Adopt a Pug Near You
Find adoptable Pugs near you on Boop. Browse available Pugs from shelters and rescues.
6+
Available Pugs
50
Cities
Meet Adoptable Pugs
Rolo
Pug / Mixed (short coat)
Adult·Female·Medium
Petey
Pug
10 Years 1 Month·Male
Ringo
Pug / Mixed (medium coat)
3 Years 1 Month·Male·Medium
Otis
Pug (short coat)
Young·Male·Small
Freckles
Pug / Mixed
Baby·Female·Small
Johnny
Pug (short coat)
3 Years 11 Months·Male·Small
Find Pugs by City
Browse Pugs available for adoption in cities across the US.
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Frequently Asked Questions
How much does it cost to adopt a Pug?▾
Adoption fees for Pugs typically range from $50 to $400 depending on the shelter, the dog's age, and included services like spay/neuter and vaccinations. This is significantly less than purchasing from a breeder.
Are Pugs good with children?▾
Many Pugs do well with children, but temperament varies by individual. When adopting through Boop, each dog's profile includes compatibility information so you can find the right match for your family.
How do I adopt a Pug through Boop?▾
Download the Boop app, set your location, and filter by breed to find Pugs near you. Swipe right on dogs you like, then contact the shelter directly through the app to begin the adoption process.
Can I find Pug puppies for adoption?▾
Yes, Pug puppies are occasionally available at shelters and rescues. Use Boop to filter by breed and age to find young Pugs near you.
What should I know before adopting a Pug?▾
Pugs have specific exercise, grooming, and health needs. Research the breed's typical temperament and care requirements. The shelter staff can also tell you about each individual dog's personality and needs.