adopted

Vince

Adult
Male
Small

About Vince

Savannah, GA

Breed

Pug

Physical Traits

Adult

(3-8 years)

Male

Small

(0-25 lbs)

Coat: Short

Tricolor (Brown, Black, & White)

Behavior

House-trained: Yes

Health

Spayed/Neutered:

Yes

Vaccinated:

Yes

Vince’s Compatibility

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Vince's Story

What a delight and a sweetheart. Meet Vince with GRRR. This young man is seeking the perfect forever home. A home where he will be cherished, cared for and loved for the rest of his life. To meet Vince, please complete our online application by visiting grrrsavesdogs.org/applications<br/>Questions? Send a text to (912) 695-2415<br/><br/>People adopting from GRRR must be responsible and assure us that you are committed to providing a dog or cat a lifetime of care, love and annual veterinary care. In addition to these items, all adopters must be within 75 miles of Savannah, provide a smoke-free environment and a home with a fenced yard. Exceptions for fenced yard can be discussed contingent on age of dog and personality.

What a delight and a sweetheart. Meet Vince with GRRR. This young man is seeking the perfect forever home. A home where he will be cherished, cared for and loved for the rest of his life. To meet Vince, please complete our online application by visiting grrrsavesdogs.org/applications
Questions? Send a text to (912) 695-2415

People adopting from GRRR must be responsible and assure us that you are committed to providing a dog or cat a lifetime of care, love and annual veterinary care. In addition to these items, all adopters must be within 75 miles of Savannah, provide a smoke-free environment and a home with a fenced yard. Exceptions for fenced yard can be discussed contingent on age of dog and personality.

Our Mission

Founded in 2011, GRRR is a small 501(c)(3) rescue organization, which serves Savannah, Georgia and the surrounding counties. We are dedicated to rescuing small dogs and cats from owners who are no longer able to able to care for them, from public shelters without a “no-kill” policy, and from situations where they have suffe...