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Pug Mix Buttercup Is Darn Near Puppy Perfection

Breed: Pug mix

Age: 2 years

Sex: Neutered male

Size: 17 pounds

Buttercup's story: No one at Pooch Match can figure out why no one has shown an interest in adopting Buttercup. This boy is so cute, and he's an adventurous, affectionate, friendly boy who's also well-behaved. He's crate-trained and easygoing. Rescued as a stray, Buttercup is good with kids and other dogs. In other words, he's darn near perfection in dog form.

Adoption cost: $235

Adoption procedure: You can find out more about Buttercup and fill out Pooch Match's adoption application at poochmatch.Com, under the adoption tab. Or email poochmatch@hotmail.Com.


Gabby Thomas' Pug Rico Poses With Pumpkins In Adorable Fall Shots

Gabby Thomas is ready for fall — and so is her adorable pug, Rico.

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Today, the three-time Olympic gold medalist track star shared some adorable photos of her pug on her Instagram Story. In the photos, Rico is seen sitting atop a batch of mini pumpkins, with a precious smile on his face. 

Rico the Pug 2024

Rico the Pug 2024

Gabby Thomas' dog, a pug named Rico, poses for photos in a batch of pumpkins / Instagram / Gabby Thomas

On Rico's personal Instagram account (yes, you read that correctly), the dog is seen at what appears to be a farmers market of some sort. A carousel contains the same photos Thomas posted, as well as some with Rico's furry friends. One of Rico's buddies is Theo, a schnauzer belonging to University of Wisconsin track alum Bianca Stubler.

Rico the Pug

Rico the Pug

Gabby Thomas' dog, a pug named Rico, poses for photos in a batch of pumpkins / Instagram / Gabby Thomas

The pictures appear to have been taken in Austin, Texas, where Stubler lives, and where Thomas was in town for the Formula 1 Circuit of the Americas event.

While in town, Thomas went full Texan, rocking a mini skirt fit complete with cowgirl boots. 

Thomas wasn't the only person who brought their dog down to Austin this past weekend. "ESPN College GameDay" co-host Kirk Herbstreit was also in town, as the Texas Longhorns vs. Georgia Bulldogs game was the show's Game of the Week. During a press conference, Herbstreit was accompanied by his 10-year-old golden retriever, Ben — who loved getting pets and scratches from fans.

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The stars were out in full force in Austin, but their fur babies certainly stole the show.

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