Adopted MAGSR Dogs

Adorable Simba found himself at a shelter.  He is a very handsome young pup who would love to have a family of his very own.  He will require a family that has the time and patience it takes to raise a young dog.  He will require training in order to learn good dog manners and to be a happy member of your family.

Tate was adopted from a shelter but his adopter found out he had more energy than she could handle.  While with his adopter for a few day he did live with a Chihuahua, he was too much energy for the little guy also.  He is lacking manners and will require training to help him learn all that he needs to know.  He will need a family that can meet his daily exercise needs and training. 

Charlie is still very much a puppy and will require ongoing training to teach him good canine manners.  He is a large, strong boy who can play with rough so it would be best that he not be in a home with small children.  He is housebroken and crate train, it would be best that he is crated when his family is not home.  Crating a young dog keeps them and your home safe.  It keeps them from getting into things that they shouldn't and also provides safety and comfort.  He has lived with another dog and got along well.  Adopting a dog is a commitment for the lifetime of the dog, be sure that you have the time, patience and commitment it takes to add a dog to your family and life.

Ginger was surrendered to us through no fault of her own. She was not abused or neglected. But unfortunately, her family did not have enough time for her. She's a very nice, confident, outgoing, beautiful girl who has a lot going for her! She's already had some obedience training, knows her basic commands in German and is crate trained. Her family reported that she was great with their young children and newborn child. She's an active and intelligent girl who loves to go for car rides and loves to play fetch with the ball. She would benefit from being in a home where she will have daily activity and exercise with a family that will commit to her for the rest of her life. We will provide further updates as we learn more about her.

Shadow was adopted from our rescue when he was just a puppy in 2008.  Sadly, his adopters decided they no longer wanted him.  As you can imagine, Shadow’s world as he knew it has been turned upside down.  He is currently in a loving foster home with his foster family helping him with the adjustment, but we’re sure he obviously does not understand what is going on or where his family is.

Shadow’s foster family reports he is an amazing dog, cute and complete love bug.  They also report he is a wonderful fur-sibling to the resident dogs and is getting along great with them – he submits to them.  Shadow has chased the resident cats a couple of times, but for the most part is very calm around them.  Shadow’s fosters report he has been a wonderful and respectful house guest and knows some obedience training, and knows how to “speak” as well.

For a senior dog, Shadow gets around great and has a good amount of energy and could lose a few pounds.  Shadow would love to once again have a family and home of his very own.  Please do not let Shadow’s age deter you, as he has a lot of love to share.