Adopted MAGSR Dogs

Maren was surrendered to us as her elderly caregivers were moving and could not keep her.  She has not had any training or guidance, nor has she been exposed to the world around her.  She will need a family who will commit to training to help her build her confidence and of course to learn good canine manners.  It is important that Maren has ongoing socialization and is introduced to the sounds, sights and smells of the world.  It is her families job to guide her, work with her daily, provide lots of playtime, exercise, love and care.

Rambo came to us as owner surrender as his former person was not able to continue to care for him. Rambo is a friendly boy, although he is unsettled with the recent changes in his life. He needs time to adjust to all of the changes. He can be mouthy when things he shouldn't have are taken away from him. Training, of course, will help him learn manners, work on any unwanted behaviors and help him settle into life with a new family. He lived with a cat in his previous home and we are told he did fine. He is currently in a foster home being given time to adjust to losing his home and family. His foster will provide an update soon.

Natasha made her way to us from a shelter, with no history.  She did have an embedded collar which was removed and cleaned up, it is healing nicely.  She is a pretty, young, energetic girl that has so much to learn.  She will learn all that she needs to be a well mannered girl at training with her new family.  She will require daily exercise, along with direction, set boundaries and patience.

Sadly Joe Joes person passed away which left Joe Joe living in an outside pen.  Thankfully the person who cared for Joe Joe's person while he was ill contacted us to take him into our care.  His pen was muddy, as was his food bowl and his water bowl was green.  He was covered in mud and feces.   Joe Joe is very confused at this time, the recent changes have him scared.  He is such a sweet, friendly boy.  He craves human affection, he will lean into you for security and petting.  Not having any information on him, we are learning as we go.  With his friendly personality, we are confident with time he will adjust to the better life he is now experiencing.

Kovu has not had much stability in his life, he has had 3 families before coming into our care.  His last person realized that he needed more than she could provide in the way of training and knew that he needed an experienced family to help him adjust to a new life.  Kovu has not been well socialized or provided with proper training.  He can be protective of his person if he feels you are not in control.  He will bark at people he doesn't know, but takes correction and redirection well.  He needs slower introductions to new people, dogs and situations in order for him to feel comfortable.  Training is an absolute must for Kovu and his new family as this will help everyone learn more about Kovu and get him on the right track.  Kovu will only meet those with a lot of experience with the breed and are strong, knowledgeable handlers.  Kovu needs someone who is going to commit to him, provide him with direction and consistency in his life.  Our volunteers are working with him, he learns quickly.