Adopted MAGSR Dogs

Apollo, along with his housemate, Trinity, were abandoned by their family.  They were in a temporary foster home and 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.    Apollo is a big boy weighing in at 91 lbs, with this kind of weight he is quite strong on the leash and in need of some leash manners.  We know in his previous home he lived with children but we do not know how he got along with them.  A good training program to help him learn some good dog manners and what his new family expects of him is in order.  Both Trinity and Apollo will need a home with no small animals as they are just too tempting.

Koda found herself alone in a shelter after her family decided that the puppy they bought was not acting like a puppy anymore. Dogs are a lifetime commitment that require leadership, guidance, and an unending amount of patience. Without proper training and guidance a young, energetic shepherd will find inappropriate outlets for their energy. Koda is a young girl who will need both mental and physical stimulation in order to meet with success in her forever home. Both crate trained and house broken, Koda knows some household rules already. In addition she knows many of her basic command, such as, sit, down, stay and paw. She is working on heel and the out command in her foster home. Although Koda is an amazing dog, she does need extra time and patience when meeting new people. As extra time and attention is required to address her socialization needs, she would be best suited with an experienced household. Please inquire today if Koda sounds like the right fit for your home.

Mandolin was found wandering in the bitter cold.  Being in survival mode she was difficult to catch but finally brought to safety after a month on the run.  She waited at the shelter for her family to come but that day never came.  Mandolin is now with MAGSR looking to start her life anew.

 Harley and Chase's person sadly was no longer able to care for them. They were very much loved and well cared for.   Harley and Chase are very bonded and have a very difficult time being separated, for this reason we would like them to remain together. They are very friendly with people and other dogs of their size. They enjoy spending time with their person, going for car rides and playing with squeaky balls.

Harley and Chase's person sadly was no longer able to care for them. They were very much loved and well cared for.   Harley and Chase are very bonded and have a very difficult time being separated, for this reason we would like them to remain together. They are very friendly with people and other dogs of their size. They enjoy spending time with their person, going for car rides and playing with squeaky balls.

Beautiful Madea found herself at a shelter looking for a new family when her previous family dropped her off there as she was chasing the cattle.  So as you can see Madea will need a cow free home.  She gets along with other dogs and children.  She is a sweet, friendly girl who would love to once again be in a home.  Please ask to meet Madea

Dixie and her housemate Yashi found themselves in a shelter after their beloved person tragically died in a house fire.   Dixie is a beautiful girl and certainly does not look or act 7 years young.   She of course is very confused right now with all of the changes in her life, but with time she should settle in to her new life. As the girls are new to us so we are still learning more about them.  Please watch for updates.

 Meet Colonel! He is a slim boy found running as a stray. He's a very friendly boy, loves long walks and attention. Colonel definitely needs to put on several pounds to get to an ideal weight. He announces himself when we bring him out of the kennel and really just wants to cut loose and run and play. We are working on basic commands with him but he would enjoy training class. If you think this sweet boy would be a good attention to your family please ask to meet him today.

Carson is a 10 month old male GSD who came to MAGSR from a shelter.  Carson cannot be any sweeter.  He immediately warmed up to volunteers and loves to lean in for attention.  Carson has a lot to learn about going a good canine citizen and will require training.  Please remember that dogs may be ten to twelve year commitment, and they will have accidents, get into things, and chew on inappropriate things.  With  time, patience, guidance and training, Carson will become even more of an amazing boy than he already is.  Please inquire if Carson sounds like a good match for your family.

Hemlock was very much loved by his family but his owner was deployed and his family looked to MAGSR to find Hemlock a loving and caring home. He is a beautiful boy who is very friendly with everyone he meets. He loves to play fetch, Frisbee and loves to cuddle. He has carpus valgus in his left front joint. It has been established that this condition most commonly occurs in rapidly growing medium to large breed dogs. Some evidence suggests male puppies are more likely to be affected by this condition. This condition does not stop Hemlock from running and playing and having fun. If you can provide this handsome boy a loving home please ask to meet Hemlock today.

Snowball is an 8 week old male GSD who was surrendered to MAGSR by his owner.  Snowball is the cutest thing ever.  Snowball has a lot to learn about going a good canine citizen and will require training.  Please remember that puppies may be 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, Snowball will become even more of an amazing boy than he already is.  Please inquire if Snowball like a good match for your family.

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.

KC was surrendered as his family could no no longer provide the exercise he requires.  He lived with other dogs and cats and had many children visitors to the home.  He is such a sweet boy with a great disposition. ​ ​KC would be a good fit for most any family.​

Yashi and her housemate Dixie found themselves in a shelter after their beloved person tragically died in a house fire.   Yashi can be kennel/crate reactive when people approach, but outside of her crate she has been friendly with those she met.  Yashi is not for the first time German Shepherd family, she will require an experienced person who can keep her mind exercised as well as her body.  Even though she lived with Dixie before, we are finding that right now Yashi is not doing well with other dogs.  As the girls are new to us so we are still learning more about them.  Please watch for updates.

Lord was surrendered through no fault of his own, as his family no longer had time for him.  Lord is a good boy who was raised with two young children.  Lord is now lucky to be with MAGSR because we'll help him find his future home.  If you feel Lord may be a good fit in your family, please ask to meet him.

Pax was found in the street and was almost hit by a car, luckily his guardian angel stopped and Pax jumped right into her car.  After his stray hold was up at the shelter and he was not reclaimed his guardian angel reclaimed him and surrendered him to us.  Pax will require training as do all of our dogs.  Training is very helpful with creating a bond with their new family and teaching them good canine manners.  If you are interested in visiting with Pax please let us know.

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.

 Samson was surrendered through no fault of his own, as his family was no longer able to care for him.  Samson is reported to be a complete honey and sweet boy.  Samson is lucky enough to have made his way to MAGSR who will help him find his future home.  Samson was cat tested by our volunteers, and tested very well.  If you feel Samson may be a good fit in your family, please ask to meet him.

Bruno was running as a stray and ended up in a shelter with time running out. Bruno is a sweet boy that adores people. He knows his basic commands but would greatly benefit from training. This will teach Bruno to trust and help create a bond with his family. Our volunteers are working to get to know Bruno better and we will update soon.

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.