Compassionate Pug Rescue

  Welcome to the Compassionate Pug Rescue Web Site!

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”.

CPR works daily with pug owners who, for a variety of reasons, may need to surrender their pug to us.  Additionally (and very importantly) we work with area shelters and animal control organizations to rescue pugs in need.  We are a completely volunteer-based organization and we rely purely on donations and adoption fees to financially rescue and help all of the South Florida pugs in need.

America's Backyard Fundraiser Party for CPR, in Ft Lauderdale March 2nd!

Join CPR and all their friends for a fun-filled evening of drinks, auctions, prizes, and a howling good time at America’s Backyard on Friday evening, March 2nd in downtown Ft Lauderdale!

For more information click here for CPR Events or to donate auction/raffle prizes contact cpr@compassionatepugrescue.com.

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Meet Frank and Chyna - CPR's Pugs of the Month!

Double your pleasure, double your fun!

Frank - Pug of the Month

Hello everyone, My name is Frank.  I’m 7 yrs young.  I came to CPR with my “sister” Chyna as an owner-surrender because our previous owner was elderly and could no longer care for us.  Since then, Chyna and I have lived in foster homes with different Pug Packs, waiting for our new forever family…

A little about Me… Well, as you can see from my photos, I’m a lover, a mush.  My favorite place to be is on the back of the couch, near you, if you’ll let me.  I enjoy treats of all flavors, walks on a leash/harness, treats, snuggling on the couch or in a doggie bed, playing with toys, and did I mention treats?  I’m great with little kids (I’m a smart guy - I know that kids = food!) and am usually great with other dogs too. I’d prefer to be near my “sister” Chyna and will look for her if I need to snuggle or am feeling a little insecure.  She’s my go-to gal.  The doc says I’m very healthy and did I mention I’m completely housebroken too? Yes, I’m the complete package.

My foster mom calls me Mr. Frank… Frank Sinatra that is… I’m handsome, have a winning smile, lots of character, a Classic Crooner and part of a Pug Pack.  I think she’s right.

Chyna - Pug of the Month

Hello everyone, My name is Chyna.  I’m about 8 yrs young.  I came to CPR with my “brother” Frank as an owner-surrender because our previous owner was elderly and could no longer care for us.  Since then, Frank and I have lived in foster homes with different Pug Packs, waiting for our new forever family…

A little about Me… I am independent, a natural born leader and am protective of my family - both the furry and non-furry types.  I believe it’s my duty to alert you should someone ring the doorbell or knock, all this done in exchange for you feeding, housing and loving me of course!  I am completely housebroken and will walk on a harness and leash (although sometimes I think my humans are going in the completely wrong direction). 

I do have to eat a special food that helps me keep my “plumbing” in order as I’ve had bladder stones removed in the past, but overall I am very healthy.  Being the independent lady that I am, I would do well in a family with other dogs, with a proper introduction.  However, I would really prefer to be in a forever home with my “brother” Frank, as he has kept me company for years.

My foster mom calls me “The Empress”... am a Chinese Pug, born to adorn the lap of the Emperors.  I think it’s about time someone recognizes my royalty properly!

Please fill out an adoption application if you would like to adopt us into your home! 

If You Aren't Able to Help the Pugs in Person, Please Consider Making a Donation

It isn’t always feasible to add another pug to your family or attend a fundraising event.  But that doesn’t mean that you can’t help the pugs at CPR.  A donation of any size, will help CPR care for the pugs and pay for the medical treatment they need.  You can donate to CPR via PayPal or by sending a check payable to Compassionate Pug Rescue to the address below.

Here is an easy way to donate to CPR. 

Compassionate Pug Rescue (CPR)
P.O. Box 630626
Miami, FL 33163

When you buy through iGive CPR benefits!

Hey everyone! With the holidays coming we would like to remind you that when you shop with iGive and specify Compassionate Pug Rescue as your charity of choice, a portion of every purchase is donated to CPR.  You only sign up and indicate CPR as your charity once and then everytime you visit iGive and log in, you can shop at all your favorite online retailers like QVC, Office Depot, 1-800 PetMeds, Amazon.com, Bloomingdales, or Bed Bath and Beyond just to name a few. Just think of all the money you could raise for CPR by clicking a few extra times before placing that order! You pay the same price you normally would, but the retailer makes a donation to CPR!

Shopping at iGive is as easy as going to the iGive site and then clicking on your store from the over 700 different brand name stores listed in an easy to read scroll box. Remember to sign in and start at the iGive site and then click on your store so we get the credit! It is a great way to help support the pugs of CPR while finding bargains in the coming year!

As always, thank you for your continued support!


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Our Most Recent Pugs

Nilla

Nilla
Gender: Female
Age: About 6 years old

Monty

Monty
Gender: Male
Age: About 4-6 years

Dexter

Dexter
Gender: Male
Age: 2 years old

Fozzie

Fozzie
Gender: Male
Age: Almost 11