetes (it is easy once you do it one time), then I am the boy for you!

Just ask for me filling out an adoption application, for Frankie and I promise to fill your hearts with love. 

PS, if you are not able to give me a forever home, maybe you might consider welcoming me into your home for a little while, until I find my forever family.

2nd Annual Pugs & Pooches WinterBark Festival a success!

Many Thanks to our Sponsors, Volunteers, Vendors, Participants and CPR Alumni and their Adoptive Families.

Pictured below are some of the CPR volunteers that turned out to work at the event.

Several thousand dollars was raised to provide medical care for the Pugs that come to CPR and a good time was had by everyone.

CPR NEEDS FOSTER HOMES FOR OUR SENIOR PUGS

CPR is in need of foster homes for senior pugs. Senior Pugs offer unconditional love with few if any demands in return. Can you open your home and heart to one of our special seniors like Thor? If you can, please fill out a volunteer application on our site by selecting the Volunteer App menu item or clicking Volunteer Application.

CPR pays for all medical needs of foster pugs so you are not burdened with them. Pugs like this little one above are in County animal shelters and are marked for euthanasia unless they are picked up in time by a rescue like CPR. CPR needs homes for our seniors so we never have to say No to one of these babies who need us.

Please check out our Senior Pugs page by clicking Senior Pugs.

Also check out the Top 10 Reasons for adopting an older Pug by clicking Top 10 Reasons