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Pug SurrenderWe know it's a tough decision to make and even harder to do—but sometimes things just don't work out. Regardless of the reason, Inland Northwest Pug Rescue can help by taking care of and finding a new loving forever home for your pug. If for some reason you can no longer keep your pug, please contact us at pug_info AT inwpr DOT net. In the email, please include your name, address, phone number and some details about your pug or pug (age, sex, neutered/spayed, health). We will send you a release of ownership form and email you regarding the best time to come pick up your pug and transport him or her to a foster home. You should have this form signed and ready when we come to pick up the pug. Please remember we are all very busy volunteers who do rescue on a part time basis. If you wish to continue to care for your pug and would like us to send you referrals, please let us know. If you choose to do this, we consider it more of a private placement and you must perform additional screening of any potential adopters that we refer to you. If you have found a stray or injured pug please contact your local animal control. For legal reasons, attempts must first be made to find the owner. We are happy to work with local animal control agencies. Unfortunately, our copyrighted release forms are no longer available online due to misuse as purchase contracts. Send completed form to:
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