PugHearts has successfully rescued: 3988 dogs since Feb 2007 and 102 dogs are currently available.
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PugHearts of Houston Pug Rescue is a true 501(c)(3) non-profit charity founded in the Houston area by dedicated pug owners and lovers.  Our mission is the rescue, rehabilitation and permanent placement of needy pugs into loving homes.
PUGS ON THE BAYOU 2022

PUGS ON THE BAYOU 2022
Saturday, October 22, 2022 | 5:30–9:30 pm
Bayou City Event Center | 9401 Knight Road, Houston TX


Tickets will be available for purchase here in September

Virtual Silent Auction will use the Handbid App

Reserved Tables are available ($500)
Yearbook Ads ($100 Quarter page; $150 Half page; $200 Full page)

If interested, please contact eventsc@pughearts.com

Thanks for supporting the PugHearts pugs!
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Gimmie a Bark Christmas Party, Adoption Event, & Santa Photos! Sunday 12/5/21
Carter's Pet Market Adoption Event - Saturday 11/13/21
PUG OF THE MOMENT
EmmilenePH ID: #6671
Emmilene traveled to Houston from the Rio Grande Valley. Her owner was taken to a hospital and we were told that he would not be returning. Through no fault of her own she found herself homeless. She was running loose in the neighborhood and was relying on neighbors to feed her. Emmilene is obese weighing in at over 25 lbs. She has been put on prescription kibble that will help with weight loss and is not being given people food. She came to us with ear infections, a bladder infection, dermatitis, URI and dental disease….a mess! All of this is being addressed, and she is on antibiotics and steroids. She more than likely has arthritis which is not being helped by being overweight. She is already feeling better and moving around more. At times she is incontinent and does not appear to be totally potty trained, but we are working on that. She is estimated to be 9 years old. She is very sweet and enjoys the occasional lap time along with belly rubs. Right now she sleeps a lot and prefers the floor to a dog bed. She sleeps crated at night and does not make a peep. Emmilene doesn’t pay attention to the resident dogs. I’ve yet to see her play with a toy. She isn’t asking for much. A home that will offer her love, affection, healthy food and a place to sleep is all she needs.



UPDATE:

There have been a lot of positive changes for Emmilene over the months. Her ear infections have cleared up. We flush her ears once a week. She has lost 6 lbs. and weighs a little over 19 lbs. She can breathe easier and gets around so much better. She actually asks to get in our laps now. At dinner time she barks for her food and sometimes runs around acting silly. She occasionally plays with stuffy toys. She is a much happier girl now. She never pees in the house but does poop a few nuggets that are easy to pick up. Hey, nobody’s perfect! Won’t you consider meeting this senior girl? She may just steal your heart.





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