Monday, August 28, 2006
Peaches, a new mother to one pug puppy, recently had her family expand when a litter of Husky puppies were brought to a veterinarian clinic to be euthanized. A worker at the clinic convinced the owner to surrender the Husky puppies instead of having them euthanized. Peaches, the lovable pug, then took over part of the nursing duties and is making sure the Husky puppies are well cared for.
Monday, August 28, 2006
Check out this online photo gallery of pugs dressed up as historical figures and famous celebrities. It’s definitely good for a laugh.
Thursday, August 24, 2006
There is only one week left in the Owned By Pugs 2007 Calendar Contest. If you haven’t submitted your photos yet, you still have time to get them in, but don’t delay, the contest closes to new entries on August 31, 2006.
Tuesday, August 22, 2006
Having a pug by your side is good for your health and well-being. After all, who else can make you smile after a long, stressful day. Pug Therapy: Find Happiness, One Pug at a Time is a photobook that celebrates that magical healing quality of pugs and will help you find the joy in life’s simple pleasures. A perfect book for pug lovers who enjoy the comical and charming nature of the pug.
Wednesday, August 16, 2006
Petsmart Charities has teamed up with the Teleflora Flower Club to bring you a special program designed to help pets in need. Here is how it works. If you order flowers via the PetSmart Charities Flower Club website, 10% of your order will go directly to PetSmart Charities.
Brighten someone’s day by sending flowers and you can also help brighten the future of a needy pet.
Tuesday, August 15, 2006
Two pugs were rescued by firefighters when their 100 year home caught fire in Albemarle County in Virginia. The house fire was intense and required firefighters from 5 different departments to get the blaze under control. The owners of the home were not at home when the fire started and firefighters are still not sure what started the fire. For now the pugs are being cared for by the firefighters that rescued them. If the owners do not come forward in the next few days, they will be turned over to the SPCA.
Wednesday, August 9, 2006
In May, lawmakers in Delaware introduced a bill that would name the pug as the state’s official dog. Unfortunately, for pug lovers, it’s not likely the bill will pass. However, that does not mean there is any shortage of pug lovers in Delaware. Here is an interesting article explaining the many joys of pug ownership from some Delaware residents.
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