MAGSR Females Available for Adoption
Bailey
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Beautiful Bailey was adored by her family. They knew she was a special girl and ensured that she had endless love, attention, and plenty of toys. However, when an unexpected event took place, they were unable to keep Bailey and provide her with the life they knew she deserved. Recognizing that we would provide Bailey with everything she needed to meet with success, her family made the heartbreaking decision to return her to the MAGSR. Knowing this was a very difficult decision, we promised we would find Bailey the perfect forever family.
Bailey is an active, intelligent, and playful girl. She loves her people fiercely and gives them every ounce of affection she has. With some very strong GSD traits, Bailey is loyal, protective, and on point. She tends to notice everything around her and keeps an eye on her people at all times. As a girl with a high prey drive, smaller creatures can be a little too enticing for Bailey. She finds joy in chasing small creatures, such as rabbits and squirrels, and will need to be monitored closely if they are out and about with her. Fond of the outdoors, Bailey is always up for a long walk, hike, or adventure. She takes cues well from the handler and knows many commands. Lucky to have lived in a loving household for a few years, Bailey has developed a solid understanding of and appreciation for toys; she is hoping her forever family enjoys them too! She loves to play ball and can't help but enjoy a good squeaky toy. With a few years of experience living in a home, Bailey has also developed an affinity for a soft bed. She loves cuddling up on her dog bed and doesn't mind having a dog bed or two in the house just to change up viewpoints throughout the day. Although Bailey is crate trained and housebroken, once settled, she prefers to be out and about. This seems to keep her more settled throughout the day. As is true of all shepherds Bailey will thrive with structure, routine, and leadership. Providing clear boundaries and expectations will help Bailey meet with success. Bailey has already completed some basic training; however, she is always up for more! Continued training is essential to Bailey's success. Not only will it help her develop her canine citizenship skills, but it will also help her develop a strong and healthy bond with her forever family.
If your family is looking for an active girl who will fill your days with doggy smiles, squeaky toys, and plenty of exercise, Bailey is your girl.
Update:I am a 5 yr old girl with a lot of spunk. I get real excited when it's time to go out. I like people, but I'm reactive to other dogs. I am good with my commands, I am crate trained, I like laying at my human's feet in the evenings. When my people leave, I get all upset, I seem to do better when left out of my crate. I have a good appetite and take treats gently, and I'm good on walks. I feel like Super Girl, can jump a 5 ft door at the kennel. I like to play with stuffed toys, I'm not a big fan of balls. I like to play in the pool at the kennel. If I sound like the dog for you, I'm looking for my forever home.
Update:
Bailey, like most dogs, has her pros and cons with her personality. The good things about her - she's very friendly with people, and she bonds very closely to her people. She is very well trained. In the evenings I bring her in from her final walk and make her sit, then I say "okay" and she runs for her doggy bed next to the couch where I sit to watch TV, and she lays there until it's time to go to bed. She is crate trained and does good in the crate except when you leave. She loves to go for car rides, and loves her stuffed toys, especially ones with squeakers. She will play with balls that squeak sometimes, but she likes stuffed toys better. She has some toys, a doggy bed, and a secure crate that go with her. Bailey is not a fan of thunderstorms, fireworks and small dogs. It seems if you have her next to you during storms, she does much better, and is not as skittish. She prefers to be the only dog in the house. You have to be on guard with her around open doors. She does have separation anxiety and would rather spend time with her humans. If Bailey sounds like the pup for you, she’s ready to go!
Ember
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The Fall puppies - Autumn, Cider, Ember, Maple, Pumpkin, and Sweet Potato (Tator) - were an accidental litter. Raised together with their parents, these dogs have had the chance to learn many doggy social skills. Although their human family enjoyed the puppies, it can be difficult to care for a large litter and challenging to find safe and loving homes. Recognizing that the Fall puppies would be most successful if placed within a breed specific rescue, their family contacted MAGSR. We promised that we would find each pup a safe and loving forever family that would cherish these babies for a lifetime.
The Fall puppies are very large babies for their age. They are clearly big fans of food. Having spent time outside, these babies love the sights, sounds, and smells of the outdoors. So, they are hoping their forever families love adventures. Although these babies have been socialized well with their doggy family, they have not been exposed to many new people or situations. Socialization is critical to their success. Recognizing that social skills are essential as the Fall puppies move forward, our amazing volunteers are already beginning this process. Learning the ins and outs of living in a household, these babies are learning the joys of endless toys, comfortable beds, and loads of love. As they continue to move forward, all six babies will strive in households that will provide the structure, routine, and leadership that all shepherds crave.
Although these babies are absolutely adorable, please remember that puppies are a lot of work. Puppies will whine, chew, have accidents, and fill your home with endless antics. With time, training, and patience, all 6 babies - Autumn, Cider, Ember, Maple, Pumpkin, and Sweet Potato - will develop into good canine citizens. If one of the Fall puppies sounds like the right match for your household, ask to meet these fluffy bundles of joy today!
Forest & Jenny
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Forest (3 yrs) and Jenny (2 yrs) were lucky to have grown up in a loving home that had planned to love them for a lifetime. Forest joined the family as a baby and Jenny joined a little later when another family in the area needed to rehome her. Like "peas and carrots" these two developed a special bond over time and became inseparable. Relying on one another for companionship, a playmate, and a good snuggle, Jenny and Forest simply bring out the best in one another. Unfortunately, things simply don't always work out the way we planned. When circumstances changed unexpectedly in their home, it became clear that it was in both dogs best interest to be rehomed. This is never an easy decision; it is often one of the hardest choices a family must make. However, their family knew this was what was best for both dogs. When asked if we could help Forest and Jenny move forward into a loving home that would last a lifetime, team MAGSR stepped forward.
Forest is a big, confident guy. He takes in the world around him and is a stabilizing force. More playful and outgoing than his sister, this guy will fill his forever home with endless antics. Jenny is a more timid and hesitant girl. She likes a little time to adjust to her surroundings. However, when given a chance to decompress, Jenny is friendly, sweet, and an amazing companion. Together Jenny and Forest make an incredible team. They enjoy daily activities together and prefer to be close most of the time. As is true of all dogs, Forest and Jenny are looking for a family that will provide them with structure, routine, and leadership. This will help them thrive. Already crate trained, both dogs are hoping for a forever family that will build upon their strengths and give them the chance to learn the ins and outs of living in a household. They can't wait to enjoy roaming about their forever home staying close to their people. Training will go a long way for both Jenny and Forest. Not only will training help them create a strong and healthy bond with their forever family, but it will also help them develop the skills needed to become good canine citizens.
Forest and Jenny are looking for a special household that has room for two. If this bonded pair sounds like the right match for your household, ask to meet them today!
Gigi
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Gigi was welcomed home to her family as a puppy. She was a bit of a surprise, but was loved by her family. Although the hope was that Gigi would grow old with her family, unfortunately, when severe allergies developed in the household, a change of circumstances was needed. Gigi was moved outside hoping that this would help control the medical responses she was causing. This did relieve some of the allergic reactions; however, Gigi's family knew this wasn't fair to their girl. Knowing that Gigi was special and deserved so much more, they made the difficult decision to surrender Gigi to MAGSR. Saying good-bye is never easy. However, when done in the best interest of your furry friend, it is the right decision. MAGSR promised Gigi's family that we would find her an incredible forever family that would adore her for a lifetime.
Gigi is an intelligent, athletic, and energetic girl. With drive, playfulness, and a desire to learn everything about the world around her, Gigi is an active girl that is looking for an active family. As is true of many GSDs, Gigi's family will need to work both her body and her mind on a daily basis. This is essential as it will help Gigi develop the confidence and skills needed to develop into a good canine citizen. Although Gigi has had the luxury of living in a household, she will need time to adjust to the routines and expectations of her forever family. When provided with clear structure, rules, and expectations, Gigi will thrive. Our volunteers have already begun working with Gigi to help her develop her social skills and leash manners. As she moves forward, it is critical that her forever family complete training with Gigi. Training will not only help Gigi create a strong and healthy bond with her forever family, but it will also help her develop the skills needed to become a stable adult shepherd.
Gigi is looking for an active family that will take her along on all of their adventures. She seeks out the love and attention of her people and is responsive to a confident leader. If Gigi sounds like the right match for your household, ask to meet this gorgeous girl today!
Raina
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Raina was given to her family by a friend who felt she would be a good match for their household. Although she was clearly loved by her family, Raina struggled in a city environment. As a result, her family made the difficult decision to surrender Raina to MAGSR so that she could find the family and living environment that would help her develop into the incredible girl they knew she could be. Raina is a friendly but driven girl. As is typical of most shepherds, Raina is intelligent, active, and alert. In order to meet with success, Raina will need both her body and mind exercised daily. She is not a couch potato and will do best with an active family. Although Raina is working on her interactions with other dogs, she would prefer a family where she can be the only dog so that she can be the center of attention. Raina is housebroken and crate trained. She also knows a few commands. However, as is true of all shepherds, Raina will need to attend training in order to develop into the amazing shepherd we know she is destined to be. Training will not only help Raina develop into an amazing dog, but it will also help her bond with her new family. If this active lady sounds like a good match for your household, ask to meet her today.
Snow
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Sweet Snow was pulled from an overcrowded shelter over a year ago by another rescue. She had given birth in the shelter and was kept there while the puppies still needed her. However, once the pups were old enough they were adopted and Snow was left behind. As is true for entirely too many mommies in shelters, once the puppies found forever homes Snow was added to the list to be euthanized. Puppies, when healthy, often find their way home, but older family members are left behind. With shelter numbers in the critical ranges everywhere, this means many of the moms and dads left behind do not make it out alive.
Fortunately, another rescue stepped forward just in time and saved Snow's life. They walked her through heartworm treatment and got Snow all of the vetting she needed to meet with success. Although they thought they had found the perfect home for this pretty girl, unfortunately, she was returned when a serious medical condition was discovered with her adopter. Knowing Snow would be most successful with a breed specific rescue, we were asked to transfer Snow into our care. Knowing this special momma was the right fit for the MAGSR family, our team welcomed her without a second thought.
Snow is an adorable girl. Happy, playful, and a bundle of joy, Snow keeps our volunteers smiling from ear to ear. Well socialized with people and clearly comfortable having been exposed to other dogs, this momma has an amazing personality that she can't wait to share with her forever family. True of so many shepherds, Snow reads the handler well. With clear routines, expectations, and leadership, this lady settles in nicely. Having lived in a home, Snow understands many of the ins and outs of living in a home. However, as is true of all new dogs, Snow will need time and patience to adjust to her forever family. Training will be essential to her success. Not only will training help Snow develop a strong and healthy bond with her forever family, it will also help her gain the skills needed to become a good canine citizen.
Snow is looking for a forever family that enjoys a nice balance of daily playtime and a good snuggle. If Snow is the right match for your family, ask to meet her today.
Spizike
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Stunning Spizike was picked up as a stray and brought to a shelter that was significantly over capacity. Waiting for her forever family, Spizike was placed on a stray hold. Although timid in the crowded shelter, staff could see this girl was special. When volunteers got her out and about for breaks from her kennel run, Spizike's personality simply shined. She relaxed, showed her playful side, and quickly proved that she was an amazing dog. Everyone was hoping that this sweetheart's family would step forward to claim her. Unfortunately, no one stepped forward. With so many other dogs to compete with for placement, Spizike's chances of finding a safe and loving forever home began to decline. Knowing that shepherds are most successful when placed within a breed specific rescue, one of the shelter coordinators reached out to MAGSR for help. They knew if given the chance, Spizike would be a perfect match for an active home. Our team knew Spizike was the right fit, so we immediately welcomed her to the MAGSR family.
Spizike is a stunning girl. Although frightened in the shelter environment, when given the chance to relax, this girl's goofy personality absolutely shines. With a little time to adjust and build trust, Spizike is beyond happy to accept love, attention, and plenty of pets. Her favorite thing? Balls! They are her jam and are the quickest way to Spizike's heart. When introduced to other dogs at the shelter, Spizike was energetic and displayed a playful attitude. She was friendly and social while enjoying zoomies throughout the play area. Fortunate to have been placed with an incredible temp foster, Spizike has fit seamlessly into her foster family and their pack. Very playful and sweet, she has happily enjoyed daily play time and the opportunity to play with a variety of toys. Living with both male and female dogs, she seems to adjust her energy to the energy of the dogs around her. Spizike mirrors the energy of the dogs in her pack. The more active dogs excite her and she mirrors their energy. The more reserved dogs temper her excitement. Spizike has also been living with small animals and cats who are very accustomed to large dogs. She has done well with them and may be a great match for a household with small animals. However, she has not been exposed to cats or small animals that act like prey. Although Spizike is learning the ins and outs of living in a home, it is important that her forever family give her time to adjust to their expectations and routines. We know she will thrive with clear routines, structure, and leadership. Training will go a long way with Spizike. Not only will it help her create a strong bond with her forever family, but it will also help her develop the skills needed to become a good canine citizen. With time, training, and patience, we know that Spizike is going to bring endless joy to a lucky family.
Unfortunately, we have learned that Spizike is heartworm positive. This diagnosis could have been avoided had she been provided with monthly heartworm preventatives. Knowing that this diagnosis if left untreated is deadly, MAGSR has already begun to get Spizike the care she needs to move forward. Heartworm treatment is expensive, but we know that Spizike is beyond worth the cost. Please consider donating to her care. Your donation will not only help Spizike get the treatment she needs to move forward, but it will also help us continue to support other dogs in need. Spizike will need to take it slowly over the next few months while undergoing treatment. This will give her body a chance to move forward. She is hoping to recuperate in a forever family of her very own. If you are looking for the perfect mix of playfulness and chill, look no further than Spizike.
Steffi
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Sweet Steffi was brought in as a stray to an overcrowded shelter with several puppies. They all waited while the babies grew old enough to be independent from mom. When old enough the puppies were separated from Steffi and adopted, but mom was left behind. Steffi waited for that perfect family that would welcome her home and love her for a lifetime. When no one stepped forward to welcome this sweet momma, she found herself on the list to be euthanized. Knowing that mamas deserve the same opportunity to find safe and loving homes as their babies, team MAGSR was fortunate to be able to work with several other groups to pull Steffi from the shelter just before she was euthanized.
Steffi is special. She is gentle, even tempered, and an absolute love. After all that she has been through, she can be a little timid with new people and new situations. But, when given a little time and some treats, Steffi's playful personality emerges. Her foster family absolutely loves this little lady. They feel she has the right balance of affection, play, and zest for life. As a young girl, Steffi is still learning the ins and outs of good canine citizenship, but we know she is going to be impressive. She will thrive when provided with the structure, routine, and leadership that all GSDs crave. Living in an incredible foster home, Steffi has been enjoying all of the perks of living in a home. She seems to be housebroken and is crate training beautifully. Steffi loves the comforts of a household and has clearly learned some manners along her journey. Although already making progress with manners, Steffi will, like all dogs, benefit from training. Not only will training help Steffi build a strong and healthy bond with her forever family, but it will also help her develop the skills needed to become a good canine citizen. Treat motivated but gentle, we know this girl is going to be the star of her class.
Unfortunately, we have learned that Steffi is heartworm positive. This diagnosis could have easily been avoided with monthly prevention. Recognizing that Steffi deserves every opportunity to meet with success, MAGSR has already begun her treatment. Steffi will need to take it easy over the next few months while she completes her treatment. However, this will give her time to enjoy plenty of cuddles and affection. Steffi is looking for a forever family that will love her for a lifetime. Could that family be you?
Valkyrie
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Vibrant Valkyrie was sitting at an overcrowded animal shelter waiting for someone to come and claim her. Although she waited, no one stepped forward for this lovely lady. As shelters are simply unable to keep up with the number of animals in need, unclaimed animals often struggle to make it out alive. Valkyrie's time was running short. Fortunately, another group stepped forward and welcomed Valkyrie into their care. She was very lucky to find someone that would help her move forward as well as help address her medical needs. Valkyrie was heartworm positive upon her arrival with the other rescue. However, they ensured she had everything she needed and walked her through treatment. Having completed treatment months ago, but without adoption interest, MAGSR was asked to welcome Valkyrie into our care so that she might meet with better success with a breed specific rescue. Valkyrie had been waiting for over a year for this chance. When we learned she needed placement, we knew she would be a great match for the MAGSR family.
Valkyrie is an active, intelligent, and social girl. Having been well socialized with people somewhere along her journey, Valkyrie connects with people quickly. She loves a good hug and lean in. A huge fan of the outdoors, Valkyrie is greatly enjoying the fall weather and is happy to be out and about with her person. Although we do not know anything about Valkyrie's past, we do know that she has a bright future. As is true of all shepherds, Valkyrie will thrive when provided with structure, routine, and leadership. She is looking for a household that will provide her with clear expectations and boundaries as well as patience as she adjusts to her forever family. Training will go a long way with Valkyrie. Not only will this help her build a strong, healthy bond with her forever family, but it will also help her develop the skills needed to become a good canine citizen. Valkyrie has been waiting for a family of her very own for far too long. If this lovely girl sounds like a match for your family, ask to meet her today!
