ADOPTION APPLICATIONS

If you are interested in adding one of these pugs to your family, or would like to be on our waiting list, print out an Adoption Application ( Page 1 | Page 2 ) and submit it to SBPR.
We match pugs to their prospective owners, not necessarily in the order of application.
Once you see the application on your screen, press Print on your computer.
You will need Adobe Acrobat Reader on your computer.
If you do not have it, you can download it free--it's easy--from Adobe

General Adoption Policies:

• All pugs adopted out through us have been spayed or neutered. We do not encourage or endorse amateur breeding.

• All of our pugs have been given a vet check and the new owner(s) will be apprised of their current health condition.

• We do not ship pugs out of the area. You must be within our area to qualify for one of our pugs (from Atascadero & SLO to the north, down to areas of Los Angeles to the south, and Moorpark to the east).

• All pugs have an adoption fee. This fee helps offset the sizable medical costs we incur from rescuing pugs.
We do not give away pugs free. If you cannot easily afford the adoption fee, then you cannot afford to have a pug!

• Our rescue pugs are put on a high-quality, all natural, real food diet, which makes their coats soft and shiny and strengthens their immune systems so they can fend off disease naturally. New adopters are expected to continue with this diet.

Things you should know before you get a pug:

Pugs are a high-maintenance breed of dog. A majority of them have eye problems of some sort and will require daily prescription eyedrops. There is also ear cleaning and nose-fold cleaning as needed. Brushing is usually not necessary (although they love it) and baths can be every 1-2 months, as needed. Nail clipping will probably be required monthly. They need exercise and love to go for walks and rides in the car. Most are very social with other animals (including cats), people and kids. Most of all, they thrive on being with their owners as much as possible, and we are looking for those types of homes for them. We do not recommend long-term use of steroids or getting vaccinations (other than their original puppy shots) for adult pugs.

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