Rescue & Adoption
Foster a Pug
Rescues can only take in as many Pugs as they have foster homes. Opening your home for a few weeks or months makes room for the next Pug in need.
What fosters do
Give a Pug a safe, loving home while they recover, settle in, and wait for adopters. You'll help the rescue learn their personality so they find the right match.
What rescues usually cover
Most rescues pay for vet care and many provide food and supplies. Every rescue is different, so ask about theirs before you start.
Is it right for you?
Pugs do best in homes where someone is around much of the day, with air conditioning in summer. Short-term and holiday fosters help too.
Pugs who need a foster right now
Pugs marked Foster needed on Pugs Needing Homes are looking for a temporary home.
See Pugs needing homesTell us you'd like to foster and we'll connect you with a partner rescue.