Move With Manny

My heart is overflowing with joy today. Let me share with you the incredible story of these three little pugs. I was scrolling online, and stumbled upon three one-year-old pugs being sold. They were marketed as one female and two males - perfect for someone looking to become a breeder. I started speaking with the person who had the dogs and somehow convinced him to sell me all three for the price of one. I couldn’t bear to think about what kind of situation these dogs would end up in and what kind of disaster of unethical breeding this could lead to. I met him in a Walmart parking lot, half expecting to be kidnapped. Immediately, stepped in and poured their love and resources into these guys. The dogs appeared healthy at a quick glance, but in the last month, we learned the female had severe ear infections and a self-inflicted wound on her leg. One of the males had ulcers in both eyes and required surgery to remove a concerning mass - which became more complex than we expected. The last one had a much deeper ulcer in his eye and is still receiving treatments. All three pups had worms and blood in their stool. That’s the reality of backyard breeding and using animals for profit. This is also proof that you can get your dream dog from a rescue. I am so tremendously grateful for Furkids leading with concern and resources. Thank you to (highly recommend for anyone looking for a vet) for completing Enzo’s surgery. I am thrilled for these guys to start their new lives with their forever families. I named the dogs after The Housemaid books: Millie - female fawn, Enzo - male fawn, Niko - male black.