Adopted MAGSR Dogs

Sean and his brother Shane are as cute as can be.  We know mom is a GSD but we have no idea what breed dad was.  These cute little bundles of joy have so much too learn and will require a patient family who can handle all that comes with puppy love.  They will have accidents, they will chew and get into things they shouldn't, they will keep you up at night and require ongoing socialization with other dogs and people.  Puppy training is a great start to a well behaved pup.  Please be sure you able to make a commitment to him for his lifetime.

Update: Sean is  a smart boy who loves attention and giving lots of kisses.  We have been working on housebreaking and he is doing great.  He loves playing with toys, getting treats and of course meal times.

Bear found himself in a shelter and we cannot imagine why.  He is such a nice boy, very laid back and nothing seems to phase him.  He is good with other dogs that he has met and enjoys time with people.  Ask to meet this big handsome fella, he could be your new bff.

Jake came to us as an owner surrender as his family could not find anywhere to live that would allow Jake.  His family was heartbroken.  Jake was their 1 1/2 year old child's best friend, he had been with him since the baby was born.  He is a friendly, loving boy who enjoys other dogs and spending time with his people.  He loves the outdoors, going for walks and playtime.  One of his favorite games is playing keep away when you run after him.  Although he is enjoying the comforts of a foster home, he would love to have a forever family.

This handsome boy made his way to us as his family is moving and not able to take him with them.  He was much loved and well cared for.  In his previous home he lived with 2 young children.  Titan enjoys the company of other dogs.  He rides well in the car, is housebroken and crate trained.  He does need work on his leash manners but does correct easily when pulling.  Titan would be a good fit for almost any family.

Kit Kat is doing great with adapting to her foster home, with her cohabitant female lab and a bunny.  She doesn’t seem to have a prey drive, as she shows no interest in the bunny.  She is very sweet and is quick to warm up to new people.  I’m amazed at how fast she picks up basic commands and learns the routines of a new environment.  She came into rescue with Parasites and a respiratory infection although she is improving every day and has great appetite, which should help with her being a bit underweight.  She seems new to being on a leash, so I’m working on her leash manners, although she is picking up the routine and processes quickly.  She has no food aggression issues, and does well in a crate.  She is housebroken, and will kindly let you know when she needs to go.  She loves being by your side, and will follow you around, seeking attention and waiting for direction.  If you’re looking for snuggle buddy, that will provide unconditional love, give Kit Kat a chance.

Bella made her way to us from us a shelter.

She was surrendered to the shelter due to ongoing allergies/skin issues. She is now under the care of our vets who are treating her, she has also been switched to a grain free diet.

She has made great improvements medically, but still has a way to go. We are hopeful with the care that she is receiving we will get this under control.

Bella is so sweet and loving, in her previous home she lived with 6 children and other dogs.

Julie was adopted from a shelter when she was just a puppy, sadly she somehow ended up back at the shelter 3 years later.  Julie is an energetic girl, it is obvious her former family did not spend time training with her.  Training is so very important as it provides a well balanced dog who knows what is expected of them and teaches them good manners.  It is never too late for training and Julie is eager to learn.  

Sweet Lucy, how such a friendly and loving dog ended up at a shelter is unknown.  Lucy loves everyone she meets, she greets them with tail wags and tries solicit belly rubs.  Another dog to play with is lots of fun, or a family that will engage in playtime, long walks and lots of cuddle time would make Lucy very happy.

Layla came to us as an owner surrender as she did not enjoy sharing her home with cats.  They were just too much fun to chase which they did not appreciate.  Other than cats she will happily share her home with other dogs.  She will require training and a family who set boundaries and provide guidance as she learns what is expected of her.  She is young and eager to learn.

Hayden is a calm, easy going boy.  He lost his family and home as they had way too many pets, so he was surrendered to a shelter.  He lived in his previous home with dogs of all sizes, including Chihuahuas.  Hayden would love to have a family of his own, a place to call home where he can relax on a comfy bed, spend time with his family, go on walks and feel safe.