Adopted MAGSR Dogs

Gabriel, puppy to a female GSD and male Great Pyrenees, was dumped at a shelter.  Gabriel cannot be any cuter and is absolutely a great little boy, happy go lucky and loves to give puppy kisses.  Gabriel has a lot to learn about going a good canine citizen and will require training.  Please remember that puppies are a lot of work and require a lot of attention from their family - puppies are a 10-12 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, Gabriel will become even more of an amazing boy than he already is.  If interested and he sounds like a good match for your family, please submit an adoption application for Gabriel!

Our volunteers cannot say enough good things about Elke. She is beautiful, sweet, enjoys humans and well mannered. It is obvious that someone spent time with her as she is obedient and is always checking in with her person looking for direction. She walks pretty good on a leash and will lean into her person.

This sweet girl found herself as a stray which landed her in a shelter.  They estimated her to be a year old but her mannerisms are that of a younger dog.  She is full of puppy playfulness, kisses, and tail wags.  She loves the water and will entertain you as she chases the splashing water around in the pool.  Cammy will make a great furry family member and with training, things will get even better.

Gatlin, puppy to a female GSD and male Great Pyrenees, was dumped at a shelter.  Gatlin cannot be any cuter and is absolutely a great little boy, happy go lucky and loves to give puppy kisses.  Gatlin has a lot to learn about going a good canine citizen and will require training.  Please remember that puppies are a lot of work and require a lot of attention from their family - puppies are a 10-12 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, Gatlin will become even more of an amazing boy than he already is.  If interested and he sounds like a good match for your family, please submit an adoption application for Gatlin!

Gizmo, puppy to a female GSD and male Great Pyrenees, was dumped at a shelter.  Gizmo cannot be any cuter and is absolutely a great little boy, happy go lucky and loves to give puppy kisses.  Gizmo has a lot to learn about going a good canine citizen and will require training.  Please remember that puppies are a lot of work and require a lot of attention from their family - puppies are a 10-12 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, Gizmo will become even more of an amazing boy than he already is.  If interested and he sounds like a good match for your family, please submit an adoption application for Gizmo!

Lars came to us as an owner surrender sadly after his former family got a puppy to replace him.  Well it was his lucky day as it is obvious that Lars had not been well cared for.  Upon his arrival his fur was filthy, skin dry and missing patches of fur.  This gentle boy is now receiving vet care and proper nutrition along with supplements.  It is obvious he did not live indoors and most likely was kept on a hard rough surface as he does calloused elbows.  Lars deserves a family that will show him what having a real family is all about.  A comfortable bed, good nutrition, proper care and lots love.

Sebastian found himself in a shelter hoping someone would give him the chance at a second life.  He was heartworm positive but has undergone treatment.  He is somewhat unsettled with all of the changes in his life, but with time he will settle in.  

Guinness had a rough start in life.  He lived with 7 Children that were allowed to torment, tease and hit him.  The adults punished him with a shock collar at full strength, hit him in the face, sprayed water at him, put him in a crate that was much too small for him or chained outside. Guinness is with a caring foster who is working with him as he learns to trust humans, especially when it comes to his food and toys.  He is loving and friendly but does require positive training and interaction.  He enjoys playing and going for walks which of course helps burn off some of that puppy energy.

Tesla came to us from a shelter so we have no history on him.  He is a young 1 1/2 year old handsome boy who is looking for his forever family and home.  He needs some work on his manners and obedience training, but he's a smart boy so he should pick things up quickly.  Structure and guidance from his new family, along with lots of exercise will of course be required.

Comanche's family was moving and couldn't take him with them luckily.  He was not well cared for, he lived in a muddy outdoor pen and had not been to a vet.  Comanche is your typical young pup that needs training and guidance.  He needs to learn that jumping up to greet people is not acceptable and he also needs to learn leash manners.  This of course will come along with consistency and training.  Comanche has lots of puppy energy that will need to be properly directed.  This handsome boy is looking for a family who will commit to his training, provide a lifetime of care and of course lots of walks and playtime.

Logan was purchased off of Craigslist, when the purchaser met him she was appalled by his condition. She immediately reached out to rescue to get Logan the help he needed.

At only 4 months old it was obvious he had been living in a filthy outdoor pen. His smell was very foul, fur was filthy, he had a very round belly and carpal subluxation of all 4 limbs.

He was immediately seen by a vet, his fecal came back with severe hookworms and treatment was started. Sadly 2 days later Logan became quite ill, he was rushed back to the vet where he was diagnosed with parvovirus.

This sweet pup is now fighting for his life in the ICU at the vet hospital. Please keep Logan in your thoughts and prayers.

Sean and his brother Shane are as cute as can be.  We know mom is a GSD but we have no idea what breed dad was.  These cute little bundles of joy have so much too learn and will require a patient family who can handle all that comes with puppy love.  They will have accidents, they will chew and get into things they shouldn't, they will keep you up at night and require ongoing socialization with other dogs and people.  Puppy training is a great start to a well behaved pup.  Please be sure you able to make a commitment to him for his lifetime.

Update: Sean is  a smart boy who loves attention and giving lots of kisses.  We have been working on housebreaking and he is doing great.  He loves playing with toys, getting treats and of course meal times.

Faye found herself in a shelter along with her sister Sommer and mother Adele.  The condition they were in made it obvious that they were not well cared for.  All were covered in fleas and underweight.  Faye is now in a foster home receiving proper care, nutrition and love.  She will benefit from guidance, consistency and training.  This will help build her confidence, teach her good manners and bond with her family.

Jake came to us as an owner surrender as his family could not find anywhere to live that would allow Jake.  His family was heartbroken.  Jake was their 1 1/2 year old child's best friend, he had been with him since the baby was born.  He is a friendly, loving boy who enjoys other dogs and spending time with his people.  He loves the outdoors, going for walks and playtime.  One of his favorite games is playing keep away when you run after him.  Although he is enjoying the comforts of a foster home, he would love to have a forever family.

Kit Kat is doing great with adapting to her foster home, with her cohabitant female lab and a bunny.  She doesn’t seem to have a prey drive, as she shows no interest in the bunny.  She is very sweet and is quick to warm up to new people.  I’m amazed at how fast she picks up basic commands and learns the routines of a new environment.  She came into rescue with Parasites and a respiratory infection although she is improving every day and has great appetite, which should help with her being a bit underweight.  She seems new to being on a leash, so I’m working on her leash manners, although she is picking up the routine and processes quickly.  She has no food aggression issues, and does well in a crate.  She is housebroken, and will kindly let you know when she needs to go.  She loves being by your side, and will follow you around, seeking attention and waiting for direction.  If you’re looking for snuggle buddy, that will provide unconditional love, give Kit Kat a chance.

Julie was adopted from a shelter when she was just a puppy, sadly she somehow ended up back at the shelter 3 years later.  Julie is an energetic girl, it is obvious her former family did not spend time training with her.  Training is so very important as it provides a well balanced dog who knows what is expected of them and teaches them good manners.  It is never too late for training and Julie is eager to learn.  

Layla came to us as an owner surrender as she did not enjoy sharing her home with cats.  They were just too much fun to chase which they did not appreciate.  Other than cats she will happily share her home with other dogs.  She will require training and a family who set boundaries and provide guidance as she learns what is expected of her.  She is young and eager to learn.

Reggie came to us from a local shelter. He's a good looking, young, exuberant, energetic  boy that is eager to learn about life. He appears to not have had much in the way of training but is a quick learner. He is outgoing and fun to be around with people he is used to but can sometimes be unsure of new people depending on the situation.

With that said, we are working on socializing him and teaching him how to properly conduct himself. He loves to go for rides in a vehicle and does so quietly. He also loves to play ball but can be a hard chewer. We are confident that he will thrive in a group training program and will provide updates as we learn more about him.

Kolbi was adopted from a shelter at 3 months old and found herself back at the shelter 1 year later.  We are unsure what happened during that year.  She can be timid with new people and will keep her distance, but given time she comes around.  She enjoys the company of other dogs, especially those that will engage her in playtime.  Kolbi is in a foster home, settling in and getting use to her surroundings.  Watch for updates from her foster family.