Due to work my daughter can not commit they are 1boy 1girl. 4months. Full pedigreee KC registered also had there jab and...Explore Pugs Iii, 3 Pugs, and more!Pug Puppies For SalePuppies For SalePug PuppiesPugFor SalePhilippinesPuppysFansDogsBlog on March 28, 2016 at 5:30 PM, updated A New Jersey pug named Honey is vying for top dog in the Tournament of Tails, a shelter pet version of the NCAA Tournament's March Madness. So far, she's made it to the third round of the online competition, hosted by Petplan pet insurance. On Tuesday, the dog — one of 32 dogs and cats in the tournament — will square off against Ricky Gervais, a cat from a shelter in Bucks County, Pa. With each pairing, the pet photo with the most votes advances to the next level of competition. Honey was entered into the tournament by Short Noses Only Rescue Team, or SNORT, a dog rescue group that focuses specifically on brachycephalic dogs like pugs, Boston terriers and French bulldogs. Last year, SNORT had an English bulldog in the tournament.

Now five months old, Honey, a former resident of a puppy mill, has been in a rescue group's care since she was 12 weeks old. The dog, which then weighed just four pounds, was rejected by the puppy mill because she's blind in her right eye and has limited vision in her left, in addition to a hernia that needs surgery.Ninja Blender Plastic Gears "We were contacted directly by the mill," says Nikki Murry, a SNORT volunteer. Homes For Sale Lake Tawakoni"It's an unfortunate and sad situation, but also good that they give us that chance by reaching out."Arctic Cat 700 For Sale In Texas When Honey arrived at a foster home, she had a respiratory infection but has since recovered. Tomorrow is the BIG DAY!! Honey's made it to the "Eager Eight" in Petplan Insurance'sTournament of Tails!

So listen to Isabelle's message & mark your calendars to vote tomorrow. Posted by S.N.O.R.T. - Short Noses Only Rescue Team on Monday, March 28, 2016 "She does bump into stuff but she has a ton of energy," says Angela Perilla of Easton, Pa., Honey's foster parent. The dog, now weighing about 7 pounds, has to wait until she's ready to be spayed to get her hernia surgery. As the competition stands, SNORT is getting a $300 donation from Petplan for Honey's clicks. If she triumphs against Ricky Gervais the cat on Tuesday, she'll get $200 more for the rescue group and advance to the Final Fur for the chance at a $5,000 prize. The money will go toward covering costs of caring for SNORT dogs, including their medical treatment. /tournament-of-tails between midnight and 11:59 p.m. on Tuesday, March 29.Follow her on Twitter @AmyKup. Search and see photos of adoptable pets in the London, Ontario area Our Featured London, ON Partner: Pug Rescue of sw Ontario SW ON pug rescue is a small, non-for-profit organization of volunteers dedicated to helping homeless pugs find permanent and loving homes.

We are dedicated to promoting responsible pet ownership and to prevent the over population of pugs, jugs, puggles and other pug mixes that are overwhelming shelters and rescues across Canada.Pug rescue of Southwestern Ontario takes pugs and pug mixes from owner surrenders, pounds and other rescues, Provides heart worm testing, altering, vaccinations and any other medical treatment. Then adopts the dogs out to approved and screened homes. Dogs Trust BasildonNevendon RoadWickfordSS12 0FH SatNav's: SS13 1SA (Google Maps) Centre open:12:00 - 19:30 Monday, Tuesday, Thursday and Friday 10:00 - 16:00 Saturday and Sunday We are closed on Wednesday. Phone lines:8am – 8pm Mon – Fri9am – 5pm Sat & Sun * Please note: There are considerable roadworks happening directly outside the centre, which will continue for the foreseeable future. Please ensure to leave plenty of journey time, when paying us a visit. Welcome to Dogs Trust Basildon, we are a happy friendly team and would love you to come to visit us at the Centre to see our fantastic facilities and all the waggy tails of our doggy guests.

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