SPECIAL NEEDS DOGS

Our monthly sponsorship program allows you to become a virtual foster and sponsor one of our Special Needs Dogs, helping to support he/she through a monetary donation.  Our mission is to rescue abused, abandoned, homeless, unwanted, sick and injured Pugs and place them into loving permanent adoptive homes.  Sadly we have dogs that are not adoptable (or will require a special adoptive home which can take a long time) due to severe medical conditions and in some case, severe emotional distress and are not able to leave the rescue.  As much as we want all of our dogs to get their forever home, it is simply and sadly not possible.  Your monetary donations will help keep our rescue doors open. Below are some of our Special Needs Dogs.   They may be un-adoptable but we know un-adoptable does not mean unlovable!  Click the Donate button below to become a virtual foster. Be sure to designate you are “sending money to friends and family”.

Scribbles is a 14 year old Shih Tzu. He came into rescue as a owner surrender thru no fault of his own.

Wilson is a 6 year old male Boston Terrier. He came into rescue from a owner release due to no fault of his own. 

Otis is a male Chug (Pug / Chihuahua mix) estimated to be 6 years old. Otis came into rescue from a shelter in Southwest Oklahoma.  Otis has a stage 4 heart murmur.

Scooter is a 8 year old fawn pug who came into rescue from a breeder release.  He lost his first eye two years ago and lost his second eye this summer.  

Willow is a 3 year old (estimated) female Terrier Mix. She came into rescue from the St Charles Louisiana Parish Animal Shelter. We assume she was a feral dog when she came into the Animal Shelter.  She is very timid and is finally allowing us to hold her.  

Duke is a 5 year old fawn pug who came into rescue from a breeder release.  He lost his first eye three years ago and his second eye in December.  

Lucky is a 5 year old pug who came into rescue from of a breeder release.  Lucky is partially blind and filled with nervous energy. He has such a sweet personality and loves to be close to his human as possible.  He requires a lot of attention and can only be left for a few short hours a day.  

Tazzy came into rescue as a owner surrender because her human was near death. Tazzy is 6 years old and nearly blind. Tazzy was heartworm positive has been treated for heartworms. 

 Wendy is a 10 year old female Pug who came into rescue as a owner surrender.  Wendy has congestive heart failure. 

Beasley is gorgeous black male pug estimated to be 8 years old.  He came into rescue as a stray & heart worm positive. Recently Beasley’s trachea collapsed and he had a stint put in to open it up. Beasley has been treated for heart worms. 

Misti is a beautiful and loving 8 year old female Pug who came into rescue as a stray found wandering the streets of Tulsa.   

Quincy is an apricot male pug who came into rescue as a  stray after a man found him crossing a busy street and caught him right before he fell into a drainage ditch.  He is estimated to be between 7 & 8 years old.  He is totally blind and is very energetic so this handicap doesn't slow him down.  

BoBo is a tiny 7 year old fawn male Chug (Chihuahua/Pug mix).  He came into rescue as an owner release after his human passed and the family needed a rescue to help him find his forever home.  He is extremely calm and very sweet.  He lost one eye and has a dislocated back.  

Blondie is a 12 year old Puggle (Pug/Beagle mix).  She came into rescue from a shelter in Southwest Oklahoma. Even though she is 12, you would NEVER believe it!  

Sweetie is a 10 year old female Puggle (Pug/Beagle Mix). She came into rescue as a owner surrender due to no fault of her own.  Sweetie has lost one eye but has not slowed her one bit. Sweetie is very dog aggressive.

Shaki is a 12 year old Pug with failing health. He came into rescue as a owner surrender. 

Twinkie is a female pug estimated to be 12 years old. She came into rescue from a local shelter where she was an owner surrender.  Her owner had to go into a homeless shelter and could no longer take care of her.