Emmy After.
In this second picture, Emmy is pictured below, with his sister Luling, above.
When Emeril "Emmy" came to Dallas Fort Worth Pug Rescue, his skin was in terrible shape. My friend Sherrie took in Emmy and Luling, his sister, as foster pugs because she didn't want them to be separated. It didn't take long for her to decide they would be a permanent part of her family. It's what we fondly call "foster failure." You can see now that Emmy is a beautiful, healthy boy under Sherrie's care. He has grown back all of his fur and has a sparkle in his eye. Sadly, his sister Luling, who is pictured with him, died suddenly a few weeks ago. She was just a young pug, and they're not really sure what caused her to go so suddenly. I dedicate this post with lots of hugs to Sherrie and also to every dog rescuer who has given their heart, time and love to these babies in need. Once you give your heart to a pug, you can never live without one. Sherrie and I both volunteer for DFWPRC - Dallas-Fort Worth Pug Rescue takes in all pugs regardless of medical condition, and is always in need of donations, volunteers, and foster families. You can see some of the puggies needing homes on their web site and in their anniversary video.
4 comments:
oh nancy,
i am just in tears of joy that sherrie saved these beautiful pugs. i am sooooo sorry for her loss of luling. my heart just broke when i read that she passed. you are both amazing people to be able to help these puggies by fostering and loving them so much. what a gift you both are to the world.
all my love
melissa and emmitt
Nancy,
Thanks for sending me the link to your blog. I look at your artwork frequently. I particularly love Winnie's Garden and the sunflowers. Stop by my blog when you get a chance. It is eclectic (just like me). Give all your assistants a hug from me.
Cathy and pugs
What a difference! Pug Rescue is such a great cause. Bless sweet little Luling. May she rest in peace.
Hugs,
Sharon
Beautiful transformation.
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