Cricket has a great love of life, she is an energetic sweet little girl. She has met several of our extended two-legged family and they have all fallen for her. She has curled up snuggled with almost everyone she meets. Her brother Pickle is so glad we brought her home and we know they will have lots more adventures together.

Thank you so much for taking such good care of our little spunky girl. It was a long journey but it was worth it. Thanks so much to her foster parents who did a great job socializing her. Your organization is amazing and we are so lucky there are people like you in this world. We will be telling anyone looking for a new dog that they should check rescues first. We will keep giving you updates and hope all the other rescue pugs are doing as fantastic as Cricket is. Thanks again.

Shannon, Derek, Pickle and Cricket

I drove out to Carleton Place last winter to meet Ruby, a fawn pug that had already lived a few lives by the age of four.  I have to admit that I was pretty nervous driving out there.  We have two female pugs already and I was worried that a third might cause problems.   Ruby fit in from the moment she arrived to her new house.  Our dominant pug Winnie sized Ruby up and I guess had the smarts to realize that Ruby was a tank not to be messed with.    Ruby took instantly to our senior sweetheart pug, Beasley.   Ruby became Beasley’s shadow.   The three girls have dog beds all over the house, yet you’ll always find them curled up together; even if it’s in the dog bed that is bordering on too small for just one of them.  Ruby fit into her new household as if she was raised here.  She is full of love and has the sweetest disposition.  It took her a little while to come out of her shell, but she’s blossomed into a playful, happy, little/big girl.   When I look into her big soulful eyes I can’t help but think of the dogs still trapped in a life of hell.  Ruby is one of the lucky ones who made it out.  If anyone reading this has any apprehension about adopting a pug that was a puppy mill rescue (like I did) let me assure you that with a little love and a gentle approach these dogs can become perfectly well adjusted.  A huge thank you to Genevieve for letting Ruby join our family.  We can’t imagine our family without her.

Bruce

February 23, 2010 - Dante loves his food and he looks very healthy and has the softest coat. He gets along beautifully with our 2 chocolate labs and has daily visits with my daughter’s pug. They play and chase each other around the house and often snuggle up together (Lola and Dante that is) in Dante’s bed to have a snooze. He is just a joy…I honestly can’t imagine our home without him.

Ronnie

December 28, 2009 - Well here we go again, we have decided to adopt Malone (Beans ) actually it was not a very hard decision. We were doing another foster attempt and just could not let him go. He has started to get very comfortable with our other 6 dogs and 1 cat. People are wondering if we are trying to top Santa's reindeer. He is a very active little guy and still runs around like a puppy which is good because we have alot of energy to burn at our house and every bit helps. He is getting walked everyday with the others but still loves his ball throwing the best. The first day home he played ball with or without us for almost 12 hours non stop. He was well taken care of by his foster parents and they helped make the transition into our home quite easy. Thanks again to Genevieve and all the others that make UNDER MY WING pug rescue what it is. To see all these happy faces everyday is undescribable. They say lucky number 7 for Len and I we say " Who really rescued who??"

Tauny & Len