During the months of May, June, July and August you
can adopt a senior pug
(8 years and above) for only $100!
Become a
Virtual Foster
by making a donation!
If you are not currently looking to adopt, or are unable to
foster, why not sponsor one of our pugs while they are in
foster care?
10
Things
Here are 10 things you
can do
to help APARN:
1. Check
shelters for pugs.
2. Contribute to the
newsletter.
3. Work the APARN
booth at adoption fairs
4. Become a foster home.
5. Come to our events.
6. Help with pug
transportation.
7. Come to a party
planning meeting.
8. Distribute APARN
information to your vet's
office.
9. Distribute APARN
information to nearby
pet-related businesses.
10.Work at an APARN
event.
Formally
known as
Pugsly and
Peppermint
Patty, we
now can
introduce
the new and
improved
Jelly Bean.
When Jelly
was first in
her foster
home she
weighed 40
pounds, but
her new
family knew
she was
perfect.
She is now a
slim 26
pounds and
oh so
beautiful.
Her
favorite
time of the
day is 5:00
a.m. when
she, her new
mom and her
best buds
Vander
(Boxer) and
Buns
(Basset) go
for her
daily walk.
Jelly spends
the rest of
her day
following
her mom
around,
regardless
if it's in
the pool or
trying to
ride the
4-four
wheeler.
She has been
such a fun
and loving
addition to
our family.
We are so
lucky to
have her.
Graffius
Family
Become a Virtual Foster to a
current APARN rescue, by
donating toward vet care. Click
here to return.
Pugs in the Spotlight
ADOPTION
PROCESS
Would you like
to fill out our adoption application? Please go to our
adoption
page and fill out the application!
APARN has taken in over 150 pugs in 2007. Won't you please
consider making a monetary donation to help us give these pugs
the care they need?
We may have more dogs than are shown on this page, and dogs are coming in regularly so please submit an application and get on our list! All of our dogs are spayed or neutered. Our adoption process begins with submitting an application. We will try to respond to your application in a timely matter, but please remember that we are all volunteers, and often get backed up.
