Adopted MAGSR Dogs
These are the most recent MAGSR adoptions. Dogs adopted prior to 2016 can be found here.
Olaf
ADOPTED 05/26/2018!
Good With Kids: Yes
I've been adopted, thanks to MAGSR but so many more dogs need their help. Will you help them by donating or volunteering?
Olaf is an affectionate boy, he enjoys time with his family. He is housebroken and crate trained. He was in a foster home previously living with other dogs, cats and children, he did fine with all. In his adoptive home he lived with another dog and for reasons unknown he would bark at her incessantly at times. He would go to a dog park, but would want to herd the other dogs, along with barking at them. For this reason Olaf would not be a dog that should go to a dog park. Olaf has had basic obedience training, but further training is needed. Olaf has energy to burn, so a backyard for him to run and play would help his energy. Walks, runs and working on his training will help him both physically and mentally burn energy.
Baylor
ADOPTED 05/26/2018!
Good With Kids: Unknown
I've been adopted, thanks to MAGSR but so many more dogs need their help. Will you help them by donating or volunteering?
Baylor is a sweet, well mannered boy. He is a good size to handle and snuggle with. He's a little shaken up by the recent changes in his life, but he is settling in. Baylor would love to have a family of his very own, the comforts of a soft bed, the love and care a forever family.
Jagger
ADOPTED 05/24/2018!
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Good With Kids: Older kids, over 10
I've been adopted, thanks to MAGSR but so many more dogs need their help. Will you help them by donating or volunteering?
Jagger was not well cared for in his previous home, he also was not well socialized or provided with any training. Jagger will need a adopter that has experience with the breed and has the time and energy to devote to his training. He takes sometime to warm up to new people, so a slow approach is best with this big boy. High value treats are a great way to his heart. Guidance from his new family, ongoing socialization and a good training program will help young Jagger become a well rounded boy.
Updates:Now that Jagger is in a foster home, his true personality is shinning through. Jagger is a very affectionate boy and will shower his human with doggies kisses every opportunity he gets. He frequently underestimates his size and will try and climb into your lap to be pet. Jagger is a big boy and will jump on you/ into you and can be mouthy when excited, which he is working on with his foster mom so best to go to a home without small children. His leash manners have improved in a short time and he heels nicely next to his handler with pinch/prong collar on and he is starting to learn some basic obedience. Jagger rides beautifully in the car, taking in all the sights and sounds. He is not as scared of new people now that he is away from the stress of the kennel environment, but he can still sometimes be weary of strangers and will bark at them. He is a very picky eater and so far have discovered a handful of treats/food he will eat, one of them being canadian bacon. He knows how to play fetch as you can see in his video on his profile and enjoys playing with toys. He has also conquered his fear of the vacuum and instead will focus on playing with his toy while it is on. When Jagger gets too hot, he will remove the top layer of gravel at the dog park and lay beneath a picnic bench. Jagger wants nothing more then to be with his people and will not leave their side. Jagger is the epitome of a GSD; smart, strong, loyal and as such will need someone with GSD experience who will lead him and teach him. If Jagger sounds like the dog for you please ask to meet him, he's waiting for you.
Lolly
ADOPTED 05/19/2018!
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Good With Kids: Yes, older kids
I've been adopted, thanks to MAGSR but so many more dogs need their help. Will you help them by donating or volunteering?
Lolly was dumped at a shelter extremely emaciated. Doing some research her original owner was found. Lolly was given away in Dec and ended up in a shelter in March. She has gained some weight but still needs more. She is such a sweet and loving girl. Lolly has EPI, Exocrine Pancreatic Insufficiency. This is caused when the pancreas does not produce enough enzymes to properly digest food. This is very easily treated by adding enzymes to each meal which helps the body digest food. More information can be found at epi4dogs.com along with before and after pictures of dogs that have EPI.
Lolly is now receiving the enzymes she needs and is gaining weight. Please do not let EPI deter you from considering Lolly, she deserves a family to love and care for her and in return she will give you her devotion.
Updates:Lolly is quickly adapting to life in her foster home. She crates nicely and is only noisy when she needs to go out to do her business and has proven to be housebroken so far. She likes to play fetch, has good ball drive, and tug - she's learning the "out or drop it" command so it’s best to have two balls. Lolly gets along well with the resident large dog. She gets very aroused when she knows her food is being prepared with the enzymes and she does better separated from any other dogs during feeding time. Lolly has been friendly to all humans she has met and enjoys affection - especially the butt rub. She seemed appreciative of the bathing process especially all the massaging and rubbing. Lolly knows some basic commands and doesn’t pull to much on the leash. Lolly is very smart and she will take advantage of her human without consistency, so she’ll need someone who can teach her the rules. If you’re looking for a young dog with medium energy - ask to see beautiful Lolly!
More about the lovely Lolly - she loves water and will get the zoomies after swimming; she loves to play fetch and doesn’t want to stop; she knows sit, down, heel, kennel up and is learning place. Lolly doesn't reacted to other dogs, even reactive ones. Lolly whines when she needs to go out, is excited or wants attention. She likes to be with people and she enjoys being brushed. Lolly rides quietly in the car, crated or not crated. Lolly barks to alert only with good reason. Lolly loves to chew nylabones; was very good at the vets; and is overall a well mannered, balanced dog. Lolly has so much to give - ask to see her today!
Dietra
ADOPTED 05/18/2018!
Good With Kids: Yes
I've been adopted, thanks to MAGSR but so many more dogs need their help. Will you help them by donating or volunteering?
Dietra came to us as an owner surrender. She was much loved by her previous family which included young children and a male GSD. Dietra is a very sweet girl who is in need of a family of very own. Dietra did arrive in our care not putting weight on her rear leg, we had her seen by our vet who recommended she be seen by a orthopedic specialist. Dietra has an appointment scheduled for this coming week to see the specialist in order to find out, if anything, is wrong with her leg. Once we know we will post an update.
Updates:Dietra has been seen by an Orthopedic Specialist. Dietra has a bone infection which is being treated. It was also discovered that Dietra has a torn ACL, once the infection has cleared up she will have TPLO surgery to repair the tear.
MAGSR is committed to Dietra's treatment and surgery. This is a costly endeavor, but Dietra is so worth it. Donations towards her surgery are greatly needed and very much appreciated, no amount is too small. Please help us help Dietra and the many other dogs that rely on us to keep them healthy and safe.
