Showing posts with label animal rescue Dallas Fort Worth Pug Rescue. Show all posts
Showing posts with label animal rescue Dallas Fort Worth Pug Rescue. Show all posts

Wednesday, March 6, 2013

LARGEST RESCUE UPDATE

As you know, we recently rescued 37 pugs, all at once. 
They are all still being assessed by our medical team, but most importantly, all have been named! 
For just a tease, we have a Mrs. Puff, M'Lady Pug, Jujube, Pixel, Mazda, Carlos, and Romper, to name a few!

Out of the 37, one needed emergency surgery. Tia, a 3-year-old fawn female had some of her intestines partially outside of her body.  She underwent a 2.5 hour emergency surgery Tuesday morning and so far.... 
SHE IS DOING WELL!

Tia 1
Tia before surgery

Tia 11 
Tia being checked out post-surgery

Tia3
Tia post-surgery, proving she's a fighter and/or tap dancer


And some more good news - the first small batch of pugs tested has been found to be heartworm negative!!!!


Rescue leaders thank Creekside Pet Care Center of Keller, Texas, hospital manager Kim Grisham, and Dr. Fisher for all they have done to help us bring these pugs to safety. Also a big thanks to Westcreek for helping us provide boarding for the largest influx of rescues we have ever experienced in such a short period.


 Wondering what you can do to help us now? Right now? Today?

To date, our veterinary and rescue transportation costs stand at $19,700. 
And this is just the beginning.

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Stay tuned for more updates!!!







Friday, June 11, 2010

Buggy Bug Comes Clean with Some TLC!

Buggy Bug just needs some TLC!

Hi, my name is Buggy Bug. Ever since I moved in with my foster family from DFW Pug Rescue I have been breaking hearts and making the ladies happy. I am only 18 months old so I've got a lot of lovely gals to meet in the future, but the rescue doctors say I have to get some intensive medical care before I start calling all my new sweethearts.

Doc says I have severe demodectic mange and open, bleeding sores on my skin and in my ears that have to do some healing. I was in a lot of pain before my foster mom came to the rescue. I have been loving my baths and giving her lots of kisses every time I get one.

I will be so glad when I get out of the Puggy Isolation Tank so I can introduce myself to my adoring public. In the meantime, if you could help to donate for my medical care, that would be appreciated. I want to start singing "There ain't no bugs on me" as soon as possible!

Buggy came to us with open sores