A Season for Miracles — Kicker’s Journey

by | Dec 31, 2016 | Articles, Blog

Kicker was found dumped on a country road near Crowley, LA. He was in terrible shape. During his time under the care of DFW Pug Rescue, he has been treated for multiple skin issues, including Saracoptic Mange, ear infections, heartworms and intestinal parasite issues....

A Season for Family, Love & Pug Hugs—Happy Tails

by | Dec 30, 2016 | Articles, Blog

During this holiday season we remember the smiles of those who adopted rescued Pugs this year. By the end of the year, we will have placed over 300 Pugs in forever homes. Here are just some of the Happy Tails moments from 2016. 2016 Happy Tails Gallery May all rescued...

Senior Pug Adoption Plea

by | Dec 28, 2016 | Announcements, Articles, Blog

DFW Pug Rescue is experiencing a high volume of senior pugs coming in, while this is unfortunate, it can become a blessing to anyone who is willing to open their hearts and homes to a senior pug. These precious seniors all have pasts that include being the new family...
Saving Your Pet with CPR

Saving Your Pet with CPR

by | Jun 25, 2016 | Articles

Pets are apart of your family. Learn more about how to save their lives if something were to happen with the below graphic from the American Red Cross. NOTE: Be sure to consult your veterinarian on how to properly practice these techniques.
Food Do’s and Don’ts

Food Do’s and Don’ts

by | Jun 24, 2016 | Articles

It’s tempting not to share your “human food” when your loveable pug is showing you their best pitiful “feed me” look.   However not all foods are created equal. Check out this fun graphic to better inform your decisions on what to share...
Halloween and Your Pug

Halloween and Your Pug

by | Jun 2, 2016 | Articles

Halloween will soon be here and you need to prepare for the your pug’s uneasiness or distress.  Is your home ready for the onslaught of little boo-spooks? The door bell can be an obnoxious thing for you pug even when it isn’t being rung every 5 minutes....