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The Pug Dog Welfare & Rescue Association: The Pug Dog Welfare & Rescue Association | 51 Years Rescuing & Rehoming Pugs Throughout the UK Since 1973
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Please meet Molly & Tilly, a devoted bonded pair searching for a loving home where they can stay side by side 💞
🐶 Molly (8-year-old French Bulldog)
Our bright, bubbly girl! Molly is curious, sociable, and loves being involved in everything around her. She can get a little excitable on walks (especially when she sees other dog...
We’d like to give a MASSIVE thanks to the students of the University of Westminster and Project Coordinator Yousef Marafi for setting up a Crowdfunder initiative to raise money for the PDWRA. They’ve done this because they wanted to create a meaningful impact beyond their classroom, and we’re incredibly happy that they chose our charity to partner with.
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We have had pugs in our lives for over 30 years and they have always been part of the family. Over the last 10 years though, we made the decision to rescue exclusively. It just felt like the right thing to do. There are so many wonderful dogs out there who need a second chance and we knew we could offer a loving stable home.
That is how we came across the PDWRA. We had...
You may remember that last Spring PDWRA adopter Leona ran the Bristol 10k to raise funds for the PDWRA, bringing in over £1000 of much-needed funds! Her partner Gordon also brought in a whopping £800 by running the ruck race!
This year, they are joining forces to run the Bristol 10k together and have set up another Just Giving page for people to sponsor them. The run t...
My husband and I applied to adopt with the PDWRA in 2024. We filled in the form, had the zoom call interview and were really happy to be chosen to adopt 10-year-old George. George came live with us in late August 2024 and was a real sweetie. He didn’t like walking, loved a pup cup and a café and tummy rubs. He also coped well with my two elderly parents who lived with us. Unf...