Pugs U Gotta Save FAQ

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Volunteering: What kind of support will I receive from PUGS?
Answer: You will be provided an adoption coordinator who will be your main point of contact. Your adoption coordinator will help you through every step of ...
Adopting: How much does it cost to adopt from PUGS?
Answer: As we are a 100% volunteer run organization, depending on the donations and other funds provided to the rescue to pay for everything to care ...
Adopting: Where do the Pugs available for adoption or previously adopted come from?
Answer: We here at Pugs U Gotta Save (P.U.G.S.) receive pugs from all over and through various means. We contact and hear from animal control and ...
Adopting: Where do the Pugs up for adoption come from?
Answer: The answer to this question can be found at "Where do the Pugs available for adoption or previously adopted come from?" ...
Volunteering: How do I become a foster volunteer for PUGS?
Answer: After you complete a volunteer application (quickest response from http://volunteer.pugsugottasave.org), you will be contacted by one of our volunteers to discuss your interest in fostering. ...
Volunteering: What is involved in being a foster parent to a PUGS pug?
Answer: Being a foster has some administrative responsibilities but the most important and the most basic part of the foster’s role is taking care of the ...
Volunteering: I know someone who might make a nice home for my foster. Does PUGS have
Answer: Some examples of homes that we DO NOT adopt to are: homes with unaltered pets; homes that allow their pugs outside without a fenced in ...
Volunteering: Am I expected to pay for veterinary care while fostering a PUGS pug?
Answer: Pre-approved veterinary care is covered by PUGS. Once the pug is released into your custody, you will contact your PUGS adoption coordinator to discuss the ...
Volunteering: What are some ways that I can help Pugs U Gotta Save?
Answer: We're glad that you asked... First and foremost: rescue requires having somewhere for the dogs to stay. That means we need foster volunteers. Well, reallly the ...
Behavior/Training: My pug(s) are as cute as can be, but they have become very bad with
Answer: Well, there are probably more questions than answers at this point, the answers to which would better hone the potential solutions.1) Is this something new?2) ...