Adopted MAGSR Dogs
These are the most recent MAGSR adoptions. Dogs adopted prior to 2016 can be found here.
Swemi
ADOPTED 11/22/2017!
Good With Kids: Yes
I've been adopted, thanks to MAGSR but so many more dogs need their help. Will you help them by donating or volunteering?
Swemi was surrendered to us as her person was moving to care for their elderly parents. She lived with children and another large dog. Swemi is in a foster home getting use to her new surroundings. She is confused right now and looking for her family, but with time she will move forward.
Swemi walks nicely on a leash.
Kimbra
ADOPTED 11/22/2017!
Good With Kids: Unknown
I've been adopted, thanks to MAGSR but so many more dogs need their help. Will you help them by donating or volunteering?
Kimbra was found as a stray along with Admiral. We are not sure if they lived together but they seem very close and enjoy each other's company. From what we know of her so far, she seems sweet with a friendly disposition, she is good with other dogs. Of course she will need to attend training classes so that she can be the best she can be, training also helps with creating a strong bond with her new family.
Updates:
I had the pleasure of walking Kimbra this morning. She is so sweet, smart, and loving. She loves tummy rubs and smiles while she revels in the joy. She walks well on leash, too. She knows sit, down, and roll over.
Tago
ADOPTED 11/18/2017!
Good With Kids: Unknown
I've been adopted, thanks to MAGSR but so many more dogs need their help. Will you help them by donating or volunteering?
This handsome boy is done with being a wanderer, he is ready to settle into a home with a new family. He is pretty chill, a quiet passenger in the car and super friendly. Yes, he needs to learn some leash manners along with other good canine manners, but that will come with training which is required. Ask to meet handsome Tago.
Otto
ADOPTED 11/18/2017!
Good With Kids: Unknown
I've been adopted, thanks to MAGSR but so many more dogs need their help. Will you help them by donating or volunteering?
Sweet Otto made his way to us from a family that cared for him after he was dumped on their property. We have no information about his past. He is a very nice boy but very scared at this time. Obviously all of the changes have him unsettled. He is now in a caring foster home being provided with comfort and time to decompress. Once Otto has settled in we will post updates.
Otto's foster reports that being in a home seems new to him. He is frightened by the stairs and going through doorways. He has no idea what to do with toys. He has come out of his shell with one of the resident dogs, they enjoy romping around and playing. His foster dad is working with him daily to help him become more confident.
Otto is continuing to make progress; he has mastered stairs and is getting calmer going through doorways. He gets along well with the four large GSDs in his foster home. When Otto first arrived in his foster home, he would constantly hide in the back of his crate and had to be urged out for any activities. Otto has become much more confident over the last two weeks; he is comfortable wandering the house, taking walks around the property and prefers to nap in the corner of the living room rather than in his crate. Over the last couple of days he started to play with chew toys and is taking tentative first steps playing fetch. Although shy with new people, he is very affectionate and attentive with his foster.
Celia
ADOPTED 11/16/2017!
Good With Kids: Unknown
I've been adopted, thanks to MAGSR but so many more dogs need their help. Will you help them by donating or volunteering?
Celia found herself in a shelter after found wandering on her own. Her age is estimated at a year old but she could be younger. She is friendly and happy along with being beautiful. While at the shelter she kept her kennel area so she may be housebroken. Life on the run is no way to live, Celia wants the love and care of a family, a comfy bed, toys, exercise, good food and training.
Updates:Hi I'm Celia! I just love living in a house with comfy beds and chew toys. My foster mom always tells me what a good girl I am and how I have excellent house manners. I'm housebroken, I don't beg at the dinner table or jump on furniture, although I'm sure your bed would be very comfy. I can be a little timid around new visitors, but give me a treat and pet me and I will be your friend. I love spending time outside on the deck and going for walks, but I could improve my leash skills, although my foster mom tells me I've improved a lot (I'm working on my basic commands too). Please ask to meet me!!
Sweet Celia was returned to MAGSR thru no fault of her own. She lost her dad unexpectedly and her mom was no longer able to care for her and give her the time and exercise she needs. Celia is understandably confused right now and needs to lose a few pounds. Once Celia bonds with her human and gets comfortable, she becomes protective of her humans and her space. This can be easily managed by putting her away in a secure room and/or crate when people come to the home. She will also benefit from a strong leader, who has prior experience with the breed, and who will provide appropriate correction and training. Celia would like to find a forever home with a forever family who will commit to her and not give her up. Could that be your family?
I love my doggie beds, one in the living room where everybody sits, and one in the bedroom where my humans sleep. I like when my human comes home, I have my tail waggin', a happy face, and rub against them. I let my humans know when a car door shuts outside by running to the door and barking. I'm a little nervous around strange people, I do not like thunderstorms, I don't do well in crates because I figure out how to bust out of them. I do real good when I'm left with the range of the house. I like my Nyla-bone, and keep it by my bed in the living room and don't let the resident dog get close to it. I do good on walks, I let my humans know when I need to go out by jumping up, whining and leaning against them. I love ice cubes, and I roll over onto my back to get belly rubs. I bond very quickly with my humans and look forward to finding my forever home.
