I was 11 years old when I arrived atthe Medina Foster Home for Wayward Pugs
Today my heart is breaking, as my beloved foster pug, Oscar, will be going to the Rainbow Bridge. His furever mom and dad, Jennifer and Dave, have adored and loved this special boy since they adopted him from DFW Pug Rescue four years ago.
Oscar came to rescue at the age of 11, and had the face of a teddy bear. He was an old soul but adored when I gave him kisses. Any time his family traveled, Oscar stayed with us, because he loved being at the Medina Foster Home for Wayward Pugs.
A few days ago he developed a cough, and his trachea is near collapsing. He has fluid on his lungs. He is no longer interested in food, which for Oscar, was his life passion. Jennifer said he is not himself at all and though he looks for her, he seems to be gone already. We had hoped he would see the age of 15 years, but it was not meant to be.
I pray the angels will take him gently and he will know how much he has been adored and loved in the short time we have known this amazing little fellow. I am so thankful he was in my life, and he went to such a loving home.
I've shared his story below. Please hug your babies today and tell them they are loved.
Goodbye Oscar, my sweet boy.
Howie showed me all the best places to peeand how to bark at those pesky birds in the yard.
I may have been deaf, but I always knew when something exciting was happening in the kitchen.
This is my best "Feed Me Scrambley Egg" face.
Foster mom said Santa Paws was bringing me a furever family. 
The best thing about the foster home was all the women
kissing me all the time. Check out that cute little divapug
Winnie Wiggles in the corner. She always snuggled me at naptime.
