Foster Biography Form

After a foster pug has been medically cleared and is ready for adoption, if all parties agree that the pug has been successfully matched to the foster family and foster home environment, we give the foster the first option to adopt the pug in their care. If they decide not to adopt their foster pug, they will be asked to fill out this biography form. We use the information from the form to a) match the pug with existing applicants or b) to post the pug for public adoption on our website and solicit for applications.

Georgia Peach Pug Rescue Foster Parents:

If you do not want to adopt your foster pug, please fill out the foster biography form to the best of your ability. Include details about your foster pug that can help potential adopters determine whether the pug might be a good fit for their family and home environment. Additionally, please be prepared with a few clear pictures taken with good lighting that show the face and body of the pug, as you will be asked to upload them before you submit. Once we have received the biography and pictures, we will get it posted on our website and social media.

Foster Parent Name *

First

Last

Pug Name *

Pug Age *

Pug Sex *

Male
Female
Hermaphrodite

Pug Weight *

Altered (neutered/spayed)? *

Housebroken? *

Yes
No
In progress

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Please share any details about housebreaking that a potential adopter might want to know.

Crate trained? *

Yes
No
In progress

Please share any details about crate training that a potential adopter might want to know.

Barks frequently? *

Please share any details about barking that a potential adopter might want to know.

Digs in the yard? *

Please share any details about digging that a potential adopter might want to know.

Good with dogs? *

Please share any details about interactions with other dogs that a potential adopter might want to know.

Good with cats? *

Please share any details about interactions with cats that a potential adopter might want to know.

Good with children? *

Please share any details about interactions with children that a potential adopter might want to know.

Guarding behaviors (food, treat, etc. aggression)? *

Please share any details about guarding behaviors that a potential adopter might want to know.

What are things the pug likes? *

What are things the pug dislikes? *

Special Considerations? *

General health [For example, coat condition, skin problems, weight, energy level, etc.] *

Temperament [Defined as an animal’s personality, makeup, disposition, or nature; an animal’s natural predisposition to react in a certain way to a stimulus.] *

Personality [Distinctive to each pug; defined as individual differences in characteristics patterns of thinking, feeling, and behaving; developed over time based on factors such as training, socialization, and experiences.] *

Behavior [Defined as the internally coordinated responses to internal and external stimuli. For example, fear, excitability, energy, chasing, trainability, dog rivalry, touch sensitivity, separation anxiety, attachment and attention seeking, stranger fear/aggression. Behaviors related to temperament may be modified over time with exposure and learning.] *

Below, please upload a few clear pictures taken with good lighting that show the face and body of the pug. These will be shared on our website and social media to show potential adopters what the pug looks like, so please do not upload dark, blurry images.

Picture 1 of 3 *

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Picture 2 of 3 *

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Picture 3 of 3 *

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