It has been quite a while since we have asked for help with donations
but we find ourselves in dire need.
Right now PugHearts has 43 dogs in our care and available for
adoption! We have never had this many dogs in care before. We are
stretched to the limit with our foster homes and are having to board
some of our newest dogs at our vet clinic until foster homes can be
found. In addition, many of these new dogs have come to us with severe
medical issues. So now we need to ask you to dig deep to help us cover
our costs and get these babies well enough to be adopted out.
Complicating matters more, we recently had a “hold” placed on our
PayPal account which we utilize for receiving donations. PayPal
required proof of our non-profit status prior to releasing this hold.
We were able to provide this information however, PayPal took quite a
while to clear all their red tape and release our account. Our account
has now been restored to good standing but we had quite a period
without any incoming funds that left us with large unpaid veterinary
bills. Our present balance at our vet is around $15,000. With all of
the recent new rescues we expect that bill with grow significantly
before the month is out.
READ MORE AT: http://WWW.PUGHEARTS.COM
Please, forward this on. Tell your friends, post on blogs and forums.
We appreciate all you have done for us so far.
Richard C
http://www.PugHearts.com
we hosted the Los Angeles Pug Meetup at the Zoom Room on Saturday.
Lil alien wrote about it more in his blog.
After mah brit friends relocated to Houston, their life was touched by Alfie who inspired Pug Hearts of Houston. This organization rescues pugs, most of who are in desperate need of TLC, and nurses them back to health. Then these pugs are sent to forever homes if they make it through their ordeal. Many pug rescues hold on to deeply sick or abused pugs to use as a fundraising tool. They never let anyone (even those who have the tie and resources to properly care for the pug) adopt the pug, and they continue to collect donations in that pug’s name for years to comes. Pug Hearts is not like this. They set goals for each pug and are honest on every treatment given to him. It is refreshing to see a pug rescue that actually cares about the pugs, and is truly non-profit! The fee is $200 to adopt a pug, not the ridiculous $600-$900 that some rescues charge!!!!!! Please support pug hearts as much as you can, and consider adopting one of their special need pugs.
February 19, 2007
Ask Chewie!!!!
As many of you have noticed, Speaking to Chewie has been an ordeal lately. On the advice of a friend, I upgraded the php script running the question and answer portion of mah website. It was a mess. Never could get the search feature working right for it, and answering questions became a nightmare! So this weekend, I fixed it. Well I put it back. Now I gots ta answer all the unanswered questions. *snort* so much work… Keep asking, and also check out the new forum as well! And search for questions similar to yours before asking a new one. Many of the questions get asked over and over again...Enjoy! and go ahead and speak to me!
Django the pug has a great blog! The recent post about Django and the stairs is fabulous. He’s mah new favorite online pug! Not only does he have agreat website with a forum (I’ve been trying o get mine going fer a while, but my mama is sooooo lazy!) and a ton of great pictures, he’s also a super handsome pug! He’s also more giant than me, so I like him. Check out his blog and enjoy all of his great photos!
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