Adopted MAGSR Dogs

Tilley found herself in a shelter and was not reclaimed. She is a well mannered, friendly girl, a real dream. She is easy to walk on a leash and listens quite well. She is eager to please and affectionate. She would love to have a new family and home.

Cagney landed in a shelter as a stray and no one came looking for her. She has done well with other dogs she has met and has been friendly with people she has met. She is a petite young girl who needs to gain a little weight. Training will go a long way for Cagney, as it does for all of our dogs. It is important that a bond is created between the dog and their handler/family. It helps you both learn more about each other and teaches good canine manners.

Marco is a beautiful male German Shepherd puppy who is 16 weeks old. Marco was brought to a shelter with his sister Mazie who is also up for adoption. Marco is highly treat motivated, very intelligent, loves his toys and loves bones even more, is crate trained, about 80% housetrained, learning leash manners. Cute, loving, wiggly, kissy - all the good things that puppies are. Marco is still a puppy and will need a patient adopter and the full range of obedience training to make him the best dog he can be.

Akiva has been living outside since his person passed away. He so wants to be a part of a family and enjoying the comforts of a home. He will need a refresher course on house and leash manners, along with basic obedience training. While he got along with the neighbors dogs, he did not enjoy the company of the small dog in the home, could be he was jealous that the small dog lived indoors, while he lived chained up outside. Please give this handsome boy the chance to once again enjoy the comforts of a home and the love of a family.

Milo along with his sister Negretia were surrendered to a shelter when then former family moved. They are young at 1 yr old, full of energy and playfulness. They do very well together, keeping each other occupied. They do have lots to learn to become obedient, well mannered dogs, but training with their new family will help. They can be adopted separately, they do quite well on their own also.