Adopted MAGSR Dogs

This sweet, loving, senior boy who devoted his life to his previous family was repaid for those years with being dumped at a shelter.  Why, because they no longer had the time for him.  The condition he arrived in our care showed that this family never had time for him, his nails were so over grown that he had a very difficult time walking, his beautiful long coat was dirty and matted and he had a skin infection.  Well his life has changed for the better, he is now in a loving foster home living the life he so deserves.  

Luke bonds quickly with his people, he is getting around well after his much needed nail clip and has a nice pep in his step for a senior.  He has been examined by the vet and is being treated for the skin infection.  Seniors are wonderful, they have so much love and kindness to give.  Please don't let Luke's age deter you, he deserves a true family to call his own and to spend his senior years with.

Rougie came to us as an owner surrender, as her family could no longer care for her.  Rougie has been stable on enzymes and living with Exocrine Pancreatic Insufficiency (EPI) for two years.  EPI can be very well controlled with proper nutrition and adding enzymes to his food which helps with digestion. More information can be found at this link: http://www.epi4dogs.com along with before and after pictures of dogs that have EPI.

Our handsome boy Phelps found himself roaming the streets as a stray which landed him in a shelter. He has been friendly with those at the shelter and our volunteers. As he is new to us we are still learning more about him, we will post updates. Training of course is required, this will teach him good manners. He is young and untrained so he will require someone who will set boundaries, has experience with the breed, along with the time, patience and knowledge he will need.

Lassie was surrendered to us as her family was moving out of the country and could not take her with them. In her former home she lived with dogs, cats and birds. Pretty Lassie would love to once again be in a home with a family of her very own. Ask to meet Lassie to see if she is a good fit for your family.

Mattie was picked up as a stray so we do not have any information from her past. She has been friendly with those she meets and gets along well with other dogs. She has a medium engery level, she enjoys playtime, walks and being with her people.

Bruno is a big handsome boy who is need of training to help him learn good leash manners, not to jump on people and to be a good canine citizen. He gets along well with other dogs, although he may be too exuberant in his play with some dogs. Training will certainly go along away in helping Bruno and his new family learn more about each other.

Kobi's family loved him very much but could no longer care for him.  They wanted to be sure that he finds a great new family so they put his care and future in our hands.  Kobi is a big boy at 100 lbs, but he is easy to handle.  He will require some training to teach him and his new family how to work together, which will help create a bond.  He is very friendly and gets along with other dogs.  

Sweet Evie was surrendered at a shelter when her family decided to move. They took the 3 month old male GSD but didn't take her. Evie lived with children in her previous home - the youngest child being 4. She is reported to be housebroke and trustworthy in the home. Evie is a sweet girl looking for a family who will love her for life.

Due to unforeseen changes in Ceasars families lifes they were no longer able to care for him. He is a friendly boy who gets along with children and other dogs. While he does have some basic obedience training, we do require that all of our adopters complete a minimum of 6 week training with their adopted dog. Training is much more than teaching the basics and good manners, it helps socialize the dog and also creates a bond with their new family.

Steiger is a large young pup who has had no training or direction in his life. He is a blank slate and would benefit greatly from training with his new family. All dogs benefit from having boundaries set and a good pack leader. Steiger wants to learn and needs your help so that he can be a good canine citizen. He is still pretty much a puppy at only 10 months old so he will need patience and time to settle into a routine and his new home.