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PUG LIFE Update – Dude!

From Dude’s forever family: Dude is doing awesome with our family! He’s quite a character and a charmer!

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Lucky Needs Your Help!

Lucky is a very nervous little dog. He has very very poor eye sight and may have glaucoma. He will see the ophthalmologist to have his pressures measured in each eye. He is mildly arthritic in the rear. He has a superficial skin infection. He is coughing and sneezing so he is on an antibiotic for skin and coughing, cough tabs for coughing and Rimadyl for arthritis.
He also needs blood work, a dental exam and to be neutered. Then possibly a pelvic x-ray when he has had time to recover from the infections. If you would like to contribute to Lucky’s medical expenses please donate on via PayPal at our homepage. No amount is too small, every penny benefits the pugs and all donations are tax deductible.

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THOMMY IS LIVING THE PUG LIFE!

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CPR alum Thommy is living the PUG LIFE!  Thanks for the update, Captain Thommy!

Molly’s Story

It is with a heavy heart that we give this update today. Molly, the precious pug mix from Broward, one of the many victims of animal cruelty and neglect from a hoarding case, was just too weak to survive her illness and has given up her fight and gone to the Rainbow Bridge.

Molly’s story…

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Molly (shown here with Carl) delivered three beautiful puppies only two days after being pulled from the shelter. She gave birth in the isolation ward of an animal hospital where she was herself hospitalized for being so weak and sick. One of her three pups, the one we named “Benny”, passed only days before she did.

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At the time of Molly’s passing, two pups were orphaned. Sadly, one of those pups, the one we named Lucy, became very weak and lethargic and has also passed. There remains one pup, the one we have named “Abby” that is receiving continuous care and around the clock feedings. We are hopeful that Abby might survive as the last member of this little family.

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Please join us today in remembering Molly and her little angels Benny and Lucy. We ask for all the good thoughts, prayers and healing energy that you can send to little Abby.

Donations made for this little family will go toward the thousands of dollars that CPR has spent to care for Molly, Carl (the male that she came in with who was also hospitalized due to extreme illness) and the puppies since July 30th.

Use the Donate button on our homepage and mention “Molly” in the special instructions.

Thank you friends and family of CPR. It is only with the generosity and kind hearts of our supporters that we are able to continue our work to help those that need us most.