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ADOPTABLE DOGS
If you are
interested in applying for one of our rescue dogs or would like more information
about rescue, please read our Adoption Information page and access the printable application. If you prefer to complete
an on line application please visit the
Midwest
Boxer Rescue site and complete the adoption interview.
Be certain to list specific dogs of interest on your application. The application
will be forwarded to us and a representative will contact you.
Please contact our
Rescue coordinator for more information
about these boxers or to learn more about our Rescue program.
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Becky
Becky came to
us from a shelter in Central Iowa. She is a sweet senior girl who needs
a loving home to live out her remaining years. Becky was tentatively
diagnosed with a heart murmur. She has just entered foster care and we
will be learning more on this issue shortly. Becky really is a nice
girl. Her foster home says they hardly know she is there. She gets along
great with the other Boxers in her home and the cat. Will you open your
home and heart to this girl?
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Brutus
Brutus is brand new
to our rescue program, but so far he has really impressed us with his
manners and personality. He is a BIG boy and young, but seems to be a
sweet and easy going boy, getting along well with the two dogs in his
foster home. In order to adopt Brutus, you will need a physically fenced
yard and agree to attend a group obedience class.
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Fritz
Fritz is an
energetic young male, approximately 1 year old. He came to us very thin,
but is slowly putting on much needed weight. Fritz will need a home with
a fenced yard and a family committed to lots of exercise and training.
He is eager to please, but equally stubborn and occasionally ornery. He
will need an experienced Boxer owner to guide him along life's highway
and keep him on the straight and narrow!!!
Along with a
physically fenced yard adopters must commit to a group obedience class.
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Max
Max came to
us due to a change in his owner's living situation. He's a nice boy, 4
years old and has been in a home with kids his whole life. He also has
lived with a cat before and is currently in a foster home with an older
Boxer girl who is not too sure she wants him around. Max is brand new to
our program, but seems to be a sweet boy, who likes to snuggle and
craves attention. He has been a little nervous with the change in his
living arrangement and has been experiencing a little nervous piddle.
It's getting better as he gets more settled. Max is a big boy,
approximately 78 lbs. If you are interested in adopting Max, you will
need a physically fenced yard and agree to complete a group obedience
class.
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Rusty
Rusty came to us from a small rural shelter with a
severely injured eye and emaciated body. The eye injury looks like an
old puncture wound. He recently had surgery to repair the eye and we are
hoping for a full eye sight recovery. Rusty is brand new to rescue and
learning about crate training (which he's not too fond of),
housetraining, sharing, etc. He's currently living with another Boxer,
several smaller Italian Greyhounds and cats and so far, he's doing great
with everyone. Rusty is a sweet, loving boy, who really loves to
snuggle. Once he puts on some much needed weight, he will be a gorgeous
little guy. A physically fenced yard is required to adopt Rusty as well
as participating in a group obedience class.
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Tony
Tony recently came
to our rescue group with a broken leg. He has had surgery to repair the
leg and is now recovering. He is a typical puppy and will need an
experienced home capable of dealing with puppy antics. His forever home
will also need a physically fenced yard and be willing to attend a group
obedience class. Tony's surgery was expensive and our group could really
use some help to offset the cost. Please consider making a donation to
help with Tony's recovery. Thank You!!!
February 7
- 11 Rescue Fundraiser for Tony's medical expenses
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All rescue boxers are dogs in need, however there are unique cases where
a Boxer may need a special home and/or care. They are Boxer through and
through and deserve a chance at a great life and the love of a great companion.
Could you be that home?
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 STILL
WANTING TO SEE MORE?
There are lots of Great
Boxers looking for homes. If you are interested in seeing more Boxers
in need of good homes, would like to complete an online application to
adopt a Boxer, would like to help out by sponsoring a boxer or making
a donation to Boxer Rescue, check out the MidWest
Boxer Rescue association website. This site shows the group effort
taken by Boxer rescue organizations throughout Iowa, Kansas, Missouri
and Nebraska who work together to rescue and place dogs in loving, permanent
homes. All these groups operate as not-for-profit entities, and each has
particular requirements for prospective homes. The purpose of this coalition,
known as the MidWest Boxer Rescue Association, is to help people in the
Midwest U.S. find a Boxer to adopt and to coordinate the rescue and care
of dogs in need.
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We are a small nonprofit organization that relies upon the generosity
of animal lovers, like you.
If you would like to assist our rescue dogs, there are a few ways you
can help us!
Go to our
Rescue Links page - there are a couple
of merchants on that page who donate a percentage of each sale that
comes through a link from our website back to our rescue program.
OR
Go to our
Donation page which lists items that we need
for our rescue program.
OR
You can send a donation directly to:
Missouri Valley Boxer
Rescue
PO Box 241011
Omaha, NE 68124-1011
If you want to assist a specific dog, please make a notation in
your mailing.
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OUR MANY THANKS
There
are so many GREAT organizations out there who support Boxer rescue and
we want them to know how we really appreciate what they do for us!!!
Boxer
Rescue Foundation
A special thanks goes out
the the BRF for providing us with a financial grant to be used towards
medical bills to treat Pogo. THANK YOU!!!
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