Resources
Adopting a new family member is so exciting, but can also come with a lot of questions! Below is a free resource guide provided by Pacific Pug Rescue for your newly adopted family member based on our experience. This guide is a general overview and may not apply to every dog or situation and does not substitute any advice or care directions provided to you by your veterinarian or dog trainer. If you have any specific questions please feel free to reach out to us!
Welcoming Your New Dog - A Guide
Welcoming Your New Dog - A Guide
Pacific Pug Rescue's Guide to Your New Dog
Adoption Resources
Pacific Pug Rescue is excited to offer our adoptive families an exclusive offer with Fi, the industry-leading smart dog collar that offers real-time GPS tracking and health monitoring.
Through our partnership link, you’ll receive a unique code to receive a FREE Fi Mini Device plus 6 months of GPS and health tracking, at no cost to you! The Fi Mini Device is the perfect size for small dogs and cats and can be attached to collars up to 1.25" thick. Get one for your furry friend today!
Fi: GPS and Health Tracking for Your Peace of Mind
Health Information
A Few Facts About Kennel Cough
A Few Facts About Kennel Cough
- Provided by the American Veterinary Medical Association (AVMA)
- Provided by The Sanctuary for Senior Dogs
- Provided by PetHealth Network
- Provided by Multnomah County Animal Services
Behavior Information
Correcting Behavior Problems in Dogs
Correcting Behavior Problems in Dogs
- A paper published by KONG Company that covers crate training, chewing, separation anxiety and more.
Other Resources
Contact Us
Snail Mail:
Pacific Pug Rescue
2850 SW Cedar Hills Blvd.
Walker Center #221
Beaverton, OR 97005
Voicemail or Text: (503) 704-3587
Adoption Info/Questions:
adoptions@pacificpugrescue.org
General Questions:
pugs@pacificpugrescue.org
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