Grant
Grant
Pug
At a glance
A little about them
Introducing Grant, affectionately nicknamed “honey bun” for his beautiful honey-colored coat and delightful corkscrew tail. This regal 22-pound Pug loves people, gentle snuggles, tug-of-war, and chasing games. He has gotten along well with his foster Pug siblings and enjoys resting on fluffy blankets.
Ongoing Health
Grant is vision impaired but navigates the house well and lovingly watches his people. He will need daily eye drops. He recently completed neutering, and his foster family is monitoring potty habits while taking him out for regular breaks. Grant’s heartworm treatment is scheduled for March, and he will be available for adoption afterward.
Training & Support
Grant is crate trained and enjoys going into his crate to rest. He has had no problems with potty breaks in his foster home.
Ideal Home
Grant loves people and has done well with his foster Pug siblings. He would enjoy a loving home that can provide daily eye drops, regular potty breaks, and plenty of cozy blankets.
Introducing Grant, affectionately nicknamed “honey bun” for his beautiful honey-colored coat and delightful corkscrew tail. This regal 22-pound Pug loves people, gentle snuggles, tug-of-war, and chasing games. He has gotten along well with his foster Pug siblings and enjoys resting on fluffy blankets.
Ongoing Health
Grant is vision impaired but navigates the house well and lovingly watches his people. He will need daily eye drops. He recently completed neutering, and his foster family is monitoring potty habits while taking him out for regular breaks. Grant’s heartworm treatment is scheduled for March, and he will be available for adoption afterward.
Training & Support
Grant is crate trained and enjoys going into his crate to rest. He has had no problems with potty breaks in his foster home.
Ideal Home
Grant loves people and has done well with his foster Pug siblings. He would enjoy a loving home that can provide daily eye drops, regular potty breaks, and plenty of cozy blankets.
Health & wellness
From the listingReported by PugHearts the Houston Pug Rescue.
Know the breed
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Common questions
Grant is vision impaired and needs daily eye drops. His heartworm treatment is scheduled for March.
He has gotten along well with his foster Pug siblings and enjoys playing tug-of-war and chase.
Yes. He is crate trained and likes to go into his crate to rest.
Grant will be available following his heartworm treatment scheduled for March.
Meet the shelter
PugHearts the Houston Pug Rescue
Alvin, TX
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