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Copyright
2001 PDWRA All rights Reserved
A
Registered Charity No. 276067
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If you share our aims, why not
Become
a Friend of Welfare and Rescue
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- Generally
to further the welfare of all pugs.
- To
render assistance to the breed by resettling pugs in personally
approved homes, due to the death or serious illness of the
owner or in fact, any unfortunate circumstances in which
a pug may find itself, dogs may be purchased (for a nominal
sum) but only in rare and very exceptional situations.
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appropriate veterinary advice, painlessly to destroy, castrate
or spay pug dogs.
- To
give financial help with boarding and to pay necessary veterinary
fees in cases of genuine hardship.
- To
raise money by means of garden parties, sales, raffles,
coffee mornings etc., and receive donations for the furtherance
of the work.
- To
co-operate wherever possible with other charities having
similar aims. We are a registered charity to protect our
legal status and to preserve continuity so that the funds
may be used specifically for pug welfare.
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Trustees
in addition to the Secretary
Mr. E. Herold,
Brighton, Sussex
Mrs. J. Manifold, Pumpsaint, Dyfed. (President)
Miss. E. McCreath, Purley, Surrey.
Mrs. A. Mount, Huntingdon, Cambs.
Mrs. Mrs C. Hardesty (Rehoming)
Mrs.
M. Trossell.
Mr John Smith (Chairperson).
Welcome to our new Tustees!
Clare Hardesty is now responsible for managing
the waiting list, colection of rescue
Pugs, vetting of homes and the re-homing of rescue
Pugs.
John Smith (now Chairman), retains all other secretarial
duties, and at present is the merchandise administrator.
Jean Manifold is now President.
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Send your requests/behests to the
Secretary at the charity's registered address :-
Mr J. Smith,
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