Adopted MAGSR Dogs
These are the most recent MAGSR adoptions. Dogs adopted prior to 2016 can be found here.
Aster
ADOPTED 09/19/2020!
Good With Kids: Yes
Will you help them by donating or volunteering?
Happy-go-lucky Aster found herself in a shelter with no one coming to claim her. Although she can be shy with new people, Aster is a people pleaser and loves to socialize once comfortable. Typical of a young shepherd, Aster has some puppy energy and is an overall joy to be around. At this time, Aster is in a loving foster home learning about housebreaking, crate training, and general household manners. If Aster sounds like a good match for your household, please ask to meet her today.
Apollo
ADOPTED 09/18/2020!
Good With Kids: Unknown
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Apollo is a big, handsome fellow, and he is settling in nicely in his foster home. It has been a couple weeks so this very striking and impressive dog is starting to get past the stress of being separated from his previous family, and is showing himself to be even-tempered, affectionate, and trained GSD. With consistent and appropriate guidance from his person, he walks very well on leash, is well-mannered passing strangers and other dogs out walking in the neighborhood, and is generally very attentive and responsive. However, Apollo is a powerful, headstrong dog that will require structure and strong leadership, and he does show some anxiety when left completely alone so he will need to be properly managed by an experienced adopter to build his confidence and avoid potential separation anxiety. He is comfortable with the other dogs in his foster home, and crates very well. Apollo is alert and can be protective of his space and pack, and will alarm bark at unfamiliar people. He listens well, and is very focused on a leader that he trusts, and will need to complete training with his new people to help build and ensure those bonds of trust. He will thrive in a home that can provide him with the love and consistent leadership that he needs, and he deserves nothing less. If you think Apollo might be the dog for you, please ask to learn more about him.
Chole
ADOPTED 09/17/2020!
Good With Kids: Yes
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Chole (yes, Chole, not Chloe) found her way to MAGSR when her family fell on hard times and could no longer take care of her. This heart-wrenching decision was made in the best interest of Chole who was clearly a treasured member of the family. Chole is a lovely lady who has lived with kids, dogs, and cats. In fact she has helped many rescue cats find their way home over the years. With a stable and playful personality, Chole loves to play ball and enjoys the company of others. She easily wins over the hearts of minds of everyone who meets her. Chole would be a wonderful addition to any household. Please ask to meet her today.
Olivia
ADOPTED 09/13/2020!
Good With Kids: Unknown
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Lovely Olivia found herself left in a shelter drop box this summer. Although a little confused as to what all was happening to her, Olivia joined the MAGSR family and has never looked back. Throughout the rescue Olivia is known to be a charmer. Her bouncy, alert, and attentive personality are an immediate draw to everyone around her.
Olivia's current age estimate is very rough.
Olivia has thrived throughout her time in the rescue and she will be a lovely addition to her forever home. Although Olivia is ready to settle down in her forever home, she will require a little extra support as she has tested positive for heartworms. This diagnosis would have been easily avoided had Olivia been kept on monthly heartworm preventatives. Fortunately, Olivia has begun the first steps in the treatment process and will continue to receive the care she needs to move forward. MAGSR is committed to paying for Olivia's treatment; donations toward her care are greatly appreciated. If Olivia sounds like the right dog for your household, please ask to meet her today!
Khaleesi
ADOPTED 09/13/2020!
Good With Kids: Unknown
Will you help them by donating or volunteering?
Khaleesi came to us as her prior person is being stationed out of the country and could not take her along. Wanting only the best for Khaleesi she was surrendered to us to find her a loving family. Khaleesi has lived with another male GSD and got along fine. She is reported to be very friendly with people. As she is new to us we are still learning more about her, please check back for updates.
Updates:Khaleesi is doing very well in her foster home. While examined by one of MAGSR's wonderful veterinarians, they reported that she was painful in her end, and after preliminary radiographs have diagnosed her with hip dysplasia, so Khaleesi is currently on a medical hold until she can be evaluated by an orthopedic surgeon. Check back on Khaleesi's profile for more information on her status as information comes available.
As you can see from the photos of her lounging around, Khaleesi is settling into her foster home nicely and proving to be a very sweet girl. She does not yet understand social distancing and insists on greeting every visitor with a pair of big brown eyes and a kiss. Khaleesi does occasionally try to tell her smaller (30lb) cousin she's the boss, however, so she might be best in a home with larger dogs (with whom she gets along with quite well). She likes giving toys and occasional chew, but has been very good with knowing what's a toy and what's a shoe and while you can tell she's excited by dinner time she's always a perfect lady by having a seat before she's served.
Leesi Lou has been cleared by an orthopedic specialist and her hip issues pose her no current problems and surgery is not needed. She has been a fantastic pup through her travels and vetting: chilling out in the car, behaving like a perfect lady with the techs and seeming unphased by the whole thing. Leesi has also settled into her foster home even more and has gotten into a good routine with her cousins and surroundings.