Rescued this pup from a bad breeding situation hoping to get his infections under control and evaluate his neurological problems. Over 4 months later and he is such a ridiculous part of the family- it should have been clear we would foster-fail from the start!3yr ⋅ erichaak335 ⋅ r/pugs
When Sadie was 12 she was taken to a clinic to be put down. The family was moving and didn’t want to bring her along. Luckily the vet called a dog rescue who took her in, and here she is celebrating her 16th birthday with us. She can still BaRoo with the best of them!3yr ⋅ erichaak335 ⋅ r/beagle
Foster Fail Pug, named Dudley. He was a breeder for 3 years of his life, despite having some drastic neurological problems, likely continued to be bred because of how white he is. He has quite a few breeder related issues, but maintains a super bubbly personality that has completely won us over.4yr ⋅ erichaak335 ⋅ r/pugs
When the Wisconsin weather keeps you inside all day, take a nap! The perfect blop5yr ⋅ erichaak335 ⋅ r/blop
We finally got results!!! What do we think? I know I am a bit skeptical...5yr ⋅ erichaak335 ⋅ r/beagle
Celebrating her 1 year ‘Gotcha Day’ This 15 years old dog has taught us so much and has so much more life and spunk to share with us. A great poster-child for Adopt Don’t Shop.5yr ⋅ erichaak335 ⋅ r/beagle
Before and a year after adoption. A little love (and a better diet) goes a long way.5yr ⋅ erichaak335 ⋅ r/Puggle
Completed our set. Our first “foster fail” was a, then, 10 year old Puggle named Pugsie. Since then we have foster failed on a beagle, and now a pug. It is incredible to see what of my Puggle-butt she gets from her pug half, and what comes from her beagle side.4yr ⋅ erichaak335 ⋅ r/Puggle
1st time poster. This is Pugsie (we did not name her) we foster-failed with her right before her 10th birthday. I love lurking for her doppelgangers.5yr ⋅ erichaak335 ⋅ r/Puggle
