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Pepper Ann’s Place at Pepp’s Pub and in Local Rescue Work

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Published on November 07, 2026
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A connection to rescue work

Pepper Ann’s life at Pepp’s Pub included support for other dogs: NOLA.com reported that she helped raise money for Trampled Rose Dog Rescue & Rehab. A Gambit report described the southeast Louisiana nonprofit’s work rescuing orphaned, injured and abandoned dogs. It gained nonprofit status in 2018 and places dogs in foster homes rather than operating a shelter.

A familiar presence at the Marigny pub

The pub was named for Pepper, the Wurths’ dog, according to Very Local’s profile of the business.