Morgan joined our home as our second dog, as a friend for our energetic Abby. And while there is a very noticeable size difference (Abby being a lab mix) and Morgan being, of course, a wee Pug, they still horse around like two kids. When Abby’s energy proves to be too much for Morgan, he retreats to his safe places that he’s found- under the computer desk, behind the couch and a few other spots that Abby has yet to discover. He’s a great little guy; we call him the Little Big Man about the house. His biggest love is not riding around in the car, or being cuddled to no end, or even meal time. Nope, Morgan’s biggest love is chasing shadows. He stalks shadows on the walls, floors and reflections wherever they are cast- he NEVER tires of this. He’ll grunt, growl and scratch away at it with a focus that would impress a Buddhist monk!  It took some time for all of us but Morgan has really settled in and become part of the family. He’s a joy and a character and we thank Under My Wing Pug Rescue for bringing us together with our Little Big Man. -   Julie

 The velvet sisters are settling in to their "forever home."  They are both much admired at the vet, where they were introduced to the doctors and staff.  Yvette is the smaller of the two but she can put away liver treats just like her bigger sister Gertrude.  They have kept their names, and respond to "t'est belle" in French with tail wagging and pug smiles.  They love their walks in the neighborhood, and they know when it's time to put on the harness.  For the next while, the girls will sleep in the big bed with Rocky (yes, all of us together).   Gertrude is funny, playful, and very affectionate. Yvette is far less confident than her sister. Given time and gentle direction, she will blossom as well as Gertrude already has.  They are smart, clean in the house, and willing to learn the family routines.  Adopting grown pugs can bring some anxieties.  Are they going to adjust to big changes in their lives?  Are they trained to do their business outdoors?  Will they bond with their new family?  Lots of questions.  Love, experience and commitment can make the transition so much easier.  Our family is grateful for the work that "Under my wing Pug Rescue" does, for all the behind-the-scenes effort and concern it takes to make that love connection. - Carol

The velvet sisters are settling in to their "forever home."  They are both much admired at the vet, where they were introduced to the doctors and staff.  Yvette is the smaller of the two but she can put away liver treats just like her bigger sister Gertrude.  They have kept their names, and respond to "t'es belle" in French with tail wagging and pug smiles.  They love their walks in the neighborhood, and they know when it's time to put on the harness.  For the next while, the girls will sleep in the big bed with Rocky (yes, all of us together).   Gertrude is funny, playful, and very affectionate. Yvette is far less confident than her sister. Given time and gentle direction, she will blossom as well as Gertrude already has.  They are smart, clean in the house, and willing to learn the family routines.  Adopting grown pugs can bring some anxieties.  Are they going to adjust to big changes in their lives?  Are they trained to do their business outdoors?  Will they bond with their new family?  Lots of questions.  Love, experience and commitment can make the transition so much easier.  Our family is grateful for the work that "Under my wing Pug Rescue" does, for all the behind-the-scenes effort and concern it takes to make that love connection.  -  Carol

September 27, 2012 - Kobe has been adopted.  He is going to his forever home in London this Sunday and will share his life with a nice female beagle.

September 15, 2012 - Penny is gone to her forever home where she will be adored by her new adoptive parents.