Happy Endings

Update from Mo (Gizmo)

Well...I’m just hanging out at my new forever home, and wanted to take this moment to thank everyone at CPR for all the love they give and work they do.

My family says that they are now complete! I have a cool, older pug-brother that I get to go to the park with, and snuggle next to; our favorite thing to do though, is alert mom and dad when the mail has arrived!

Also, I have been enjoying massages, back scratches, and belly-rubs; I feel like a celebrity these days!

I know that lots of other pugs are looking for the royal treatment; so if you know anyone that might be interested in providing such love to a deserving companion, send them to CPR!

Happy Holidays! - Mo

Ollie gets a furever home!

Hi, Pug-Lovers,

This is Ollie checking in from my forever home. I know it’s been a while since you’ve heard from me, so let me bring you up to speed! You might recall me from my early pictures when I was a scared, skinny boy. The kind people from CPR rescued me from a closed-down pet store in Miami. I was in a crate most of the time and didn’t get much to eat, but CPR took me in and loved me. Soon, I learned to relax, eat healthy food, and I began curl my tail again in trust, as a happy pug should!

Now, at my forever home, I have a nice gated back yard, so when I feel the need for speed, I run on the grass with my ears flying back in the wind. It’s one of my favorite things to do! I love people, I passed my first level of obedience training, and I love to eat, like any young man would! Next I’m gonna ask mom and dad for the car keys, ‘cause I like going for a ride every now and then too!

Thanks, CPR, for giving a young guy a second chance at a happy life! ~Oliver Twist

Roscoe (Formerly Haruki) Gets a New Home and New Name

Hi everyone, it is me Roscoe. I used to be named Haruki, but I didn’t answer to that and my new kids wanted to call me Roscoe. I think it suits me really well.

I have settled in nicely with my Mom and 2 kids. My Mom lets me follow her around everywhere and as you can see I have a very comfy place to sleep - I’m king of the castle. I get to help Brayden with his homework and I love to give kisses and play with Delaney.

I’m a really great dog (as they keep telling me) and I love being here as much as they love having me. I can tell this home is used to having pugs around because they know exactly what I want and need at all times. I’m so happy here in my Furrever home. Thank you CPR for finding me the perfect fit!

Emma

We were fortunate enough to find the perfect little gal from Compassionate Pug Rescue. In the short time we have Emma she has warmed our hearts and has become a part of our Family. We cannot imagine how it was without her.

Now her sister, Abby has another view of the situation. Abby has been an only child (pug) for five years now and she is jealous of the attention given to Emma. We had hoped Emma would be a playmate for Abby, but Abby is Abby. Perhaps they will bond as time goes by and Abby can see what Mommy and Daddy sees in Emma.

Emma’s tail wags constantly despite all her disabilities. Being blind does not hinder or take away from her disposition. Clap your hands and call her name and she will be there in a flash.

The girls love to get new dresses as you can see. I might mention that most of their wardrobe purchases, benefit the Humane Society with the proceeds being used for good cause.

We would like to think that Emma likes her new Family. We certainly love her and we are so happy we chose Compassionate Pug Rescue to find our perfect little gal.

Maggie

And then there were three…

Our little gal, Darby age 9, was feeling lonely after loosing her pug buddy two years ago. She had gained weight and was very lethargic. Enter CPR and Marcia to find the right companion for Darby.

Our precious Maggie came to us in January with eye problems and skin allergies. She was 16 pounds and missing some of her hair. The wonderful people at CPR put her on the road to recovery and then we adopted her.

From the moment she walked into our home, she was Darby’s best friend and my little shadow. Today she has gained weight and has all of her hair back.
Maggie is happy, feisty, and an absolute joy.

With such success we just had to have another pug in our lives. So in April we adopted beautiful, little Molly (A.K.A. Sushi). Molly is Bruce’s shadow and loves to sit by him and watch TV. She gets along with her pug sisters and never leaves our side when we are reading or working on the computer.

Molly has lost a few pounds and our vet says she is healthy and fit.

The three “girls” as we call them love their mile walk every morning and evening. They like to run in the yard and line up when it is bath time.
Breakfast and dinner time is a riot as they run in circles and then go to their spots waiting to be served. No dog beds or crates in our house! They each have claimed a spot on the family room couch and know furniture is off limits unless the blanket is down.

And our Darby.. she has lost four pounds, can walk with the youngsters, and is more playful then ever. Thank you CPR for giving us more joy then we could ever imagine.

The Leonards

Dixie

Hi CPR!

In this group picture, Brad holds Dixie and I hold Eddie. Sassie is in front.

Dixie is doing great! She loves the routine that we have in our house. There are beds and comfortable spots for her to take a snooze whenever she wants. She loves to walk the neighborhood and try to keep up with her sister Sassie.

She enjoys cuddling with her much older brother Eddie (all rescues from CPR). She is a really sweet pug who loves chewing on things (especially shoes) and getting belly rubs at any time of day. We are very lucky to have Dixie, she’s a beautiful little girl.

Thank you CPR!
The Stern’s