Frequently Asked Questions

Please look at all the fun ways you can get involved that are listed on our Volunteer Page. If there is something that is not listed, send us a message to tell us how you'd love to be involved. We are a pretty fun bunch! We'd love to have you. 

YES! But be very careful because you will fall in LOVE with the breed and will most definitely want a Pug in your future. 

No we do not have a facility.  All of our rescued Pugs are kept in loving foster homes until they are adopted. When an application is approved, we match them with an animal we believe will fit best with their family and from there we schedule a Meet-n-Greet. We do have adoption events where you can meet the Pugs so be sure to mark your calendar for upcoming events. 

The average cost of each Pug we bring into Coastal Pug Rescue is $1,000.  That does not include if they have an emergency medical situation.  We also provide all food and supplies while they are in the foster home. The adoption fee will help cover these costs so we can continue with our mission. 

All donations received go to the funds to operate our mission.  This includes (but is not limited to)... extensive medical bills, food, supplies, events, and all other operation expenses  that we need to run our mission. 

Did you see a Pug you'd love to make part of your family? The first step is to fill out an adoption application.  If you are approved, the next step would be for us to do a home check. If you pass the adoption process the next step would be the meet-n-greet! If we feel it is a perfect match, we will then request the adoption fee. 

Our rescue would not work without our amazing fosters! Once a Pug is brought into our rescue we have our vet give a thorough examination to update them on medical needs and to find any existing issues.  The rescue then goes into a loving foster home where they love and care for that animal until we find them their forever home.  All medical and food cost will be covered by us.  All we ask is that you shower them with love while they await an adoption family.