CINDY – Available for adoption!

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To enquire about adopting Cindy please email with how your home and lifestyle matches her furever home wishes and also send a photo of your existing male pug.   (Please include your Name, Email Address, Suburb & Phone Number): info@pugrescue.org.au

  • ♦Please note that due to the large volume of daily adoption enquiries we receive, our volunteers are unable to respond to adoption enquiries that clearly do not match the clearly state furever home requirements  of each available pug/dog.

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Female Fawn ANKC Pedigree Desexed Pug
Microchip Number: #953010004335718
DOB: 13/01/2020
7.5kg
RE108835

Cindy with the pretty eyes and waggliest tail…
Is happy every day without fail…
Enthusiastic and sweet as can be….
Cindy says she’s made it through Pug Rescue rehab and is ready for a furever family to adopt me….

Arriving into Pug Rescue care with absolutely horrendous horrible sounding breathing along with quite manic along with separation anxiety behaviour….
Cindy was undesexed, overweight, thought that dominating and fighting with other dogs was normal due to being sold as a pup into the same home as her littermate sister and therefore developing same sex and entire breeding dog anxiety and aggression along with terrible “littermate syndrome” so was thankful Pug Rescue became her savior….

1.5kg of weight loss (was 9kg now 7.5kg), desexing and vaccination performed by Dr Kent at Knox Vet Clinic have been achieved….
Dr Ricky and the Geelong Animal Referral Services Team performed BOAS “Brachycephalic Obstructive Airway Syndrome” surgery involving a folded palatoplasty to thin and trim Cindy’s long and thick soft palate, a tonsillectomy to remove her enlarged tonsils and widened her extremely stenotic nostrils/nares which have all helped Cindy more easily breathe…
Lots of behavioural retraining has also occurred to teach Cindy how be calm and that she doesn’t need to fight with other girls and that she can enjoy socalising with everyone….
Cindy has now blossomed into a social pugerfly and is always up for fun….

Wrestling and chasey are always on Cindy’s mind…
She enjoys soft and chew toys and boy does she loves walkies time…
Cindy will sit and wait and do what’s asked…
Cuddles on a humans lap will make Cindy fall asleep fast…

Cindy can’t wait to find an active furever home with a young puggy boy…
And promises she will never stop waggling her tail with joy…
A few kids to play with Cindy thinks would be a great and a mum and dad that will treat her like a queen…
If this sounds like your home Cindy says please send an adoption enquiry to Pug Rescue from your screen….

Cindy xxx

Cindy sleeps either in an indoor doggy bed with another pug or is also perfectly happy in a crate with another pug.
Cindy is toilet trained.
Cindy walks well on a lead and harness and is fine in the car in a crate. She is not reactive.
Cindy knows how to sit and wait and will wait until told it’s ok to eat.

Cindy’s furever home wishes:

♥ ANOTHER PUG – Yes! Cindy needs a male companion pug. A healthy male pug – desexed, well trained and well socialised, non reactive, non dominant, calm, healthy weight (between 7kg to 9kg), aged between approx 2 to 4 years. Cindy enjoys the companionship as well as playing wrestling and chasey other pugs and they have also helped her anxiety. Cindy is not suited to being placed with another female pug as there will be nasty same sex fights. Cindy is not suitable to be homed with another breed of dog. Cindy is not suited as a single pug.
♥ HUMANS – Cindy is seeking humans that can provide her with strong leadership. She is responsive to being shown the correct way to do things and thrives with routine. She is extremely smart and understands instructions but can worked up at times. She needs a home that understand that she came into care manic and having been used to breed with having to compete with and fighting with her also undesexed littermate sister. Cindy can never be allowed to become overweight!!!!
♥KIDS – Cindy would be fine with older school aged children. She may knock smaller kids over in her excitement.
♥ Cindy as with all of our pugs requires secure brick, timber or colourbond fencing.
♥CATS – No. Cindy will chase.
♥EXERCISE – Cindy requires at least a 30 to 40 minute walk a day.
♥WORKING HOURS – Not suitable for homes where she would be left without humans for 6+ hours a day on a regular basis.
♥Cindy absolutely requires air-condition.
♥Access to the inside of her house 24/7 and an indoor bed.
♥HOUSE & YARD SIZE/TYPE: Cindy needs a home with a small to medium yard and is not suited to townhouses/units that have no or very tiny outdoor areas.

Medical notes:

Cindy has lost 1.5kg in weight. She was 9kg and is now 7.5kg
Cindy has undergone desexing at Knox Vet and vaccination.
Cindy has undergone specialist airway surgery by Dr Ricky of Geelong Animal Referral Services (folded palatoplasty to trim and reduce the thickness of her soft palate, widening of her nares/nostrils and tonsillectomy). 
Cindy is desexed, C5 vaccinated, is microchipped & up to date with her worming & flea prevention.