Adopted MAGSR Dogs
These are the most recent MAGSR adoptions. Dogs adopted prior to 2016 can be found here.
Wyatt
ADOPTED 05/16/2016!
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?
Can you imagine after being with your person for 13 years and they suddenly disappear? Wyatt has come back to MAGSR at the mature age of 13 as sadly his owner was in a tragic accident leaving him unable to care for Wyatt. Wyatt is an extremely loyal dog that was dearly loved and this poor boy must be super confused as to where his dad is.
Wyatt is a laid back senior boy that enjoys the companionship of his person. He is house broken and crate trained although a crate is certainly not required for this regal boy. His favorite past time is sunning himself outside on a warm day! He is super friendly and excellent with people including children 10 and above. He doesn't get on beds or furniture and isn't a chewer. While needing a short stent in foster a few years ago he slept quietly all night on his dog bed in my 9 year old's bedroom. He would quietly go to bed in the evenings and you wouldn't hear a peep till 10 to 12 hours later when he needed to go potty. He is older now and sleeps quite a bit and although he is a bit slower he still enjoys a short stroll.
In his younger years he was courteous to other dogs in the home while on leash. Off leash he would test the water for alpha position. Since he was fostered in a home with more than one alpha so it was safer for all to keep him on leash. As he is matured and much slower likely his drive for alpha position has lessened as he is much happier sleeping and being close to his person. He is cat friendly and super easy going.
Wyatt is on daily medication and supplements to keep him comfortable, which is bringing him some much needed relief. Please find it in your heart to give this sweet boy a loving home to lay his head for his remaining time. He will be so grateful for your love and attention. He bonds quickly to those providing love and care and will be forever grateful for your love.
Updates:Wyatt is a sweet older gentleman who has clearly been very affected by everything that has gone on recently. He is just starting to come around and show interest in his foster parents. Wyatt has had some difficulty getting around, but his foster parents are walking him in the neighborhood, and he has wanted to go further than he has been allowed so far, but with each day, the distance is increasing. Wyatt eats well and takes his meds easily. Wyatt is starting to show some sign of happiness and playfulness. If Wyatt sounds like a senior guy for you, please ask to meet him.
Willoughby
ADOPTED 05/15/2016!
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?
Willoughby is a male German Shepherd mix who is approx. 10 months old. He is a submissive male who gets along with everybody. Willoughby has an easy-going personality and is not a difficult dog at all. This super sweet doll baby would be a perfect family dog and would enjoy being part of any family activity. Willoughby has so much love to give and just wants a home of his own.
Updates:Willoughby has been in his foster home now for almost 2 weeks and is settling in nicely. His foster parents like to call him "Willow" and report that he has proven to be a polite & very well-behaved house guest. He loves his toys - especially his stuffed 'babies!' He is fully housebroken, calm, great on the leash & he rides quietly in the car. Willow has played with both female resident dogs & has done great. He also play-bows with the other resident dog (a male Malinois) through the crate door. Willow is learning basic obedience commands with his foster parents and he takes treats very gently - he is affectionate and is such a good dog, Ask to meet Willoughby today.
Willow has been in his foster home for about a month. He is gaining confidence and plays with all 3 resident dogs - including an alpha male Malinois. He loves his toys: balls, bones & especially his stuffed hedgehog! Willow rarely barks unless he is playing or wants attention. He does exhibit some prey drive towards wildlife. He would fit in well in an active household & probably would do very well if he had some canine playmates! If Willoughby sounds like a good match for your family, please ask to meet him.
Riley
ADOPTED 05/15/2016!
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?
Riley is a beautiful young girl, she is looking for a family to teach her all that she needs to know. Playtime, walks, belly rubs are greatly appreciated by Riley. Make an appointment to meet Riley to see if she would be a good fit your family.
Hero
ADOPTED 05/14/2016!
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?
Hero along with his brother Patriot were found as strays, they look to be cared for but sadly no one came looking for them. Both boys are friendly, loving, playful and happy to be out of the shelter. Ask to meet them to see if they are the right fit for your family.
Bowden
ADOPTED 05/13/2016!
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?
Bowden is a very a exuberant boy. He's all puppy and exhibits all the normal puppy behaviors. Bowden is an intelligent boy that would benefit and excel in a training class. Training is a must for all our dogs and we have been working with Bowden on his basic commands. Bowden LOVES toys, enjoys long walks and does very well on car rides. He is a very active and a bit high energy. Bowden will be attending events. Watch our website for a opportunity to meet this happy boy.
Updates:Bowden is fairly social with strangers and can be okay with other dogs with proper leash management. However, he does not need the presence of another dog and would thrive as an only dog. While Bowden does like toys, he tends to claim them and does not easily give them up. As training is required, Bowden's adopters should begin training soon after adopting to help lay the groundwork for a healthy foundation. He is treat motivated and rides well in the vehicle. From what we have seen, he does not like cold weather, rain, snow or wind and he would rather be inside where it's comfy rather than outside exploring.
