Adopted MAGSR Dogs

Dasha found herself dumped at a shelter.  She is a gorgeous long hair 5 year old girl.  She has not had the best of care, her coat sparse, full of dirt and fleas.  She has some hair loss, a skin and ear infection from flea dermatitis and poor nutrition.  She is now being well cared for in her foster home.  She has been treated for fleas and her skin infection and she is eating a high quality food with some supplements.  She needs to gain some weight and grow back some of her coat but she is beautiful regardless.  She enjoys playing with other dogs but can sometimes be bossy and pushy.  She would do best with a non dominant dog, as she wants to be the queen.

Trey is a sweet 7 month old black & tan bi-color.  He is still very much a puppy, full of playfulness and puppy antics.  He has a lot to learn and that is where training comes in.  He will learn good manners, leash skills and obedience all while creating a bond with his new family.  Direction, consistency, exercise, walks, playtime and love for his lifetime, are you ready to make the commitment....if so ask to meet Trey

Nala was surrendered to a shelter as her family was moving.  Sweet Nala was so frightened at the shelter, her world was turned upside down.  She would love to be out of a kennel and back into a home with a family of her very own, one that will cherish her for her lifetime.  She may very well be house broken, as she keeps her kennel area clean and waits to be taken outside to go potty.  She is young, full of energy and puppy playfulness.  Of course she requires training to learn good canine manners and leash skills.

Emory is a big, sweet, fun loving 10 month old puppy. How this handsome boy ended up as a stray and in a shelter is beyond us. He has all of the mannerisms of a puppy, playful and goofy. He is looking for a family who will provide him with training, guidance, playtime, walks, love and care for his lifetime.

Blitz was found dumped on the side of the road, very scared and confused.  This sweet boy is deaf and was alone it was no wonder he was scared.  Don't let the idea of a deaf dog scare you from adopting him, they can be easily trained with the use of a vibration collar and hand signals.  Blitz didn't deserve to tossed away like trash, he is a sweet and loving puppy who will make a wonderful family member.  He is currently in a foster home getting use to his new surroundings and of course living the good life he so deserves.  Please open your heart and home to him, he will be forever grateful.

Zale found himself in a shelter after being picked up as a stray. He is a very handsome young Belgian Malinois. Right now he is skittish and scared, which comes with all of the changes he has been through. He is being given time to adjust to his new surroundings. While Malinois' may look similar to German Shepherds they are not the same dogs. They are often times high energy requiring extended daily exercise and activities, they need ongoing training and socialization with people and other dogs. They are active, loving and enjoy having a job. Malinois' are not for someone who is looking for a laid back, couch potato. Zale will need a family that can meet his needs both physically and mentally.

Kimbra was found as a stray along with Admiral.  We are not sure if they lived together but they seem very close and enjoy each other's company.  From what we know of her so far, she seems sweet with a friendly disposition, she is good with other dogs.  Of course she will need to attend training classes so that she can be the best she can be, training also helps with creating a strong bond with her new family.

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.

This handsome boy is done with being a wanderer,  he is ready to settle into a home with a new family.  He is pretty chill, a quiet passenger in the car and super friendly.  Yes, he needs to learn some leash manners along with other good canine manners, but that will come with training which is required.  Ask to meet handsome Tago.

Sweet Otto made his way to us from a family that cared for him after he was dumped on their property.  We have no information about his past.  He is a very nice boy but very scared at this time.  Obviously all of the changes have him unsettled.  He is now in a caring foster home being provided with comfort and time to decompress.  Once Otto has settled in we will post updates. 

Otto's foster reports that being in a home seems new to him.  He is frightened by the stairs and going through doorways.  He has no idea what to do with toys.  He has come out of his shell with one of the resident dogs, they enjoy romping around and playing.  His foster dad is working with him daily to help him become more confident.

Otto is continuing to make progress; he has mastered stairs and is getting calmer going through doorways.  He gets along well with the four large  GSDs in his foster home.  When Otto first arrived in his foster home, he would constantly hide in the back of his crate and had to be urged out for any activities. Otto has become much more confident over the last two weeks; he is comfortable wandering the house, taking walks around the property and prefers to nap in the corner of the living room rather than in his crate.  Over the last couple of days he started to play with chew toys and is taking tentative first steps playing fetch.  Although shy with new people, he is very affectionate and attentive with his foster.