Pug

Purple collar

2yrs·Female·Small

Community & partner vetted

So you can sleep tight

About Purple collar

Purple collar is a sweet female fawn Pug, born on May 29th. She is one of two puppies from parents Happy Jack and Willow of Furever Friends. Purple collar has a cleft in the roof of her mouth, which required her to be tube-fed. This means she will likely love lots of cuddles and attention. She will be vet-checked and cleared, with the exception of her cleft, which may close on its own as she grows. This condition will not affect her ability to eat kibble.

Ideal Home

Purple collar is described as being a little bitty puppy who will love to be held and snuggled.

Ongoing Health

Purple collar has a cleft in the roof of her mouth. While it's possible this may close as she grows, it does not affect her ability to eat kibble. She will be vet-checked and cleared, with the exception of this cleft. She will also receive vaccinations and deworming before going home.

Training & Support

Due to her needing to be tube-fed, Purple collar will likely enjoy being held and snuggled.

Application Details:

Applications start by contacting us through Wags.

Transportation

Purple collar is located in Tucson, AZ. Arrangements can be made to meet the breeder halfway, or she can be transported to you.

Purple collar is a sweet female fawn Pug, born on May 29th. She is one of two puppies from parents Happy Jack and Willow of Furever Friends. Purple collar has a cleft in the roof of her mouth, which required her to be tube-fed. This means she will likely love lots of cuddles and attention. She will be vet-checked and cleared, with the exception of her cleft, which may close on its own as she grows. This condition will not affect her ability to eat kibble.

Ideal Home

Purple collar is described as being a little bitty puppy who will love to be held and snuggled.

Ongoing Health

Purple collar has a cleft in the roof of her mouth. While it's possible this may close as she grows, it does not affect her ability to eat kibble. She will be vet-checked and cleared, with the exception of this cleft. She will also receive vaccinations and deworming before going home.