1. This is a contest for Bluegrass Pug Rescue fosters and graduates. Pugs not fostered or adopted through BPR are not eligible to enter the calendar contest.                                                                                                             
2. Submit CLEAR, HIGH RESOLUTION photos. Remember--winning photos will be enlarged when creating the calendar. Blurry photos cannot be used. 
   
   
3. When submitting photos, please be mindful of items/objects visible in the background of the photo.                                                                                                                                                                                                                            
4. When the voting begins, vote for the pug (or pugs) you would like to see featured in the 2025 Bluegrass Pug Rescue Calendar.
   
   
5. All votes are $1, and you can vote as many times as you want, for as many pugs as you would like!
   
   
6. The top 12 pugs will be featured on their own page (one month) in the 2025 calendar, and the pug with the most votes will be featured on the cover.
   
   
7. Voting will be open from 12:00:00 AM (Eastern Time) on Monday, August 26, 2024 to 9:00:00 PM (Eastern Time) on Sunday, September 8, 2024.
   
   
8. Every dollar raised through voting will be used to continue rescuing, rehabilitating, and providing medical care for pugs taken in by BPR.                                                                                                                                                  
9. HAVE FUN! We love this fundraiser, and we know you do too! LET THE GAMES BEGIN!

Bluegrass Pug Rescue, Inc., (BPR) is a community-based, statewide nonprofit 501(c)(3) organization with a mission of rescuing pugs.  We are totally supported by donations, proceeds from events, and through the work of our volunteers.  

BPR receives pugs needing homes from various situations. BPR takes in pugs found as strays, dropped off at shelters, left at groomers or vets, or where a change in family situations has caused the family to no longer be able to provide a home for their pug. Once in rescue, the pug is placed with a foster home and taken to the vet for vaccinations, a heart worm test, spay or neuter, and any needed medical treatment. All known medical conditions will be disclosed prior to adoption.

The first priority is to get the pugs into the program and into a foster home as quickly as possible. The ultimate goal is to place the pug in a safe, loving forever home.