Animal League News

Hi… my name is Pudgy,

Adopted 2-10=23

I’m a peppy Pug boy that’s a bit of a flirt, so I’m not sure how I ended up alone in the Circle K parking lot. I enjoy playing with people and toys, but I REALLY love treats! In fact, I get so excited for yummies that I’ve been told my exuberance can cause me to forget there are fingers wrapped around them. Volunteers here use a dainty toss, but with your loving guidance, I’m sure I’ll learn the art of dainty acceptance. I also love going for walks, and I must say this: that’s NOT pudge on my physique—it’s muscle! What do you say, do you need a walking buddy? Good. Because maybe I could stand to lose some, um, “muscle.” What’s that? You need a toy-chasing, cuddle buddy? Well then…sign me UP!

FOUND – Arrived 1-28-23

Hi… my name is Purdita,

Transferred to Pug Rescue Group with Zoey 1-26-21

I have been blind since birth, but don’t you think for a minute that makes me a sourpuss! Zoey and I are littermates, and we have always been together. I guess you can call her my seeing-eye dog! When our mom could no longer keep us, she said to make sure to tell you that we’ve gotten along with children of all ages and that we seem to love everyone. Both of us are cuddle-bugs–but then, what else would you expect from a couple of Pugs? We know commands like “come,” “sit,” and “stay,” but we never quite mastered how to tell you when we need to go outside. We are kennel-trained, though (and won’t go in there!) and as long as we get to go outside regularly, we’re okay.

Arrived 1-9-21