Why don’t you have any adoptable pugs?

Owners interested in surrendering their pug to Georgia Peach Pug Rescue (GPPR) must fill out a surrender application that includes key information about the pug. GPPR is intentional in using the information provided by the owner to match pugs with a foster family and environment suited to their needs. Our goal is to transition the pug as little as possible, due to the stress of the adaptation period (See link: 3-3-3 Rescue Rule). Because of this, if a bond is formed between the pug and the foster family, and both the foster family and GPPR deem the pug to be a good fit, the foster home is given the first option to adopt the pug in their care. If a foster home does not want to proceed with Foster-to-Adoption, then we will have them fill out a biography that tells everything they have observed about the pug, and the pug will be posted on our website and social media for Public Adoption.