Buster was running as a stray and ended up at a shelter.  Buster is a good pup, lucky enough to have made his way to MAGSR who will help him.  Buster is now looking to start his new life.  Buster chases cats - when tested by our volunteers, he showed some interest, but walked away each time.  However, Buster is a definite "no" for goats - he doesn't like them much at all.  If you feel Buster may be a good fit in your family, please ask to meet him.

Sierra is a 5 month old female GSD who was abandoned.  Sierra cannot be any cuter and is absolutely a great little girl, happy go lucky and loves to give puppy kisses.  Sierra has a lot to learn about going a good canine citizen and will require training.  Please remember that puppies are a ten to twelve year commitment, and they will whine, have accidents, get into things, and chew on inappropriate things.  With  time, patience, guidance and training, Sierra will become even more of an amazing girl than she already is.  Please inquire if Sierra sounds like a good match for your family.

Milo was surrendered through no fault of his own, as his family was no longer able to care for him.  Milo is crate trained and housebroken - he is bell trained and will jingle a bell on a door when he needs to go out to potty.  Milo loves to play fetch with the ball and loves heavy duty chew toys.  Milo knows basic obedience commands and is very eager to learn and please his handler.  If you feel Milo may be a good fit in your family, please ask to meet him.

Chevy along with his siblings Jordan and Charlie are the pups of a purebred white female GSD and dad is a white GSD/Lab mix. Both parents are very friendly. Sadly these pups have been living in a barn so they are not use to the normal day to day sights and sounds. While they are frightened when experiencing new things, they remain very sweet, they just look for reassurance from their people. Yes they have a lot to learn and they need to become comfortable with their surroundings, but being in a home with guidance and love will help them tremendously. Training of course will help them build their confidence and teach them to be good canine citizens.

Please remember that puppies are a lot of work, they need a lot of attention and a watchful eye. They will get into things, chew things and have accidents in the house, so please be sure that you have the time and patience and are able to make a commitment for the next 12-14 years.

Excalibur is a large, handsome and energetic boy. It is obvious that no one has spent anytime teaching him manners, nor did they do any type of training. He is excitable which causes him to jump up, due to his size we feel he would not do well sharing his home with small children. Training is an absolute must, as this will help him learn good manners and will also help with the bonding process. A person who will offer him guidance, lots of exercise and on going training would best suit his needs. He is very friendly with people, but may be too high energy for some. He is good with large dogs, but would prefer to not share his home with small dogs or cats.

Kenley is a strikingly beautiful black GSD. She is a big girl, a little overweight but nothing a diet and exercise won't help. As with all dogs Kenley will require training - this will help her learn good manners and what is expected of her. We don't know much more about her history, but our volunteers are working on getting to know her better.

Sweet Sadie was loved by her late person who, sadly, passed away.  Sadie ended up in a shelter with no where to call home, she is now in our care waiting for a new home and family.  Sadie is over weight, she is on a diet and with daily exercise she will have her girly figure back in no time.  She has been sweet and gentle, easy to handle.  Sadie currently is being treated for a skin, ear and eye infection which should clear up with the medications she was prescribed.  If you are looking for a calmer more laid gal, then Sadie is your girl.  Won't you give Sadie the chance to know the comforts of a home and the love of her own family.  

Marcus found himself at a shelter after his person passed away.  It is evident that he was well cared for and loved.  He is good with other dogs both large and small and he lived with a small dog in his previous home.  Marcus would prefer not to share his home cats, they are just too enticing.  He is friendly and well mannered.  Marcus is ready to begin his new life, please ask to meet him.

Shannon is a girl that loves her ball, a game of fetch helps burn off some of her energy. She is very focused on her person, which will make her breeze through training classes. Shannon would do best with a GSD knowledgeable person who has experience in dealing with a high energy dog Her energy level must be met on a daily basis with walks, playtime and training.

Trinity, along with her housemate, Apollo, were abandoned by their family.  They were in a temporary foster home and they never came back for them.  They are now both looking for families who will care for them for the rest of their lives.  They do not have to remain together as both are quite content separated from one another.     We know in her previous home she lived with children but we do not know how she got along with them.  A good training program to help her learn some good dog manners and what her new family expects of her is in order.  Both Trinity and Apollo will need a home with no small animals as they are just too tempting.

Spirit along with her sisters Joy, Merry and Noel were confiscated due to neglect.  These girls are so shy and unsure of the world around them, everything seems new to them.  It is obvious no one spent time with them.  Although they are shy and can be skittish when they are unsure, they have never shown any signs aggression, they try to hide or duck behind their person.   Time, love, committment and patience will help them conquer their fears.  A loving patient home is what in is order, could that home be yours?

 If you are looking for a fun loving, playful boy then step on up to meet Scotland.  This boy is full of life and energy, while he does need basic obedience and some brush up on his manners a good training program can help with that.  He has the traits of a GSD, he can be aloof when meeting new people but given a few minutes to learn you are okay he quickly becomes friends.  He is still a puppy so please be sure that you have the patience and time it takes to deal with the antics that come with a dog of this age.