Adopted MAGSR Dogs

Hank came to us from a shelter where he was ended up for going after chickens and goats, so a home without livestock is best for Hank. He is a friendly boy and good with children.  He also gets along well with other dogs.  Hank is in a foster home enjoying a warm comfy bed, exercise and of course lots of love and care. 

Bella's owners could not care for her appropriately and she spent most of her young life in a crate but all that has changed now that she is in the rescue living with a foster.  She is a puppy in every sense of the way in that she has boundless energy and is very inquisitive.  She loves to cuddle, give puppy kisses, and play with squeaky toys.   She will need work on her leash manners but she corrects easily and wants to please.  She is very much a lap dog and just wants to be close to her people at all times.  Bella gets along with dogs and kids and is just the happiest girl when given love and attention. She enjoys car rides so long as she can look out the window : )  Bella is ready find her forever home, could that be you?

This young handsome boy landed in a shelter and we have no idea why.  He is 7 months old, full of energy and puppy behaviors.  He is in need of training as he is lacking manners and has so much to learn.  With training, structure and guidance from his new family he will learn to be a well mannered boy.  It is obvious whoever had him for his first months of life did not take the time to teach him.  If you are looking for a young, playful, willing to learn boy and have the time to commit to ongoing training ask to meet Hoss.

McGregor made his way to us from a shelter where he had been taken in as a stray.  We have no information about his past but our volunteers are getting to know him better.  He may be 5 years old but he has the energy of a younger dog.  He does require training as it's obvious that no one ever spent time with him teaching much.  With guidance, training and consistency he will learn what is acceptable but he needs a family to help him learn. 

Briggs was surrendered to a shelter by his former family as he may have EPI, which is easily treatable.  They had planned on breeding him with their female Shepherds, thankfully that will not happen now.  With so many unwanted dogs in shelters we did not need more to add to those that die everyday.  We will be having Briggs tested for EPI and should he have it he will be started on enzymes, it's that simple.  He is such a friendly boy who thinks he is a lap dog.  He is good with other dogs.  Watch for updates.