Adopted MAGSR Dogs

This handsome boy is amazing and ever so sweet.  

John Boy was found as a stray and taken to a shelter.  This wonderful boy is scared but so friendly.  He warms up quickly and he's affectionate with everyone he meets.  John Boy will lean into his human and rest his head in his human's lap - he just needs to know what it is to have a family who cares for him and loves him.  John Boy's tail wags light up a room. John Boy needs to learn and get comfortable on a leash, but he's a smart boy.  

Now that John Boy has a warm and loving foster home, he has the opportunity to shine. Currently living with both kids and dogs, John Boy is adjusting well.  If John Boy sounds like the right dog for your household, please ask about him today.

Meet adorable Carter, an 8 month old German Shepherd mix.  Carter found himself as a stray, very underweight out in the cold.  He made his way to a home where he was taken in and cared for while they tried to find his family.   He was in a home with 11 Hound Dogs and did well with them.   He is friendly with everyone he meets.  ​ Carter is still putting on such much needed weight, of course good nutrition and regular meals helps with this.   Ask to meet Carter,  he is ready for stability and a family of his very own.

Oso a very handsome, big boy weighing in at 105 lbs.  Although he is large, he is a gentle giant.  Oso's favorite activity is to play with balls, the more balls the better, yes even soccer and basketball size balls.  It is imperative that all dogs go through obedience training and Oso is not exception.  With a dog of this size you want to have good manners, this will make walking him on a leash much more enjoyable. 

Unfortunately Oso was returned to us.  Family members moved into his home, after he had lived there over a year, with small dogs that Oso did not get along with, so he got the boot.  He was fine with the neighbors female GSD.  He came back to us over weight so he has been put on diet, that along with exercise he should be down a good weight in no time.  

Dutchess came into our care after an urgent last minute plea from the shelter as she needed to be monitored.  She had been dumped at a vets office by her person, stating they didn't want her.  Dutchess is blind in one eye which was caused by an injury that her person never got medical attention for.  She also has a head tilt for reasons unknown at this time.  She will be thoroughly examined by our vet and will receive any medical treatment needed once a diagnosis is made.  We do know that she had lived her life on a chain.  Dutchess has a very sweet personality giving kisses to those she meets.  Dutchess deserves a start at a new life, one where her family will properly care for and love her.

Radar was surrendered as he lived on a free range farm and was not doing well with the farm animals.  He is a very handsome plush coat GSD.  In his previous home he was reported to be good with cats but we have not cat tested him.  He is a loving, friendly boy, he will require training in order to be a well behaved canine and family member.  Ask this meet this handsome boy.