Today our organization reached a milestone worth sharing - we completed intake for our 100th rescue pug.

❤️ We are grateful to YOU for your role in helping us change lives. When you donate; foster; adopt; volunteer; like, comment on, or share our posts; attend our events; help us fundraise; or tell a friend about us (and bunch of other ways we’re likely forgetting!) you help us move the needle closer to taking in another pug. It has not been easy and it has not come without sacrifice. There have been sleepless nights when emergencies have taken the rescue account to critical lows and we have wondered how we’ll recover. But then, YOU! You, our supporters, somehow make it all possible, and we’re in AWE of that fact. Thank you for your support. Please enjoy this collage of the first 100 lives we have had the honor of touching. ➡️ No, really. Definitely enjoy it because it felt like it took 100 years to make. 😅😆 We’ll leave you with a fun fact: Today we met with three owners who needed to surrender their pugs for various reasons. We appreciate them trusting us with their pugs and drove 8+ hours roundtrip to get them. We knew that we were getting intakes 98-100, but did not know what order they would arrive in. The last little baby to arrive was sweet Milo. 💯 We shared that he was our 100th pug and we were going to make a post about this organizational milestone — only to later realize we were missing a major opportunity here: This will now be known as a Milo-stone. 🤷‍♀️🎤 #micdrop But seriously, thank you. Our hearts are full tonight, and it’s only partly due to the McDonald’s we ate while on the road! 😜