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We’re proud to share the recent achievement of one of our former rescue dogs, Pearl the Pug.  

Pearl, age eight and blind, is the first pug dog in the U.S. to earn the American Kennel Club title of Therapy Dog Supreme as of May 5, 2022.  She earned the title after completing 600 certified therapy dog visits.

Pearl became a registered therapy dog with Alliance of Therapy Dogs in April 2016.

She visits hospitals, schools, and other facilities throughout Oakland County. 

Michigan Pug Rescue rescued Pearl and several other pugs in the fall of 2015 from a puppy mill out of state.  Susan fostered Pearl and then adopted her a couple of months later.

Congratulations, Pearl! There are no limits to what a rescued, blind pug can do.

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Corrine and Dave Atchinson, owners of the Palmer House located in Albion, Michigan, are graciously donating a one night stay at their Bed and Breakfast to families and their Pug who adopt a Pug from Michigan Pug Rescue, "Pug Luv".  The offer is subject to availability of space.  This offer is effective March 6th, 2016 and may be withdrawn at any time by the Palmer House. 
Want to have a wonderful day away from home, enjoy some extra "Pug Luv" great home cooking and lots of Pug Luv, book an evening at this wonderful B & B.
Visit www.palmerhouseinnbnb.com to view this  beautiful Victorian facility located in the heart of Albion, Michigan.

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