Things to know
FAQs
Looking to Adopt? Things you need to know.
Please read this carefully before you contact us with your questions. Thanks!
When we have pugs available, we'll post them here first: https://www.facebook.com/Midsouthpugs
We are located in the suburbs of Memphis, TN. While we do sometimes approved out-of-area adoptions, we do not "ship" pugs. If you are not local and are approved to adopt, you will need to arrange to come here to pick up your pug.
Our adoption fee schedule is $500 for pugs up to 2 yrs old, $400 for 2-7yrs & $300 for 8-10yrs. Pugs more than 10 yrs old or those that have special needs are evaluated on a case-by-case basis. We make every effort to list a pugs adoption fee when they are posted as available. All pugs will be neutered/spayed, inoculated, treated for any treatable diseases, microchipped and given a harness/leash.
The fee only covers part of our costs; we are all volunteers and take no pay, and pay the difference out of our pockets. We hold fundraisers and accept donations. We are a 501(c)3 nonprofit charitable organization, so your donations are tax-deductible. Please do not ask us to give you a pug because you have no money. If you have no money, how will you afford to take care of the pug after you adopt?
We rarely get in puppies unless they are sick or injured. We get the parents after the puppies are adopted out and they are no longer useful to the breeder. On rare occasion when we do get a puppy, we go through our applications on file first.
If you still have questions, feel free to contact us, thanks!
Betsy
Other Faqs
How do I surrender a pug?
Contact us and we'll send an owner-surrender form. Be prepared to share a recent photo and latest vet records, if any. Let us know if you can get the pug to us. We are in Memphis, TN.
How can I foster a pug?
Fill out our foster application. Most of our fosters are local to the Memphis area so they can be near our vet, but we occasionally need homes in other parts of Tennessee
What does fostering entail?
Our fosters are vital to our organization. They treat the pug as their own, providing food and shelter, while observing behaviors and reporting issues. Fosters will sometimes need to provide basic house training, especially if the pug has come from a puppy mill or bad situation. Fosters do get first opportunity to adopt. Foster care can range from a few days to many months, depending on the severity of the pug's issues.
How else can I help?
Can't adopt or foster? Here are other ways you can help:
Want to buy something to donate to us? Here's our wishlist:
http://www.amazon.com/gp/registry/registry.html?ie=UTF8&id=LIZB3AD8BP43&type=wishlist
Shop at Kroger. Once you register your Kroger card, MSPR will receive a donation every time you swipe your card! Here's how to register:
1. Go to http://www.krogercommunityrewards.com and click "Enroll Now" under your state/region.
2. Have your card number ready to enter, then choose MidSouth Pug Rescue (or enter code RS322)
3. Then use your Kroger card when you shop!
Once you register your Kroger card, MSPR will receive a donation every time you swipe your card! It doesn't take anything away from your discounts or fuel points, it just gives us a little bit, so help us save pugs just by grocery shopping. It's that easy!
Donate!
Donate directly to MidSouth Rescue in the following ways:
Paypal - donate@MSPR.org
Check or money order - send to MidSouth Pug Rescue Inc, P.O. Box 4252, Cordova, TN 38088