Adopted MAGSR Dogs

Dino was surrendered as he was not adapting well to his family's new busy schedule. He lived with children and gets along well with other dogs. He has never been exposed to cats. According to his former family he is crate trained and housebroken. They feel he would do best in a home where his family is not gone for extended periods of time as he can become anxious when left home alone for too long. Dino is a very nice boy who loves to be with his people.

Nadina was dumped at a shelter after the breeders decided they were done breeding her. Well her breeding days are over, she is now ready to enjoy a life where she is cherished and loved. She is a pleasant and joyful girl who enjoys the company of other dogs, but prefers not to share her home with cats. Ask to meet this lovely lady to see if Nadina is the right fit for your family.

Elsa was found in the woods with a collar on that was much too small. She happily and eagerly went home with the person who found her. Every attempt was made to find her person but no one came looking for her. She is a young girl that is in need of guidance, boundaries, training, love and affection. Please give her a chance to show you that she deserves your time, patience and love.

Honey was surrendered with her mom because her human could no longer take care of them. As is true of all puppies, Honey is sweet, cute and cuddly. Honey will require a lot of attention, time, and patience from her new family. She has a lot to learn and will need leadership and guidance in order to become a good canine citizen. She will get into things, chew on inappropriate things, have accidents, whine, and want lots of attention and love. Honey will need proper food and vet care for the rest of her life. In return, she will smother you in puppy kisses and cuddles while entertaining you with her puppy antics. If interested in Honey, please be sure you have the time and patience to raise a puppy and commit to her for her entire life.

Olga was living her life in a yard with no shelter, food or water. The day she was confiscated it was 27 degrees, her body temperature was low and she was very emaciated weighing only 37 lbs. The shelter workers took very good care of her while she waited to make her way into rescue. Olga now weighs 55 lbs and could use just a few more lbs. So far what we have learned about her is that she is friendly and seems quite happy. She is ready to start her life anew...could that be with your family?