Adopted MAGSR Dogs

Admiral was found as a stray along with Kimbra. 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, he has a friendly disposition, and he is good with other dogs. He is a big boy and can be head strong. Of course he will need to attend training classes so that he can be the best he can be, training also helps with creating a strong bond with his new family.

Rigger is a mature boy at 5 years old, he is finished with the puppy antics, chewing etc.. He still has energy and enjoys walks and exercise. He does well with other dogs. He can be aloof which is often time a characteristic of GSD's. Training will go along way in helping him bond with his new family, along with learning more about each other.

Jailyn ended up in a shelter due to her family separating.  She lived with a young child in her previous home.  Jailyn has a lot of energy and would make a great running partner, this will also help burn some of her energy.  Long walks, playtime and training will also do her good.

Harley was surrendered to us after almost being hit by a motorcycle.  She is extremely skittish and a high flight risk at this time.  She loves children and other dogs but adults are very scary to her and she keeps her distance from them.  She is in the care of a very experienced foster family who are working with her daily and keeping her very safe from being able to flee.  It will take some time for her to learn to trust adults but her fosters are up to the challenge.  Harley will require an experienced person who will take the time and have the patience to continue to work with her.  She will also do best in a home with another confident dog that she can learn from.  Even though she adores children it is best that she not be in a home where children are coming and going as she can escape an open door.  Harley is not a dog that can be outside off leash at this time, this may come with time.

Baileys person moved and could not afford the airfare to fly him to Hawaii. He was left with her family but sadly they did not take very good care of him. His person reached out to us as she wanted him away from the bad life his was living.

Bailey arrived in our care under weight, full of fleas, long nails and with no vaccines. He is having everything done at our vets and will be going into a foster home. As you can see by his face he has a worried look which is understandable. He was nervous at the vets office wanting to get away but when he realized he couldn't he laid down and hid his face. We have promised him his future will be much better, being loved and cared for. He is a gentle soul.