Lola. DOB 04/02/04.
Lola is our scared little baby of the group. I always tell her that
she is the prettiest black pug ever! I'm trying to build up her
confidence. She is the youngest of the group and sometimes I
feel bad that she doesn't have a playmate, but she doesn't
really know how to play and will get to rough with the other
pugs. She's getting better though. We love this girl!
Baby Girl. DOB 10/25/98.
Baby Girl came into our lives on March 15, 2008. She is so tiny,
but so full of life. She arrived into rescue with a collapsing
trachea. Baby Girl is a hospice pug with SEPRA, which means
she'll stay with us for the rest of her life.  On May 12, 2008,
Baby Girl received a titanium trachea stent. You can read more
about her story and SEPRA at
www.rescuepug.com and at
www.yorkieangelpatrol.com/babygirl.htm She is the most
spoiled pug ever and I know that it is mostly our fault! All she
has to do is make a noise and we grab her up and carry her to
where ever she wants to go. Although we love Baby Girl to
pieces, I am pretty sure that if she thought she could get more
attention from someone else that she'd pack her bags.
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Violet Gotcha Day 11/24/10
Violet is the newest member of our family. I had been saying
that our next pug w
ould be a little boy, but I took one look at
her on SEPRA's website and knew that she was the girl for us.
After several phone calls and emails, I drove to Atlanta to
adopt her. The only back ground we have for her was that she
was found in a drainage ditch in Alabama. The vet's estimate
her age at about 10 years old. She is by far the sweetest pug
imaginable. We often laugh and say that what if Violet were
someone's first pug and you thought all pugs were this good.  
I am sure that it will be no time at all before our other girls
teach her some naughty habits.
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