Watson was taken in by person from a friend.  He had never had a dog before and realized a dog does not fit his life style, so Watson was surrendered to us.  

Watson is a well behaved boy, he is house broken, crate trained and knows many different commands.  He is very friendly with everyone he meets, including children, adults, other dogs and cats.  Watson craves love and attention, he is looking for a family who will love him and commit to him for his lifetime.

Gunner was surrendered to MAGSR, as his family could no longer care for him.  Gunner has Exocrine Pancreatic Insufficiency (EPI), for which he is stable on diet and medication.  EPI can be very well controlled with proper nutrition and adding enzymes to his food which helps with digestion. More information can be found at this link: http://www.epi4dogs.com along with before and after pictures of dogs that have EPI.

Gunner was cared for and loved by his family, so he is understandably confused by his current situation. Gunner is in the comforts of a foster home, has a comfy bed and lots of premium nutrition – he is being very well cared for while he waits for his new family.  Gunner’s prior owners report he is house and crate trained, active, and friendly and playful with humans.  Gunner is also curious about cats but has never shown any aggression towards them.  Please ask to meet Gunner if he sounds like a good fit for your family! 

Hunters family was no longer able to care for him, wanting what was best for him they surrendered him to us so that he could find a new family.  He lived with 3 young children, he is good with cats and other dogs.  His family reported that he friendly and playful with everyone he meets.

Hunter is quite confused right now, his life has completely changed.  He is frightened and standoffish at this time.  We are giving him time to settle in and decompress from all of the recent changes.  He is young, energetic and will require training, guidance and patience.  A dog is a new family member and a commitment for their lifetime, please be sure you can make that commitment when considering adoption.

Jasper, along with his brothers, Herb and Malakai, were farm dogs, living outside free to roam where ever they wanted to.  Often times they ate trash and anything else they could find. 

Bryant cannot be any cuter and is absolutely a great little boy, happy go lucky and loves to give puppy kisses.  Bryant was born to MAGSR’s Sophie after her arrival into MAGSR’s care.  Bryant has a lot to learn about going a good canine citizen and will require training.  Please remember that puppies are a lot of work and require a lot of attention from their family - puppies are a 10-12 year commitment.  Puppies are full of energy and can be mischievous – they will whine, have accidents, get into things, and chew on inappropriate things.  With time, patience, guidance and training, Bryant will become even more of an amazing boy than he already is.  Please inquire if Bryant sounds like a good match for your family. Available for adoption at 8 weeks old, December 28^th!

Wrigley cannot be any cuter and is absolutely a great little boy, happy go lucky and loves to give puppy kisses.  Wrigley was born to MAGSR’s Sophie after her arrival into MAGSR’s care.  Wrigley has a lot to learn about going a good canine citizen and will require training.  Please remember that puppies are a lot of work and require a lot of attention from their family - puppies are a 10-12 year commitment.  Puppies are full of energy and can be mischievous – they will whine, have accidents, get into things, and chew on inappropriate things.  With time, patience, guidance and training, Wrigley will become even more of an amazing boy than he already is.  Please inquire if Wrigley sounds like a good match for your family. Available for adoption at 8 weeks old, December 28^th!

Harry cannot be any cuter and is absolutely a great little boy, happy go lucky and loves to give puppy kisses.  Harry was born to MAGSR’s Sophie after her arrival into MAGSR’s care.  Harry has a lot to learn about going a good canine citizen and will require training.  Please remember that puppies are a lot of work and require a lot of attention from their family - puppies are a 10-12 year commitment.  Puppies are full of energy and can be mischievous – they will whine, have accidents, get into things, and chew on inappropriate things.  With time, patience, guidance and training, Harry will become even more of an amazing boy than he already is.  Please inquire if Harry sounds like a good match for your family. Available for adoption at 8 weeks old, December 28^th!

Cinder was surrendered due to circumstances beyond her control.  She is a beautiful, high energy girl that is continued training.  She successfully completed training with Off Leash K-9 but unfortunately her continued training and practice was not kept up.  Cinder is no couch potato, she is highly active and will require a family who can keep up with her and direct her energy.  She did live with smaller dogs which she did fine with unless their was a bone involved.  She does not like to be bothered when she has her bone.  There was no problems with food.  Cinder is not a dog for first time Shepherd owners and will require a family with experience with working line dogs.  Daily activity is a must as is ongoing training.  She would do well in agility or another type of job based activity like nose work.  A tired dog is a good dog.

Bailey along with her brother Baxter found themselves at a shelter after they kept escaping an electric/invisible fence and chasing the cattle.  Hmmm, imagine that they are herding dogs after all.  They are obviously smart and knew what they were born to do.  They are very bonded so we are hoping that a family will have enough room and love to adopt them together.  They did well with children they met, but would prefer not to share their home or people with cats.  They are a very sweet pair.

Valeska is a beautiful German Shepherd/Husky mix, lovingly known as a Shusky.  She came to us from a shelter so we do not know anything about her past.  We do know that she is sweet and friendly.  She is now enjoying the comforts of a foster home.  Please watch for updates as her foster family learns more about her.

Duke having only ever been seen by a vet once, for hair loss and treatment was not followed, was brought back a year later to the same vet.  His person brought him in, told the staff to euthanize him and walked out.  Duke is such sweet soul that the vet decided to reach out to rescue, knowing that with medical care, some TLC, good nutrition and a loving family Duke deserved more than to be euthanized.  

He is currently in medical boarding with our vet having a complete work up, tests and receiving meds to bring him some relieve.  Once feeling better he will have his vaccines.

Duke has hair loss, sores on his skin, scabs and both ears infected from years of neglect.  It is believed to be caused by allergies.  Even in his current painful condition he is as sweet as can be.

Donations to his medical care are greatly needed and very much appreciated.  

Kailey made her way to us from a shelter where her time was running out.  She is approximately 1 year old, friendly and full of life.  She is looking for a forever family who will help learn all that she needs to know to be a well mannered family member.  Training of course will help this, along with creating a lifelong bond.  Ask to meet sweet Kailey.

Ginger was surrendered to us through no fault of her own. She was not abused or neglected. But unfortunately, her family did not have enough time for her. She's a very nice, confident, outgoing, beautiful girl who has a lot going for her! She's already had some obedience training, knows her basic commands in German and is crate trained. Her family reported that she was great with their young children and newborn child. She's an active and intelligent girl who loves to go for car rides and loves to play fetch with the ball. She would benefit from being in a home where she will have daily activity and exercise with a family that will commit to her for the rest of her life. We will provide further updates as we learn more about her.

Sally was a stray and ended up in a shelter.  She is an adorable Shepherd mix that would enjoy a forever family of her very own.  She did well during her cat and dog test.  We believe she should do well with children, but she has not met any while in our care.  Training to teach her manners is of course needed as it is with all of our dogs.  Training also helps to create a bond with her new family.

We have no idea how this sweet girl ended up in a shelter with no one looking for her.  She is an absolute doll.  She is understandably a little unsure with all of the changes in her life, but once in a foster home she is feeling safe. Belly rubs are favorite, you can never give too many.  Duchess is hoping to find a family that will love and commit to her for her lifetime.

Oscar is the litter mate to Sargeant.  He was purchased from the breeder when he was 8 weeks old.  His former person has kept outside 24/7.  He is a friendly boy, but is lacking in manners as he has had no guidance from his humans.  Thankfully we were able to rescue Oscar from living outside with no human interaction.  Oscar will need a family who has the patience to deal with a 1 year old puppy who is a blank slate.  He will require a commitment from his family to take him to training and guide him to be the best he can be.  He has so much to learn, but with the smarts of a GSD he should catch on in no time.

Jasper, along with his brothers, Herb and Malakai, were farm dogs, living outside free to roam where ever they wanted to.  Often times they ate trash and anything else they could find. 

Shiloh was returned to us as his family is going through life altering changes and can no longer provide for him as needed. However, he was very much loved by them and he was very attached to them. Upon Shiloh's return, he showed signs of being reactive to strangers and protective of his family. He was also reactive to other dogs. However, he was very friendly, comfortable with and trusting of his family and their bond was evident. He is currently with a reputable trainer so that he can become better socialized and we will provide further updates as we get them from the trainer.

Meet our new boy, Myles! He found himself without a home through no fault of his own due to a crisis in his family. He was not taken care of and appears to have been mistreated as well. Now that he is with us, he is now finding out what it is like to be cared for and to receive affection. He is standoffish when first meeting new people as he seems to not have had a lot of socialization with strangers. But he warms up if you go slow with the introduction. He has quickly bonded to those who are working with him. Today he was enjoying himself with the volunteers that he is most bonded to. He went on a nice walk, is taking treats gently, was playing with a new ball and was lying in the warm sun and receive belly scratches. In return, he was giving kisses and we couldn't have asked for a better behaved boy, especially after all of what he has been through.

Myles is also being socialized with other dogs and he is doing very well with this. Although, he likes to take things slow with the other dogs he meets and does not like a dog to get in his face too quickly. He rides very well in a vehicle and really likes to go exploring and experiencing new things.

Myles would benefit from being in a home with experienced, confident, consistent, knowledgeable people who understand how to properly socialize dogs. What he needs right now is consistency, leadership and to be loved; all of which will help him understand that he will never be hurt by anyone ever again. He would be an excellent candidate to attend group dog training classes as this will only help with his socialization.

We know Myles is a strikingly handsome boy. But what is more important is that people see him for the dog that he is and not only his handsome looks.

We will continue to update you as we learn more about him.