Adopted MAGSR Dogs

Beethoven is one of 22 dogs from the Carolina's that needed help due to Hurricane Florence.

Beethoven is a furry friendly guy who is looking for his forever home and family.  With all of the stress and changes he has been gone through and a long transport to our care, he has handled it well.  As he is new to us we will continue to get to know him better and post updates.

Mo was returned to MAGSR as his person was not able to provide a safe environment for him.  He was allowed outside without a fenced in area and without being on a leash, so yes he would wander off.  Well this happy, friendly, playful boy is back in the safety of our care and is now looking for a family who will keep him safe.  A fenced yard in not required to adopt from us, but without one Mo would need to be leashed walked and not allowed to wander around on his own.  Everyone who picked Mo up while wandering around town said he is the friendliest, happy go lucky boy.  He needs training,  he needs direction from his family, he needs structure and he needs lots of play time, exercise, walks and love.

Braggs was surrendered to a shelter as his former person said he worked too much, not having enough time to care for Braggs.  Former owner said that he is good with dogs, cats and children.  We have yet to see him interact with children and cats.  He is a friendly boy, young and playful.  Of course he needs to attend training classes to learn good manners.

Sweet Jasmine's former person passed away and she was surrendered to a shelter.   She is a gorgeous and friendly girl that is confused with all of the changes in her life.  She is settling nicely, doing well with our volunteers and did well meeting other dogs.  Unfortunately we do not have much prior history on her.  If you are looking for a stunning, regal, large girl to go for leisurely walks, curl up with while reading or watching television Jasmine is your girl.

Heidie was abandoned by her person at a friends home and never returned for her.  When abandoned she was pregnant, the friend birthed the puppies and found them homes.  She is understandably confused with the recent changes in her life.  She lived with a male GSD and was around cats without issues.  She did live with children and did well with them.  We are giving her time to settle in and will post updates once we know her better.

Dayse was surrendered by her elderly former owner as she was too much dog for her.  She also did not do well with the resident cats.  Dayse is in need of training, manners, consistency and structure.  She is a friendly girl that needs to learn jumping up to greet people is not acceptable.

Hansel was a stray to a shelter, so we have no prior  history on him.  Since in our care he has been very friendly with our volunteers and leans in for petting.  He did well when being introduced to other dogs.  He gets excited which stimulates him to welcome other dogs and people with excited barking.  Of course he will benefit from training, structure and consistency from his new family.  At a year old  he has a lot to learn.

Acton was a stray to a shelter, so we have no prior history.  During his time with us he has been friendly with our volunteers and did well with dog introductions.  Training is imperative with all dogs that are adopted from us, they  need to learn manners and become accustomed to their home and family life.  

Maren was surrendered to us as her elderly caregivers were moving and could not keep her.  She has not had any training or guidance, nor has she been exposed to the world around her.  She will need a family who will commit to training to help her build her confidence and of course to learn good canine manners.  It is important that Maren has ongoing socialization and is introduced to the sounds, sights and smells of the world.  It is her families job to guide her, work with her daily, provide lots of playtime, exercise, love and care.

Roxie is your typical playful and curious puppy.  Please be prepared for a puppy as they are time consuming, they need training, socialization, lots of exercise and a lifetime of love and care.  Yes, puppies chew things they shouldn't, they get into things, they have potty accidents and they have lots of energy.