Volume 103 | Pee Wee the Pug
- Sam @puglifemagazine
- Mar 3, 2019
- 1 min read
March Cover Pug | Pee Wee
Our March PLM is the special 'Blind Pug Issue.' We celebrate the full lives and pure love these little supugheroes exude. As long as there is love in their hearts and love surrounding them by their friends and fam, who needs sight?!
Pee Wee, our cover pug, has been blind since birth. Despite a tragic start to life, as a puppy mill pug left to die because of his 'imperfection,' Pee Wee now lives the best life with his humans and pug brothers. Despite never being able to see, Pee Wee assumes he's just like everybody and everypuggy else. He navigates his house and yard like a perfectly memorized map. He goes on walks, runs, and plays. Without knowing he was blind, you'd never guess he was. He life is just as wonderful, and he is just as precious as any other pug with sight.
Lets show our love and appreciation to these perfect babies!
Fall in love with Pee Wee by following him on Instagram @peeweesbigpugventure
Isn't it amazing how resilient animals can be? I've fostered blind cats who navigated my house better than I did sometimes, relying on their other senses. It's truly inspiring. It's a testament to Pacman 30th Anniversary proving that even without sight, life can be full of adventure.
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Aww, Pee Wee is such a sweetheart! His story is seriously heartwarming. Makes you realize that even when life throws you a level devil like blindness, you can still be a happy puggy! Gotta follow him on Insta!
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I'm stealing that, immediately. Seriously, reading about Pee Wee made my eyes water a little. It’s amazing how resilient they are, huh? He just… goes for it. It kind of reminds me of how I felt trying to play Flappy Bird for the first time. Utterly hopeless, constantly failing, but still strangely determined to keep going. Except Pee Wee's actually succeeding at life, unlike my doomed pixelated bird. He sounds like a total inspiration. More Pee Wee content, please!