Adopted MAGSR Dogs

Reggie came to us from a local shelter. He's a good looking, young, exuberant, energetic  boy that is eager to learn about life. He appears to not have had much in the way of training but is a quick learner. He is outgoing and fun to be around with people he is used to but can sometimes be unsure of new people depending on the situation.

With that said, we are working on socializing him and teaching him how to properly conduct himself. He loves to go for rides in a vehicle and does so quietly. He also loves to play ball but can be a hard chewer. We are confident that he will thrive in a group training program and will provide updates as we learn more about him.

Kolbi was adopted from a shelter at 3 months old and found herself back at the shelter 1 year later.  We are unsure what happened during that year.  She can be timid with new people and will keep her distance, but given time she comes around.  She enjoys the company of other dogs, especially those that will engage her in playtime.  Kolbi is in a foster home, settling in and getting use to her surroundings.  Watch for updates from her foster family.

Maya found herself at a shelter for reasons unknown.  She now has another chance at a better life.  She is very sweet and laid back.  She has good manners and walks nicely on a leash.  

Sweet Karma came to MAGSR underweight and from a very sad situation.  Karma previously lived in a hoarding situation with 14 other dogs.  Karma was underfed and used for breeding.  Because of all that Karma has endured, she is confused and just needs to learn to trust and know she'll be well taken care of.  Now that MAGSR has Karma, we hope she will quickly adjust and learn that she will receive regular meals, attention, and proper socialization. If Karma sounds like the right dog for your household, please ask about her today.

Care for these hoarding rescues is putting a severe strain on MAGSR's resources. Donations towards their treatment would be greatly appreciated, this would also help us save other dogs with medical needs.

Mystique, a beautiful, young girl looking for her forever home and family.  She is settling into her foster home, getting to know the resident dogs and her foster family.  She is a blank slate, but ready to learn all that she needs to know to become a well mannered family member.  Watch for updates from her foster family.

Farrah came to us from a local shelter. The shelter staff told us that she was very sweet and wow, were they right! Once she warms up to you, she will give little kisses. Though Farrah is a little timid in the noisy kennel environment, she is still pretty outgoing even after all the change she has been through recently. She doesn't appear to have been taught any commands. But she is quick to learn and is very inquisitive about what is expected of her and what she is being exposed to. Farrah rides quietly in a vehicle once she jumps in. She doesn't seem to understand what toys are about which is kind of sad. But we are confident she will learn in no time. She also met an adolescent boy today while we at the shelter and she was fine with him. Again, she was curious; just taking in the world around her. Though she is estimated to be approximately 4 years old, in some ways she acts much younger and somewhat puppy-like at times. 

She was introduced to two MAGSR alums today; Snowy (seen receiving kisses from Farrah) and Karma (smaller white and cream mix) and she really liked both of them. She was very comfortable around both and she would do well in a home with a well mannered dog who she can learn from.

Luther along with his brother Woodrow have not had the best of care, but through their years of neglect they have been best buddies and the one constant in their lives.  These boys are very bonded and would not do well separated, they must be adopted as a pair.  The boys are settling into their foster home together and experiencing a life of love and comfort that they so deserve.

Luther is stunning, although his coat and skin are dry at this time the good nutrition he is now receiving will make a big difference.

Magda came to us from a shelter so we have no information about her past.  We do know that she is a sweet, friendly girl looking to the future with her new family.  She needs to put on some weight, with good nutrition it will also help with her dry skin.  Watch for updates from her foster family.

Woodrow along with his brother Luther have not had the best of care, but through their years of neglect they have been best buddies and the one constant in their lives.  These boys are very bonded and would not do well separated, they must be adopted as a pair.  The boys are settling into their foster home together and experiencing a life of love and comfort that they so deserve.

Woodrow is about 30 lbs underweight, he also is missing fur with sores on his body which the vet feels is caused by a Flea infestation which caused dermatitis.  He is now receiving the care and nutrition he so desperately deserves and is under the care of our vet.  We think he is very handsome and will only be even more so once his fur grows back and he gains some much needed weight.

Achilles made his way to us after he had been turned into a shelter by his former family.  He is strikingly handsome, full of puppy energy and mannerisms.  It is obvious that no one ever worked with him on good manners.  A good training program along with structure and consistency will go along way in helping him become a good K9 citizen.  He is no couch potato and has so much too learn, it is important that his new family has the time and patience to work with him.