Surrendering a Pug
If you are in Arizona and can no longer care for your pug, AZ Pug Life Rescue Society can help. Or, if you know of a pug that is possibly unwanted, being abused or neglected, is in a shelter, or is a stray, please contact us immediately.
TO SURRENDER A PUG
TO REPORT A PUG IN NEED:
Each pug surrendered to the rescue is taken to a licensed veterinarian and given a full medical evaluation, so that it can receive any medical care needed. All of our rescued pups are spayed/neutered, up-to-date on routine vaccinations (DHPP, Bordetella and Rabies Vaccinations), microchipped, and tested for the three major tick-borne diseases (Ehrlichia, Anaplasmosis, Lyme disease), and Heartworm. The pug is then placed with an approved foster home where they are cared for and evaluated.
Pugs are placed with a loving family that has submitted their adoption application and been through an extensive interview process. The adoption process is lengthy and our guidelines for placement are strict. This will ensure that the pug and their new adoptive family are a perfect match for each other.
If you are in Arizona and can no longer care for your pug, AZ Pug Life Rescue Society can help. Or, if you know of a pug that is possibly unwanted, being abused or neglected, is in a shelter, or is a stray, please contact us immediately.
TO SURRENDER A PUG
- Email us at azpugliferescue@gmail.com OR
- Complete the "Surrender a Pug" email form below to let us know the situation OR
- Call us at (602) 730-0107 THEN
- Please print out and complete the following Surrender Form to submit to us along with your pug(s):
TO REPORT A PUG IN NEED:
- Email us at azpugliferescue@gmail.com OR
- Call us at (602) 730-0107
Each pug surrendered to the rescue is taken to a licensed veterinarian and given a full medical evaluation, so that it can receive any medical care needed. All of our rescued pups are spayed/neutered, up-to-date on routine vaccinations (DHPP, Bordetella and Rabies Vaccinations), microchipped, and tested for the three major tick-borne diseases (Ehrlichia, Anaplasmosis, Lyme disease), and Heartworm. The pug is then placed with an approved foster home where they are cared for and evaluated.
Pugs are placed with a loving family that has submitted their adoption application and been through an extensive interview process. The adoption process is lengthy and our guidelines for placement are strict. This will ensure that the pug and their new adoptive family are a perfect match for each other.