Adopted MAGSR Dogs

Rosie cannot be any cuter and is absolutely a sweet little girl, happy go lucky and confident and loves to give puppy kisses. Rosie comes to MAGSR from a home where she didn’t much like the resident cats, after being rescued and nursed back to health from an embedded collar.  Rosie has a lot to learn about going a good canine citizen and will require training.  Please remember that puppies are a lot of work, they need a lot of attention and a watchful eye – they can be a 12-14 year commitment.  Puppies are full of energy and can be mischievous – they will whine, have accidents, get into things, and chew on inappropriate things.  With time, patience, guidance and training, Rosie will become even more of an amazing girl than she already is.  Please inquire if Rosie sounds like a good match for your family.

Kashi was found by a family, they took her into their care hoping to find her family. As her family never came forward she was surrendered to rescue. We are getting to know Kashi better as she is new to us. She can be fearful so she would benefit from a calm, stable ​pack leader who will commit to her training. Helping her build her confidence will go along way in dealing with her fear.

Loki is a big handsome long hair GSD.  He is still very much a puppy with many puppy behaviors.  He has yet to learn that mouthing his handler is not acceptable.  He has a lot of energy, but this expected of a dog his age.  He will require to be enrolled in and complete training so that he can learn how to direct his energy and to become a well mannered K-9 citizen.  It is best that Loki not go to a home with small/young children due to him lacking manners.

Loki will need a handler that understands that Shepherds need to have a person who can match their energy level, and are best equipped to deal with that with ongoing training and daily exercise, both physical and mental.

Meet Thor, he was found wandering the streets and taken to a shelter. He had a collar on with his name written in marker. Unfortunately he was not chipped and with no tags there was no way of knowing who his family was. Thor waited at the shelter hoping that his family was looking for him but that day never came. Thor is a sweetheart, he wants nothing more than to be with his family. He leans in to be petted and enjoys giving his person hugs. Of course that needs to be addressed with training as people do not always enjoy having a big dog jumping up on them. Are you ready to make the commitment to Thor for the rest of his life.....ask to meet him.

Storm found himself in a very rural shelter where adoptions are few and far between.  Sadly he sat there for months before the shelter reached out for rescue help.  We are happy to welcome Storm into our care and have promised him that we will find him his forever family and home.  He will need patience and time to become accustom to living in a home again, enjoying toys and playtime.  Training will help Storm and his family learn so much about each other and help Storm learn what is expected of him and good canine manners.  Please ask to meet this handsome boy.