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Pug Rescue of New England's (PRoNE) mission is simple. We find homes for abandoned and surrendered pugs in the six New England states.
Pug Rescue of New England (PRoNE) is a non-profit 501(c)(3) organization that accepts, cares for and places abandoned and unwanted Pugs in Connecticut, Maine, Massachusetts, New Hampshire, Rhode Island and Vermont. We accept Pugs of any age, condition or situation. Our Pugs will be checked by a veterinarian, updated on all shots, and treated for current medical needs before being adopted.
PRoNE is supported by donations, subscriptions to our quarterly newsletter, The Pug Phoenix, and other fundraising events such as the annual Pug Social held in October.
Bark B Q at Especially for Pets Sudbury
Sunday, July 18, 1-3 pm
Join us Sunday the 18th from 1-3 for a Bark-B-Q. A $5 donation to Pug Rescue of New England gets your pooch into this exclusive summer bash! Doggy burgers and cheezburgers will be on the menu along with lots of snacks from our vendor partners. We'll have games and pools set up outside as well as playtime available inside so pooches stay safe and cool. Meet representatives from PRoNE as well as some adoptable pugs and of course go home with a generous goody bag. Please RSVP so we have enough goody bags ready.
Especially for Pets, Sudbury
424 Boston Post Road (Route 20)
978-443-7682
Wayne Atkinson Memorial Biker Bash 2010
Sunday, September 26, 2010
Join us for an Italian buffet with live music by the DNR Band. Door prizes, gift raffle, 50/50 cash raffle, tattoo contest and more. All proceeds benefit Pug Rescue of New England. Tickets on sale August 1, $20 per person. Contact Jacquie at 978.686.1618. Click here to download the brochure.
Georgetown Veterans of Foreign Wars Hall
435 Andover Street (Rte. 133)
Georgetown, MA
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Sophie & Spider have been adopted into loving forever homes.
Sophie and Spider both have a liver problem called a "shunt". This shunt makes it difficult for their livers to filter toxins - like ammonia - from going into their brains. What it means in Sophie's & Spider's day to day life is that they are a bit excited at times and depressed at others because they just don't feel right. They are also a little clumsy and require expensive daily medication to maintain them. Unfortunately, extensive testing showed that neither would survive shunt surgery. Loving families have adopted our two beloved "shunt dogs". We thank all of you for your interest and support, including helping us raisemore than $1,400 for Sophie's & Spider's expenses with the Spring Yankee Candle Fundraiser.
Many Pugs act far younger than their years and that the average life span of a pug is 12-14 years or more. What may be considered a "senior" in a larger breed is not the same for Pugs, who often play and walk energetically well past the age of 10. Won't you give an "older" Pug a chance?
Betsy, 13 years old, has been in PRoNE foster care for 3 years. She has many health problems and no one has adopted her but she is well loved by her foster family.