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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 updated on 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.
Pug-a-Licious
Bring your pugs to the Needham Petco on February 18, 2012 for playtime, grooming demos, coupons and giveaways. More details can be found in our flyer!
PRoNE 5K
Join us at our second annual PRoNE 5K on June 2, 2012 at South Boston's Castle Island. Check out our official PRoNE 5K webpage for details!
Like us on Facebook
We're on Facebook every day with updated info on adoptables, news, events and more. We encourage you to join us there as our FB page has the most up-to-the-minute PRoNE news and info!
Pug Wine Fundraiser
Adorable pugs adorn the lables of 6 great bottles of wine: Cabernet Sauvignon, Chardonnay, Merlot, Sparkling White Wine, Pinot Noir and Sauvignon Blanc. Pick your favorite wine, your favorite pug or pick up a sampler pack and try them all. Many are certified organic and vegan friendly and they all make great gifts. $7.00 of the purchase price of each individual bottle is donated to Pug Rescue of New England.
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Can you be Champ's champion?
This little guy came in to PRoNE from Animal Control...he'd been picked up as a stray! He has some mobility issues from what the vet thinks is degenerative nerve disease and his vision isn't great...but he gets around (has difficulty on stairs or long walks).
Vet guesses he's around 7, he loves kids, other dogs, and being around a lot of activity. Lots of love for this guy to give - and he certainly deserves to be on the receiving end of love as well. If you think Champ can join your family, please fill out an application.
See more happy endings on our Facebook page!
Oliver is just one of the dozens of pugs PRoNE has helped find new forever family this year. We also helped him find a love of the water! This pug - fish mix (new hybrid breed?) loves to swim and enjoys long boat trips and quick jaunts back to shore.
Many Pugs act far younger than their years and that the average life span of a pug is 15 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?
We're now offering hospice adoptions for our senior pugs. Hospice adoptions are for dogs that we want to have a safe, loving home to call their own for their final years. Visit our FB page to learn more about Charlie, our featured hospice pug. 14 years young and with a lust for life, maybe you're the right family for Charlie?