Adopted MAGSR Dogs
These are the most recent MAGSR adoptions. Dogs adopted prior to 2016 can be found here.
Bailey
ADOPTED 07/17/2016!
Good With Kids: Yes
Will you help them by donating or volunteering?
Bailey came to us from shelter where she had been surrendered due to a family members allergies. It was reported that she lived with children and gets along with other dogs. She is housebroken and crate trained. While she does enjoy being petted and loved on, she prefers that you do not touch her feet. She is a sweet, loving and energetic girl who would love to be in a home with her forever family.
Donovan
ADOPTED 07/17/2016!
Good With Kids: Yes
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Donovan along with his BFF Mac are looking for a new family and home. They are hoping that a family has room and enough love for both of them as they are very bonded. They are both very nice boys but somewhat confused as to why they are with us and not with their family. They lived with cats and got along fine. Do you have enough room in your hearts and home for Mac & Donovan.....if so ask to meet this great pair.
Max
ADOPTED 07/16/2016!
Good With Kids: Older kids only
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Max is a handsome boy who is very intelligent but it is evident he was not treated well in his previous situation. He is very shy and lacks confidence but has shown that he is very friendly with other dogs and they help him gain confidence. He is great with dogs of all sizes and he is even good with cats. He is shy especially with men but warms up slowly. He would do best in a home with older children as younger children's unpredictable movements startled him. Max is house broken and crate trained. Training will go a long way to benefit Max and help him build the bond with his people and gain confidence he lacks. He is a very sweet boy looking for someone to show him that not all people are bad. Once he bonds with you, he will be your forever best friend. Could Max be the dog for you?
Updates:Max has since been through a board and train program with Applejack K9 and attends weekly group classes in which he does very well. He excels in training and continues to learn new things each week. He will continue to go to lessons at Applejack K9 until he graduates. His obedience training the rescue paid for will be extended to whoever adopts him, which is an excellent perk of adopting Max. Max is obedience trained and knows sit, stay, down, come, heel, drop and crate. He has built up his confidence and is looking for a leader to show him that they are in control of the situation. He responds well to a strong handler and wants to please his person. He wants to be wherever his foster is and follows her like a shadow. He loves belly rubs, marrow bones, squeaky toys and cheese. His favorite past time is playing fetch and he will retrieve the ball and drop it right in front of your feet....so long as you have another ball ready to go for him to chase. He is a patient dog and doesn't mind just hanging out but absolutely loves to go on car rides. Max enjoys the comfort of his crate and will go in there on his own to sleep or just hang out. He would do best in a household without a lot of excitement since he feels the need to keep tabs on everyone all the time. Max tends to be protective which is a good quality, however, he needs to know when it is appropriate and when it is not which he is learning in his foster home. He continues to make his foster mom laugh daily at his antics and is a very affectionate and loyal dog who longs for a person or people to call his own. Ask to meet Max!
Mika
ADOPTED 07/08/2016!
Good With Kids: Yes
Will you help them by donating or volunteering?
Mika was surrendered to an emergency vet when it was discovered that he had come down with Parvo, a highly contagious viral disease and potentially life threatening. Parvo is an expensive virus that can be avoided if properly vaccinated. Mika is fighting for his life and currently receiving 24/7 medical care at an emergency vet where he will receive the best possible care. Should Mika survive this difficult virus, he will be able to move on and enjoy being a puppy. As is true of all puppies, Mika is cute and cuddly; he will require a lot of attention, time, and patience from his new family. He has a lot to learn and will need leadership and guidance in order to become a good canine citizen. He will get into things, chew on inappropriate things, have accidents, whine, and want lots of attention and love. Mika will need proper food and vet care for the rest of his life. In return, he will smother you in puppy kisses and cuddles while entertaining you with his puppy antics. If interested in Mika, please be sure you have the time and patience to raise a puppy and commit to him for his entire life.
Thank you to all the generous donors who helped us save Mika's life. Your help is still needed by more deserving dogs.
Dino
ADOPTED 07/03/2016!
Good With Kids: Yes
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Dino was surrendered as he was not adapting well to his family's new busy schedule. He lived with children and gets along well with other dogs. He has never been exposed to cats. According to his former family he is crate trained and housebroken. They feel he would do best in a home where his family is not gone for extended periods of time as he can become anxious when left home alone for too long. Dino is a very nice boy who loves to be with his people.
Shaina
ADOPTED 07/03/2016!
Good With Kids: Older kids only
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Shaina is a female German Shepherd with a beautiful tri-color coat. She's great with people and gets along with other large dogs. No small dogs or cats. Shaina is a strong willed girl and will need an experienced adopter who is familiar with German Shepherds and is a strong pack leader. Training will help her learn her boundaries. Shaina has a lot of love to give and is ready to live with a family of her own.
Elsa
ADOPTED 07/02/2016!
Good With Kids: Unknown
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Elsa was found in the woods with a collar on that was much too small. She happily and eagerly went home with the person who found her. Every attempt was made to find her person but no one came looking for her. She is a young girl that is in need of guidance, boundaries, training, love and affection. Please give her a chance to show you that she deserves your time, patience and love.
Nadina
ADOPTED 07/02/2016!
Good With Kids: Unknown
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Nadina was dumped at a shelter after the breeders decided they were done breeding her. Well her breeding days are over, she is now ready to enjoy a life where she is cherished and loved. She is a pleasant and joyful girl who enjoys the company of other dogs, but prefers not to share her home with cats. Ask to meet this lovely lady to see if Nadina is the right fit for your family.
Olga
ADOPTED 06/29/2016!
Good With Kids: Yes
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Olga was living her life in a yard with no shelter, food or water. The day she was confiscated it was 27 degrees, her body temperature was low and she was very emaciated weighing only 37 lbs. The shelter workers took very good care of her while she waited to make her way into rescue. Olga now weighs 55 lbs and could use just a few more lbs. So far what we have learned about her is that she is friendly and seems quite happy. She is ready to start her life anew...could that be with your family?
Updates:Olga is adjusting well in her foster home and loves having a little companionship. Olga is living with both a resident female GSD mix and 3 cats and is doing just great. Her fosters say that she's adjusting far better then they thought and her leash discipline has improved greatly already. Olga seems to be enjoying her time outside the kennel and has been nothing but a positive ball of energy. Ask to meet sweet Olga.
Honey
ADOPTED 06/29/2016!
Good With Kids: Yes
Will you help them by donating or volunteering?
Honey was surrendered with her mom because her human could no longer take care of them. As is true of all puppies, Honey is sweet, cute and cuddly. Honey will require a lot of attention, time, and patience from her new family. She has a lot to learn and will need leadership and guidance in order to become a good canine citizen. She will get into things, chew on inappropriate things, have accidents, whine, and want lots of attention and love. Honey will need proper food and vet care for the rest of her life. In return, she will smother you in puppy kisses and cuddles while entertaining you with her puppy antics. If interested in Honey, please be sure you have the time and patience to raise a puppy and commit to her for her entire life.