Compassionate Pug Rescue of South Florida

Miami, 33179

http://www.compassionatepugrescue.com/

adopt@compassionatepugrescue.com

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Our Mission

Compassionate Pug Rescue in South Florida (Tax ID #65-1136714) is a 501(c)3 non-profit, volunteer run pug rescue organization based in South Florida. CPR accepts all pugs and occasionally other dogs on the brink of being put to sleep regardless of their condition, nurses them back to health and finds them a loving forever home.

Adoption Policy

Adoption Processadoption_process_happy_ending_photo1 Compassionate Pug Rescue is an all volunteer organization. The pugs available for adoption are being fostered in the homes of volunteers until they are placed in forever homes. We make every effort to make the best possible match between pug and adopter. If you are not 100% sure you want to adopt, please do not complete an application at this time. We have many pugs that need homes, please understand the commitment we are making to these lives and be absolutely positive you have thought this through and are ready to adopt. Note: CPR only considers applicants that are Florida residents and 21 years of age or older. Please read all required steps below before beginning the adoption process. Pay a $20.00 non-refundable adoption application processing fee via PayPal. You do not need to have a PayPal account to pay. You may pay by credit card if you would like. Click on Pay Now button below to get started. Make sure you write down your receipt number when you make payment. You will need to input this number on the adoption application. Prospective adopters submit the adoption application. Please be patient! Keep in mind each application is carefully evaluated and we try to find the best suited match for your family. Do you have room in your home and schedule for a pug? If you live alone and work long hours, the answer is most likely no. Isolation only leads to behavioral problems and usually results in a dog being returned. Is your home appropriate for a pug? Air conditioning is a necessity, as is a safe area for playing outdoors. These issues and others are considered when we go over your application. The information we get from you will also help determine what type of Pug would be best for your household, an active dog or a more laid back one, one that is OK with other dogs or needs to be the lone dog, a male or female, etc. The sex of your dog can depend on other pets in the home. If you are serious ab