Adopted MAGSR Dogs
These are the most recent MAGSR adoptions. Dogs adopted prior to 2016 can be found here.
Cooper
ADOPTED 10/21/2017!
Good With Kids: Unknown
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Cooper was saved from horrible conditions where he lived wth the breeder. He was the last left of a litter and unwanted because he is deaf. His guardian angel saved him and surrendered him to us to find his forever home with a family that will cherish him regardless of the fact he is deaf. Training a deaf dog can be done wth hand signals and a vibration collar. He is adorable, full of life, puppy playfulness and antics.
Oliver
ADOPTED 10/18/2017!
Good With Kids: Unknown
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Oliver found himself in a shelter after he was picked up as a stray. He is sweet, handsome boy who is looking for a forever family and home. He is somewhat shy right now, but who can blame him with the recent changes he has been through. Training will help him build confidence, learn good manners and bond with his family.
Updates:Some dogs simply have a special something about them. Oliver is one of those dogs. Coming into MAGSR as a stray, Oliver clearly hadn't experienced the type of life he so clearly deserves. He lacked socialization and the proper care all dogs need. Since his arrival this impressive boy has made incredible strides in a short amount of time. In his foster home Oliver has had the opportunity to become both housebroken and crate trained. He has discovered the joy of toys and will even entertain himself. Having entered into a large pack, Oliver has adjusted fantastically to the male and female foster fur siblings with which he currently lives. His easy-going and somewhat submissive personality have helped him easily adjust to pack life in the home.
Oliver's fosters are working with him daily to develop his leash manners as well as gain experience with the outside world. They are impressed with how quickly he is learning about and adjusting to the world around him. Although Oliver continues to need some time when warming up to new people, his sweet and playful personality slowly shines through. We are sure that Oliver will thrive in a patient household that will provide him with the guidance and training all dogs need in order to become good canine citizens. If Oliver sounds like a great addition to your family, please inquire about him today.
Oliver was returned to MAGSR because he was protective of his human and home and his family would not put him away when guests were over. Oliver also was out unsupervised, jumped the fence and had gotten loose numerous times and had many unsupervised field trips around the city, sometimes not returning for hours. Oliver was not managed properly and he is lucky to still be alive. Oliver needs someone who will work with him to keep him contained and manage him by putting him away in a secure room and/or crate when people come to the home. If your willing to give Oliver a try, please ask to meet him.
Oliver has had his world turned upside down the last couple of weeks. Oliver is a big softie and loves belly and butt rubs. Since his return to MAGSR, Oliver has been friendly with everyone he's met. He can be stubborn too when given commands, but our volunteers are working with him on this. Oliver needs someone who will commit to him, keep him contained and work with him. Could that someone be you?
Oliver has settled in nicely with his foster family and established a quick bond, especially with his foster mom. Oliver’s calm and charming personality make him a great company. No potty training needed; he lets you know when, and handles his foster parent’s 8-9 hour workday without a hitch. Oliver is fully house-trained and house-friendly – he remains calm in the house, does not bother any home items, and is trained to not get on any furniture. He is not a chewer and is not even interested in chew toys. He is sharing the house with a 12 year old Irish Wolfhound mix who has admittedly been a grumpy, jealous, and competitive pest to Oliver, but Oliver has been calm and cool throughout. They get better every day, and the humans enjoy seeing them snoozing side-by-side by the fireplace.
Oliver is a terrific walker. Well behaved, willing to stay at heel/left. He pays zero attention to the other neighborhood dogs with underground fences, even when they charge towards him. When walking through a familiar neighborhood, he has excellent leash manners. When hiking in a park or through the woods, the new sites and smells are far too exciting and some leash corrections are needed as he much prefers to roam and explore. He is an enthusiastic runner but is perfectly happy with just a walk too. Oliver is also great in a vehicle and long trips are not an issue, but he needs some work to get in, which should improve with practice, time, patience and commitment.
This sweet pup is a keen observer and a quick learner. He knows “sit”, “down”, “wait” (letting his human go through doors first), and his foster parents are working with him to be more consistent with “come.” He responds very well to calm approaches and positive praise; less so to assertive commands, as he is stubborn. He is eager to make his foster mom happy and pays attention to what will earn him praise. It should be noted that Oliver is an impressively skilled escape artist, which can be managed with additional security measures (not relying on a simple door latch or crate closure; locks over any basic latches). While he does not get into anything in the house, he is motivated to get out of enclosures. The foster family persists with crate training as all of MAGSR’s fosters do, but Oliver much prefers the extra space in the mud room. He also seems perfectly fine with the run of the whole house. He prefers learning and working over playing. The foster family has found much humor in Oliver’s attempts to outsmart them. The chess match with Oliver is a great deal of fun. If Oliver sounds like a good fit for your future, please ask to meet him!
Oliver cannot seem to catch a break. He has been returned as his adopters have decided he will not make it as a service dog. The adopters were told upfront that he most likely would not be suitable as a service dog, but they assured us they would keep him no matter what. Well, they failed Oliver and he is now back with us looking for a forever family.
Adele
ADOPTED 10/18/2017!
Good With Kids: Yes
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Adele came to us from a shelter where she found herself with her 2 pups, Sommer and Faye. Adele is somewhat unsure of the changes in her life, but she is in the care of a loving a foster who will assure her that she is safe and life will be good from now on. She will need time to adjust to a new family, along with confidence building. Training will of course help with this and create a bond with her family. Please ask to meet this petite beauty.
Updates:Adele is a happy sweet girl, quiet in her crate and a pleasure to have outside - loves her walks around the farm, exploring all that is so new to her. She is brave and curious, willing to greet the horses and walk into the barn, up and down stairs, and through the fields. She is also very alert and a careful watcher without being barky or noisy. She was very friendly at the vet’s office and happy to see the other dogs coming and going. Adele deserves a loving home and will be a wonderful addition to a family, where she can settle in and bond with every family member. Adele will be the dog of a lifetime for some lucky family.
Mo (FKA Amos)
ADOPTED 10/17/2017!
Good With Kids: Unknown
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Amos was found as a stray with an embedded collar which had to be surgically removed. He is healing nicely. Amos is a big 10 month old puppy with lots of puppy energy and antics. He is a happy, playful boy always looking for something to do. It's obvious that no one has spent time teaching him good puppy manners. He likes to greet people by jumping up on them, playing chase and keep away and has no leash skills. Training and structure will help Amos learn what is expected of him. If you love to jog, go for long walks and spend time helping Amos burn his energy he would be a great fit.
Swemi
ADOPTED 10/15/2017!
Good With Kids: Yes
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Swemi was surrendered to us as her person was moving to care for their elderly parents. She lived with children and another large dog. Swemi is in a foster home getting use to her new surroundings. She is confused right now and looking for her family, but with time she will move forward.
Swemi walks nicely on a leash.
Buck
ADOPTED 10/15/2017!
Good With Kids: Yes
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Sweet, adorable Buck was surrendered to us after he had been dumped at someone's home. We have no idea what he is mixed with other than pure cuteness. It has such a unique look. We have no idea how this puppy ended up being dumped and don't know why someone would do that.
He is settling in to his foster home.
Glazier
ADOPTED 10/14/2017!
Good With Kids: Yes
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Glazier, puppy to a female GSD and male Great Pyrenees, was dumped at a shelter. Glazier cannot be any cuter and is absolutely a great little girl, happy go lucky and loves to give puppy kisses. Glazier 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, Glazier will become even more of an amazing girl than she already is. If interested and she sounds like a good match for your family, please submit an adoption application for Glazier!
Gabriel
ADOPTED 10/14/2017!
Good With Kids: Yes
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Gabriel, puppy to a female GSD and male Great Pyrenees, was dumped at a shelter. Gabriel cannot be any cuter and is absolutely a great little boy, happy go lucky and loves to give puppy kisses. Gabriel 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, Gabriel will become even more of an amazing boy than he already is. If interested and he sounds like a good match for your family, please submit an adoption application for Gabriel!
Gayla
ADOPTED 10/12/2017!
Good With Kids: Yes
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Gayla, puppy to a female GSD and male Great Pyrenees, was dumped at a shelter. Gayla cannot be any cuter and is absolutely a great little girl, happy go lucky and loves to give puppy kisses. Gayla 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, Gayla will become even more of an amazing girl than she already is. If interested and she sounds like a good match for your family, please submit an adoption application for Gayla!
Elke
ADOPTED 10/09/2017!
Good With Kids: Unknown
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Our volunteers cannot say enough good things about Elke. She is beautiful, sweet, enjoys humans and well mannered. It is obvious that someone spent time with her as she is obedient and is always checking in with her person looking for direction. She walks pretty good on a leash and will lean into her person.
Jixer
ADOPTED 10/07/2017!
Good With Kids: Unknown
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Jixer found himself in a shelter needing some to spring him and that we did. He is a nice friendly boy who gets along with other dogs he has met. This handsome boy is looking for a commitment for his lifetime from his new family. A life full of love, proper care, and of course training.
Updates:We have learned more about Jixer and his past. He was surrendered to the shelter after a family member convinced his family that they were not properly caring for him. He had lived his life on a chain in a circle of dirt. He has never lived in a home and has had no training. Jixer has a lot of energy that will need to be channeled and work with. He will need to learn house manners and of course good obedience training.
Jixer is no couch potato and will require an active family who can keep his energy level in check with both physical and mental exercise.
Cammy
ADOPTED 10/07/2017!
Good With Kids: Unknown
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This sweet girl found herself as a stray which landed her in a shelter. They estimated her to be a year old but her mannerisms are that of a younger dog. She is full of puppy playfulness, kisses, and tail wags. She loves the water and will entertain you as she chases the splashing water around in the pool. Cammy will make a great furry family member and with training, things will get even better.
Gatlin
ADOPTED 10/06/2017!
Good With Kids: Yes
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Gatlin, puppy to a female GSD and male Great Pyrenees, was dumped at a shelter. Gatlin cannot be any cuter and is absolutely a great little boy, happy go lucky and loves to give puppy kisses. Gatlin 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, Gatlin will become even more of an amazing boy than he already is. If interested and he sounds like a good match for your family, please submit an adoption application for Gatlin!
Glee
ADOPTED 10/06/2017!
Good With Kids: Yes
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Glee, puppy to a female GSD and male Great Pyrenees, was dumped at a shelter. Glee cannot be any cuter and is absolutely a great little girl, happy go lucky and loves to give puppy kisses. Glee 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, Glee will become even more of an amazing girl than she already is. If interested and she sounds like a good match for your family, please submit an adoption application for Glee!
Oscar
ADOPTED 10/05/2017!
Good With Kids: Unknown
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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.
Gizmo
ADOPTED 10/04/2017!
Good With Kids: Yes
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Gizmo, puppy to a female GSD and male Great Pyrenees, was dumped at a shelter. Gizmo cannot be any cuter and is absolutely a great little boy, happy go lucky and loves to give puppy kisses. Gizmo 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, Gizmo will become even more of an amazing boy than he already is. If interested and he sounds like a good match for your family, please submit an adoption application for Gizmo!
Lars
ADOPTED 10/02/2017!
Good With Kids: Yes
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Lars came to us as an owner surrender sadly after his former family got a puppy to replace him. Well it was his lucky day as it is obvious that Lars had not been well cared for. Upon his arrival his fur was filthy, skin dry and missing patches of fur. This gentle boy is now receiving vet care and proper nutrition along with supplements. It is obvious he did not live indoors and most likely was kept on a hard rough surface as he does calloused elbows. Lars deserves a family that will show him what having a real family is all about. A comfortable bed, good nutrition, proper care and lots love.
Gale
ADOPTED 10/02/2017!
Good With Kids: Yes
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Gale, puppy to a female GSD and male Great Pyrenees, was dumped at a shelter. Gale cannot be any cuter and is absolutely a great little girl, happy go lucky and loves to give puppy kisses. Gale 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, Gale will become even more of an amazing girl than she already is. If interested and she sounds like a good match for your family, please submit an adoption application for Gale!
Booker
ADOPTED 10/01/2017!
Good With Kids: Unknown
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Booker came to us from a shelter. He is underweight at only 55 lbs, now that he eating regular nutritious meals he will start to put on weight. He has missing fur from a severe Flea infestation. He has been treated for the fleas and is now on medication to help heal his skin. His beautiful black coat will be looking great in no time. Booker needs a family who can see past his current rough condition knowing that with proper care his exterior will shine the same as his personality and heart does. Please show Booker that their are humans in this world that are kind and loving, ask to meet him.
Sebastian
ADOPTED 10/01/2017!
Good With Kids: Yes
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Sebastian found himself in a shelter hoping someone would give him the chance at a second life. He was heartworm positive but has undergone treatment. He is somewhat unsettled with all of the changes in his life, but with time he will settle in.
Updates:Sebastian warms up to people quickly, he follows you wherever you go, and lays down near you, and craves attention all the time. He does have separation issues, needs a secure crate until he gets over his separation issues. He is housebroken, does know basic commands but needs more training. He seems good around kids. He does interact well with other dogs. At night time, if you're around, he does go into his crate and stays there all night with no issues.
Sebastian has settled in nicely to the household routine. He is a sweet, easy-going, well-behaved dog. He enjoys a game of fetch as well as just chilling out close to his favorite human. He welcomes attention and cuddles, and does not like getting left behind. He knows basic commands but could use some reinforcement. He walks well on a leash, will pull when excited but correct easily. He is anxious to make friends with every dog and human he meets. He will make a great companion for someone who has the time to give him.
Rainee
ADOPTED 10/01/2017!
Good With Kids: Unknown
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Rainee made her way to us after finding herself in a shelter, we have no idea why this beautiful girl ended up there. She just arrived in our care so we still are getting to know her. She has been friendly with the people she has met and seems to want to please. Of course she will need to go to training with her new family so that she can be a well behaved family member.
Updates:Rainee is a delightful young dog. She’s quite the “head turner,” so very beautiful and very good natured. At about 2 years old she still has an abundance of “puppy” energy, and like all young dogs can be a bit rambunctious, easily distracted, and cautious in new situations that confuse her, but she is very responsive and learns quickly. She is working on her basic commands (although “down” can still often slip into “rub my belly”!), crates beautifully, has not had any accidents in the house, and has been getting along nicely with the other dogs in the structured environment in her foster home. Miss Rainee is a real gem – a “diamond in the rough” that is waiting for her family to find her and give her the care, training, and love she needs to reach her full potential. Please ask to meet Rainee if that might be you!
Guinness
ADOPTED 09/30/2017!
Good With Kids: Yes, older kids
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Guinness had a rough start in life. He lived with 7 Children that were allowed to torment, tease and hit him. The adults punished him with a shock collar at full strength, hit him in the face, sprayed water at him, put him in a crate that was much too small for him or chained outside. Guinness is with a caring foster who is working with him as he learns to trust humans, especially when it comes to his food and toys. He is loving and friendly but does require positive training and interaction. He enjoys playing and going for walks which of course helps burn off some of that puppy energy.
Updates:Guinness is doing quite well at his foster home. Foster doesn't have any issues with food aggression and does just fine in the right size crate. Does well in car and walks well on leash. He loves playing with other dogs and plays well with toys and bones. Still can be hesitant if approached too quickly, but no aggression. Does well around other people as long as they approach gently. He is great with older kids unknown for young children. Still learning to trust people again.
Tesla
ADOPTED 09/30/2017!
Good With Kids: Unknown
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Tesla came to us from a shelter so we have no history on him. He is a young 1 1/2 year old handsome boy who is looking for his forever family and home. He needs some work on his manners and obedience training, but he's a smart boy so he should pick things up quickly. Structure and guidance from his new family, along with lots of exercise will of course be required.
Gypsy
ADOPTED 09/30/2017!
Good With Kids: Yes
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Beautiful Gypsy has arrived and is looking for a family who will properly care for her. She was picked up as a stray and taken to the shelter, her family was notified but when they found out she was heartworm positive they no longer wanted her. We will be sure that she receives treatment for heartworm. Had she been kept on monthly heartworm prevention this would have been avoided. Gypsy seems to be a well mannered girl with a nice energy level. This beautiful girl is looking for a family who will properly care for and provide for her the rest of her life.
Updates:Gypsy is quite the lady of the house! She’s obviously spent time indoors and understands that toilets are for drinking water until she knows where the water bowl is, couches are soft spots to lie on unless you don’t allow that, and very important - she’s knows to go potty outside. She doesn’t pull much on the leash and she’s had some training as she knows sit, paw and down. Like most self respecting pups, she would like to chase those pesky squirrels but we’re limiting her physical activity so we can treat her heart worm. Luckily they come to entertain her on the deck. She is pretty calm and laid back for a three year old. She takes treats gently and isn’t food aggressive with the resident senior pup. If you’re looking for love, this beauty is for you. She’s looking for her forever person - could it be you?
Sommer
ADOPTED 09/24/2017!
Good With Kids: Yes
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Sommer we believe is a Shusky (German Shepherd Husky mix) with beautiful blue eyes. She found herself in a shelter along with her mom Adele and sister Faye. She is somewhat shy but her foster is working with her on building her confidence. Training with her new family will help a lot with this, along with socialization. She is looking for her forever home with a family who show her love. Please remember that she is a puppy and will require patience and commitment from her family.
Updates:Sommer is doing well adjusting in her new home. She can be timid at times but a structured routine helps her to build trust. She is working on her bathroom schedule but she is coming along very well.
She becomes a very different puppy when outside that is very eager to chase and play.
She is a stunner and she deserves a great forever home.
Ellie
ADOPTED 09/23/2017!
Good With Kids: Yes
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We have no idea why Ellie found herself in a shelter other than her former family dumped her there, but we do know she was very scared. She is in a loving foster home now living the good life. Once comfortable in her new surroundings she comes out of her shell and enjoys running around playing. Ellie needs to gain some weight. Please consider Ellie as your next furry family member, she really needs the security of a forever home.
Updates:Ellie is sweet and smart! She’s a bit shy and timid at first and needs time to warm up to you but once she does, she is a love bug. She likes treats and belly rubs. She would be a couch potato if permitted, if not, a soft dog bed will do her just fine. She is completely house broken! She hasn’t had much if any training but she is smart and corrects easily. She is pretty calm and mellow most of the time. She doesn’t object when I look in her ears or check out her paws. She is good around other dogs and would enjoy a companion. She is very gentle when taking treats and sits for her food. She isn’t kid tested but I suspect she would be the perfect lady around them. She rides well in the car. She has a fabulous curly tail and prances like a thoroughbred - check out the video. If you are looking for a sweet, lovable companion and have time to train her - Ellie is your girl. All she needs is gentle guidance and she’s happy to please.
Logan
ADOPTED 09/23/2017!
Good With Kids: Yes
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Logan was purchased off of Craigslist, when the purchaser met him she was appalled by his condition. She immediately reached out to rescue to get Logan the help he needed.
At only 4 months old it was obvious he had been living in a filthy outdoor pen. His smell was very foul, fur was filthy, he had a very round belly and carpal subluxation of all 4 limbs.
He was immediately seen by a vet, his fecal came back with severe hookworms and treatment was started. Sadly 2 days later Logan became quite ill, he was rushed back to the vet where he was diagnosed with parvovirus.
This sweet pup is now fighting for his life in the ICU at the vet hospital. Please keep Logan in your thoughts and prayers.
Comanche
ADOPTED 09/23/2017!
Good With Kids: Unknown
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Comanche's family was moving and couldn't take him with them luckily. He was not well cared for, he lived in a muddy outdoor pen and had not been to a vet. Comanche is your typical young pup that needs training and guidance. He needs to learn that jumping up to greet people is not acceptable and he also needs to learn leash manners. This of course will come along with consistency and training. Comanche has lots of puppy energy that will need to be properly directed. This handsome boy is looking for a family who will commit to his training, provide a lifetime of care and of course lots of walks and playtime.
Harmony
ADOPTED 09/23/2017!
Good With Kids: Unknown
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Harmony was found as a stray and ended up in a shelter. She is missing a rear paw which appears to be from an old injury. This does not slow her down, she can run and play as well as any 4 pawed dog. She is friendly and very much enjoys a good belly rub. Harmony will need training to help her overcome her dislike of vacuums, hairdryers, etc. This can be easily dealt with by putting her away when these items are in use and of course ongoing training. Harmony will make a loving companion for a very lucky family.
Updates:Sweet Miss Harmony is a friendly little cuddle bug.
Though she is small, she is mighty… Cute. If you're looking for a dog to guard your home, keep looking. Harmony greets everyone she sees with her belly exposed ready for rubs and snuggles.
She is doing well in her foster home. She enjoys attention from children and is getting along with the resident dog. She established boundaries with him letting him know that she doesn't like to roughhouse. Harmony would happily live with another dog but she would be just as happy to be an only dog. She is looking for somewhere that she can be spoiled rotten.
Harmony would not do well in a home with cats. She has a strong prey drive and cats are just way too much fun. She also likes chasing animals when she is outside. Even though she small she can create a significant impact at the end of her leash when she sees a squirrel. So it's important to always be on the lookout and have a good grasp on her leash.
Harmony is learning to respond to her name. She does not come when she's called yet. However once you have her attention she has learned how to sit. She also understands to come and drop it but she does not consistently follow it, yet. Harmony is doing very well with housebreaking her last accident was at the door where we leave to go for walks. So she has figured it out.
Harmony does not mind being crated during the day while the family is at work/school. She even goes in her crate from time to time when people are home to relax. She would prefer to go to a home where somebody lets her sleep on a dog bed on the floor in their room.
Harmony is missing a hind paw for reasons that are unknown to us. However, she has no trouble walking, running, climbing steps, navigating tree branches etc. on a walk. In fact, we're pretty sure Harmony doesn't know her paw is missing. So please don't tell her when you meet her.
Shane
ADOPTED 09/22/2017!
Good With Kids: Yes
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Shane and his brother Sean are as cute as can be. We know mom is a GSD but we have no idea what breed dad was. These cute little bundles of joy have so much too learn and will require a patient family who can handle all that comes with puppy love. They will have accidents, they will chew and get into things they shouldn't, they will keep you up at night and require ongoing socialization with other dogs and people. Puppy training is a great start to a well behaved pup. Please be sure you able to make a commitment to him for his lifetime.
Sean
ADOPTED 09/22/2017!
Good With Kids: Yes
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Sean and his brother Shane are as cute as can be. We know mom is a GSD but we have no idea what breed dad was. These cute little bundles of joy have so much too learn and will require a patient family who can handle all that comes with puppy love. They will have accidents, they will chew and get into things they shouldn't, they will keep you up at night and require ongoing socialization with other dogs and people. Puppy training is a great start to a well behaved pup. Please be sure you able to make a commitment to him for his lifetime.
Update: Sean is a smart boy who loves attention and giving lots of kisses. We have been working on housebreaking and he is doing great. He loves playing with toys, getting treats and of course meal times.
Faye
ADOPTED 09/22/2017!
Good With Kids: Yes
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Faye found herself in a shelter along with her sister Sommer and mother Adele. The condition they were in made it obvious that they were not well cared for. All were covered in fleas and underweight. Faye is now in a foster home receiving proper care, nutrition and love. She will benefit from guidance, consistency and training. This will help build her confidence, teach her good manners and bond with her family.
Updates:Faye took little time adjusting to her new foster home. She is very loving and playful. Faye loves playing with the pull toy and walks nicely as part of the pack with the resident dogs. Faye also enjoys time with the resident children, she loves on them and plays very gently with them. We are working on housebreaking and she already has an idea of going potty outside. It is just going to take a little more work. If you are ready for a fun loving puppy that will be a great addition consider Faye.
Bear
ADOPTED 09/13/2017!
Good With Kids: Unknown
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Bear found himself in a shelter and we cannot imagine why. He is such a nice boy, very laid back and nothing seems to phase him. He is good with other dogs that he has met and enjoys time with people. Ask to meet this big handsome fella, he could be your new bff.
Jake
ADOPTED 09/13/2017!
Good With Kids: Yes
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Jake came to us as an owner surrender as his family could not find anywhere to live that would allow Jake. His family was heartbroken. Jake was their 1 1/2 year old child's best friend, he had been with him since the baby was born. He is a friendly, loving boy who enjoys other dogs and spending time with his people. He loves the outdoors, going for walks and playtime. One of his favorite games is playing keep away when you run after him. Although he is enjoying the comforts of a foster home, he would love to have a forever family.
Titan
ADOPTED 09/11/2017!
Good With Kids: Yes
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This handsome boy made his way to us as his family is moving and not able to take him with them. He was much loved and well cared for. In his previous home he lived with 2 young children. Titan enjoys the company of other dogs. He rides well in the car, is housebroken and crate trained. He does need work on his leash manners but does correct easily when pulling. Titan would be a good fit for almost any family.
Kit Kat
ADOPTED 09/09/2017!
Good With Kids: Unknown
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Kit Kat is doing great with adapting to her foster home, with her cohabitant female lab and a bunny. She doesn’t seem to have a prey drive, as she shows no interest in the bunny. She is very sweet and is quick to warm up to new people. I’m amazed at how fast she picks up basic commands and learns the routines of a new environment. She came into rescue with Parasites and a respiratory infection although she is improving every day and has great appetite, which should help with her being a bit underweight. She seems new to being on a leash, so I’m working on her leash manners, although she is picking up the routine and processes quickly. She has no food aggression issues, and does well in a crate. She is housebroken, and will kindly let you know when she needs to go. She loves being by your side, and will follow you around, seeking attention and waiting for direction. If you’re looking for snuggle buddy, that will provide unconditional love, give Kit Kat a chance.
Julie
ADOPTED 09/08/2017!
Good With Kids: Unknown
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Julie was adopted from a shelter when she was just a puppy, sadly she somehow ended up back at the shelter 3 years later. Julie is an energetic girl, it is obvious her former family did not spend time training with her. Training is so very important as it provides a well balanced dog who knows what is expected of them and teaches them good manners. It is never too late for training and Julie is eager to learn.
Updates:
Julie loves to chase her big red ball.
Bella
ADOPTED 09/08/2017!
Good With Kids: Yes
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Bella made her way to us from us a shelter.
She was surrendered to the shelter due to ongoing allergies/skin issues. She is now under the care of our vets who are treating her, she has also been switched to a grain free diet.
She has made great improvements medically, but still has a way to go. We are hopeful with the care that she is receiving we will get this under control.
Bella is so sweet and loving, in her previous home she lived with 6 children and other dogs.
Updates: Lucy
ADOPTED 09/06/2017!
Good With Kids: Yes
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Sweet Lucy, how such a friendly and loving dog ended up at a shelter is unknown. Lucy loves everyone she meets, she greets them with tail wags and tries solicit belly rubs. Another dog to play with is lots of fun, or a family that will engage in playtime, long walks and lots of cuddle time would make Lucy very happy.
Updates:Lucy is adjusting very well to her new home.
She enjoys longs walks fetch and lots of love and attention. She is very excited whenever approached by a new friend and she politely sits and waits to be loved. She is great on the leash and great in the car taking the scenic route.
I know she would thrive in any loving home but I really think she would love company from other dogs and possibly cats. She is gentle and caring and needs a great family to share a forever home!
Layla
ADOPTED 09/02/2017!
Good With Kids: Yes
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Layla came to us as an owner surrender as she did not enjoy sharing her home with cats. They were just too much fun to chase which they did not appreciate. Other than cats she will happily share her home with other dogs. She will require training and a family who set boundaries and provide guidance as she learns what is expected of her. She is young and eager to learn.
Updates: Layla has been in her foster home for a week now and is the sweetest cuddle puppy ever. She doesn't know that she weighs over 50lbs and she doesn't care, she is sure that she'll fit in your lap.
Prior to her surrender, she lived her life, alone, in a pen in a yard. She is now learning proper household manners. She responds to the correction of a spray bottle of water. In fact, she only needs to see the bottle now. She is doing very well with house breaking and has more accident free days, even though she is taking prednisone, which causes excessive thirst and urination. She is keeping her crate dry for up to 7 hours.
Layla spent so much time alone in the past that she doesn't complain about being in a crate. However, she's starting to avoid getting in the crate in the first place. To help develop a positive association she eats in her crate.
Layla loves children, even little ones, but she is rambunctious and might knock them over. She is exceptionally welcoming to little people and their awkward advances. She clearly enjoys toddlers. Of course, like all dogs, she requires appropriate supervision to make sure that she doesn't knock a child down the steps or snatch a snack and get a finger. She has not shown any aggression over food or toys but she does not always remember to take treats nicely.
Layla has enjoyed everyone who she has met, readily offering her belly for rubs. She is not a couch potato. She enjoys jogging, chasing balls, and rough housing with her canine foster brother. She would do well as a companion for another energetic dog and/or a family that spends time outdoors and wants to bring their happy-go-lucky dog along.
She was reported to be a cat chaser. She met cats and small dogs on walks and in the kennel and has shown playful interest but doesn't show any aggression. Because she is energetic and does not know her size, teaching boundaries with smaller animals is important. However, she likely could be taught not to chase cats and small dogs.
Layla came into her foster home not knowing the command "sit," struggled with walking down stairs, and didn't understand how to walk on a leash. She is so young and puppy-like that training her is fun she and she is learning quickly.
Many shepherds do not do well with in a home with lots of new people coming and going. Not Layla! She loves anyone, anytime, anywhere, she would love you too