Please read if you are thinking of adopting a dog or pup from us.
We have been overwhelmed by the numbers of inquiries and applications we receive once a pup becomes available for adoption. Within minutes our inbox is filling up with applications for the ONE puppy! Our procedure has always been to process applications on a first come/first served basis. It is the only way to guarantee fairness. Our application process remains the same as always with admin approval, reference checks, home visits etc. and we are not changing the process because of the increase in demand for puppies! Just because someone is the first applicant, does not necessarily mean they will be approved. We accept several applications for each dog/pup and then we STOP ACCEPTING APPLICATIONS.
We understand the frustration involved for people trying to adopt a new family member and not having their applications accepted because we have received so many already. It is frustrating to our volunteers as well to have to pass on bad news to people who are hoping to adopt.
Please understand that our volunteers are all doing their best to answer inquiries and process applications in a timely and thorough manner. Thank you!
We have been overwhelmed by the numbers of inquiries and applications we receive once a pup becomes available for adoption. Within minutes our inbox is filling up with applications for the ONE puppy! Our procedure has always been to process applications on a first come/first served basis. It is the only way to guarantee fairness. Our application process remains the same as always with admin approval, reference checks, home visits etc. and we are not changing the process because of the increase in demand for puppies! Just because someone is the first applicant, does not necessarily mean they will be approved. We accept several applications for each dog/pup and then we STOP ACCEPTING APPLICATIONS.
We understand the frustration involved for people trying to adopt a new family member and not having their applications accepted because we have received so many already. It is frustrating to our volunteers as well to have to pass on bad news to people who are hoping to adopt.
Please understand that our volunteers are all doing their best to answer inquiries and process applications in a timely and thorough manner. Thank you!
MASR would like everyone to know that we take pandemic concerns very seriously. We follow all current public health orders and expect the same from any interested applicants. While we wish to stick with our long established policies regarding adoption applications, we have adapted some of our procedures to insure that safety for all is always our priority.
Thank you all for your continued support and understanding during these tough times. Stay well everyone!
Thank you all for your continued support and understanding during these tough times. Stay well everyone!
PLEASE do some research about dogs in general and German Shepherds in particular before deciding you want one. All puppies are cute and lovable but if you don't understand the history & purpose of the breed, you won't be prepared for the reality of a German Shepherd or Shepherd cross pup. They are known worldwide for their unmatched loyalty, their endless courage and stamina, and their devotion to their family. BUT they are a remarkably intelligent dog that require a calm consistent leader to teach them manners and we have to EARN that loyalty we all desire. German Shepherds are a member of the Herding Group. Their original purpose was to provide protection to herds of sheep. They are naturally protective and also driven to "herd". As puppies, they are rough, very high drive, nipping little alligators. Chasing anything is FUN and many Shepherds are "prey" driven which means, cats and rabbits and birds are all "fair game" to your puppy. You MUST be prepared to accept the challenge that a Shepherd or Shepherd cross pup will provide you with or please don't apply for one. A dog should be for LIFE, and all family members should be onboard with expectations of acceptable behavior and responsibility. We can offer guidance and direction but be prepared to engage the support of a professional trainer if you are new to owning a Shepherd or Shepherd cross pup or adult. The amount of effort a person puts into any dog or pup will determine the outcome of owning one of these amazing animals.
Important information about our spay/neuter policy.
Today I am sharing an important post for anyone who is considering adopting a dog or puppy from us. We are a rescue which means that 1) every single one of us are volunteers and that 2) every single one of us care deeply about each and every animal that crosses our path. We aren't the biggest or best known rescue, we aren't even the longest in operation here in Manitoba, although we are close. But we have been donating our time, our efforts, our knowledge for almost 16 years now. It's a LOT of work but it is worth it for the hundreds and hundreds of dogs we have helped. We believe in the value of EVERY SINGLE dog, this is not a numbers game or a competition. From the moment we say "yes, we can help", until the moment a dog goes to his/her forever home, we devote everything we have to that individual dog or puppy. We feed only good quality food and we provide top-notch veterinary care, regardless of our current bank account. We provide full vaccinations and heartworm protection and everything else that pops up. Our foster homes and forever homes are checked thoroughly. And we provide extensive detailed information to our fosters and our adopters. Basically we do everything we know in order to offer the very best care we can to each and every dog we meet, FOREVER.
Having said all that, there is one area that we know we can improve on and that is delaying all spays and neuters until after a dog or puppy has reached maturity. The research supporting this has been available for decades, this is nothing new. The hormones responsible for many things important to the health and development of dogs are lost once the animal has been altered. These hormones play such an important part in the overall wellbeing of each and every dog. (I don't need to go into all the details - if you are interested, there is a huge amount of information online.) Being a rescue though means that we are expected to alter everything, and we certainly do and always have. But we alter at a date chosen to give the dog the best possible opportunity to develop properly. Our contract currently states that we will schedule altering after 7 months for females and 10 months for males, but we are changing this, effective immediately. We are scheduling all dogs now for dates after they have reached their one year birthday.
What does this mean for you, our future adopters? Well, it means that if you adopt a female pup from us, chances are that she may have a heat cycle before she is spayed. If you aren't willing to "deal with" a heat cycle, don't adopt a female. It's a normal part of maturing for all females, and it is a question of making certain sacrifices for approximately 3 weeks THAT WILL BENEFIT YOUR DOG FOR THE REMAINDER OF HER LIFE. Simple really. Same with males. Male dogs may typically mark things... again, perfectly normal dog behavior. If you can't bear to have a dog mark things, don't adopt a male (some females mark as well but most often it is males). If you aren't willing to teach your male dog what is appropriate marking (trees) versus what is not appropriate (furniture), don't adopt a male. We have been pushing this information since the day we started and have delayed spays and neuters for as long as possible with our adopters. Nothing really has changed except that we are now making it official that the one year mark is our new minimum age. This will hopefully be a deterrent to adopters who wish for Fido to never fully mature. Our Fidos certainly will. We are not worried about accidental litters. To date we have not had even one "whoops" litter in any of our dogs. Because there really is no need or excuse for an unwanted pregnancy if you adopt to responsible people. And we will all continue to work hard to insure that our dogs only go to responsible, loving, committed homes.
We are hoping that people committed to the individual health and wellbeing of each and every dog, whether purebred champion or rescued stray recognize this as a step in the right direction for the overall health and longevity of every single pup. Thank you to everyone who recognizes this post for what it is - a rescue comprised of people who genuinely care, not just for today but for all days.
Having said all that, there is one area that we know we can improve on and that is delaying all spays and neuters until after a dog or puppy has reached maturity. The research supporting this has been available for decades, this is nothing new. The hormones responsible for many things important to the health and development of dogs are lost once the animal has been altered. These hormones play such an important part in the overall wellbeing of each and every dog. (I don't need to go into all the details - if you are interested, there is a huge amount of information online.) Being a rescue though means that we are expected to alter everything, and we certainly do and always have. But we alter at a date chosen to give the dog the best possible opportunity to develop properly. Our contract currently states that we will schedule altering after 7 months for females and 10 months for males, but we are changing this, effective immediately. We are scheduling all dogs now for dates after they have reached their one year birthday.
What does this mean for you, our future adopters? Well, it means that if you adopt a female pup from us, chances are that she may have a heat cycle before she is spayed. If you aren't willing to "deal with" a heat cycle, don't adopt a female. It's a normal part of maturing for all females, and it is a question of making certain sacrifices for approximately 3 weeks THAT WILL BENEFIT YOUR DOG FOR THE REMAINDER OF HER LIFE. Simple really. Same with males. Male dogs may typically mark things... again, perfectly normal dog behavior. If you can't bear to have a dog mark things, don't adopt a male (some females mark as well but most often it is males). If you aren't willing to teach your male dog what is appropriate marking (trees) versus what is not appropriate (furniture), don't adopt a male. We have been pushing this information since the day we started and have delayed spays and neuters for as long as possible with our adopters. Nothing really has changed except that we are now making it official that the one year mark is our new minimum age. This will hopefully be a deterrent to adopters who wish for Fido to never fully mature. Our Fidos certainly will. We are not worried about accidental litters. To date we have not had even one "whoops" litter in any of our dogs. Because there really is no need or excuse for an unwanted pregnancy if you adopt to responsible people. And we will all continue to work hard to insure that our dogs only go to responsible, loving, committed homes.
We are hoping that people committed to the individual health and wellbeing of each and every dog, whether purebred champion or rescued stray recognize this as a step in the right direction for the overall health and longevity of every single pup. Thank you to everyone who recognizes this post for what it is - a rescue comprised of people who genuinely care, not just for today but for all days.
We want to send our wishes for a very Happy New Year to all! Another year has passed, one that continued to present all of us with new challenges. But, like many other animal rescue groups, we have faced our challenges head on and continued with our purpose to help animals in need. None of it would be possible without the support of our amazing foster families, our hard-working dedicated team of volunteers and our many supporters. Together we have made a difference for so many deserving creatures and I am so proud at the amazing caring rescue community we are all a part of.
Our hope moving forward is for health and happiness to everyone reading this. Thank you again for your support for the last 16 years. Our Happy Tails are made possible by all of you!
Happy New Year Everyone!
Our hope moving forward is for health and happiness to everyone reading this. Thank you again for your support for the last 16 years. Our Happy Tails are made possible by all of you!
Happy New Year Everyone!
With the current rising number in Covid positive cases, we want to ensure the safety of all our volunteers and potential adopters by putting a temporary "pause" on adoptions.
Although this isn't ideal, we feel we have an obligation to be cautious for everyone's sake.
The safety and well-being of our fosters, volunteers and any potential adopters MUST come first.
Thank you all for your understanding.
Although this isn't ideal, we feel we have an obligation to be cautious for everyone's sake.
The safety and well-being of our fosters, volunteers and any potential adopters MUST come first.
Thank you all for your understanding.
We at MASR are overwhelmed by the outpouring of generosity today.
THANK YOU-THANK YOU-THANK YOU everyone!
We are especially happy knowing that this challenge spread so widely and that deserving animals everywhere will receive their second chance at happiness because of the love shown today to this amazing woman, Betty White.
"Thank You For Being A Friend"
THANK YOU-THANK YOU-THANK YOU everyone!
We are especially happy knowing that this challenge spread so widely and that deserving animals everywhere will receive their second chance at happiness because of the love shown today to this amazing woman, Betty White.
"Thank You For Being A Friend"
Donate $$ in memory of betty white
Today, on what would have been Betty White's 100th birthday, the world is celebrating her legacy with the #BettyWhiteChallenge. In honour of Betty’s birthday today, there’s a callout for people to make a $5 (or more) donation in Betty’s name to a local animal rescue, shelter or organization.
Much like all of the other deserving rescue organizations, we at MASR would be honored to receive any donations in Betty's name. And I truly believe that Betty would be thrilled to see the difference she is continuing to make for animals in need, even after her passing.
If you wish to donate to MASR in Betty's name, here are some options:
* Etransfer to:
treasurermasr@gmail.com and use the password BETTY2022 please.
* Mail a cheque to Manitoba All Shepherd Rescue Inc. c/o 1030 Boyd Avenue, Winnipeg MB R2X 1A1
* PayPal from our website at www.manitobaallshepherdrescue.com
"Thank You For Being A Friend" Betty White.
Much like all of the other deserving rescue organizations, we at MASR would be honored to receive any donations in Betty's name. And I truly believe that Betty would be thrilled to see the difference she is continuing to make for animals in need, even after her passing.
If you wish to donate to MASR in Betty's name, here are some options:
* Etransfer to:
treasurermasr@gmail.com and use the password BETTY2022 please.
* Mail a cheque to Manitoba All Shepherd Rescue Inc. c/o 1030 Boyd Avenue, Winnipeg MB R2X 1A1
* PayPal from our website at www.manitobaallshepherdrescue.com
"Thank You For Being A Friend" Betty White.
# Betty white Challenge
Sadly, on December 31st, 2021, the world lost a true legend with the passing of Betty White, just 18 days short of her 100th birthday. Betty is remembered for many things but most notably, for her deep, lifelong passion for animals.
Out of the sorrow experienced worldwide, the #BettyWhiteChallenge was born. In honour of Betty’s birthday on January 17th, there’s a callout for people to make a $5 (or more) donation in Betty’s name to a local animal rescue, shelter or organization.
Much like all of the other deserving rescue organizations, we at MASR would be honored to receive any donations in Betty's name. And I truly believe that Betty would be thrilled to see the difference she is continuing to make for animals in need, even after her passing.
If you wish to donate to MASR in Betty's name, here are some options:
* Etransfer to:
treasurermasr@gmail.com and use the password BETTY2022 please.
* Mail a cheque to Manitoba All Shepherd Rescue Inc. c/o 1030 Boyd Avenue, Winnipeg MB R2X 1A1
* PayPal from our website at www.manitobaallshepherdrescue.com
"Thank You For Being A Friend" Betty White.
Out of the sorrow experienced worldwide, the #BettyWhiteChallenge was born. In honour of Betty’s birthday on January 17th, there’s a callout for people to make a $5 (or more) donation in Betty’s name to a local animal rescue, shelter or organization.
Much like all of the other deserving rescue organizations, we at MASR would be honored to receive any donations in Betty's name. And I truly believe that Betty would be thrilled to see the difference she is continuing to make for animals in need, even after her passing.
If you wish to donate to MASR in Betty's name, here are some options:
* Etransfer to:
treasurermasr@gmail.com and use the password BETTY2022 please.
* Mail a cheque to Manitoba All Shepherd Rescue Inc. c/o 1030 Boyd Avenue, Winnipeg MB R2X 1A1
* PayPal from our website at www.manitobaallshepherdrescue.com
"Thank You For Being A Friend" Betty White.
Reminder to everyone that MASR is a registered charity and will mail out tax receipts for 2022 donations of $20 or more!
If you haven't yet made a donation but would like to for the 2022 year, please send your etransfer donation to:
treasurer@masrescue.com
And use the password:
BETTY2022
Thanks to all who have helped us throughout the year already! Your generosity and kindness have helped so many dogs and pups get the second chance they deserved. Happy New Year to all!
If you haven't yet made a donation but would like to for the 2022 year, please send your etransfer donation to:
treasurer@masrescue.com
And use the password:
BETTY2022
Thanks to all who have helped us throughout the year already! Your generosity and kindness have helped so many dogs and pups get the second chance they deserved. Happy New Year to all!
bEANS NEEDS SURGERY!
PLEASE HELP US PAY FOR HIS SURGERY !
We are in urgent need of help for this poor pup.
This is the third Femoral Head Ostectomy we have had to have done in less than a year. It is major surgery and requires the services of an orthopedic surgeon but is the only method of ensuring the dog can live a happy painfree existance.
Beans will receive this surgery later this month and we are in desperate need of donations to help us pay for it. Once he recovers, he will go on to live the happy life he deserves, just like Thea and Lyle have.
We are hoping that our followers will find it in their heart to help Beans end his suffering and begin his new life. Like all of them, this pup is so worth it!
Any donations of $20 or more will receive a tax receipt (you must provide us with your full name and address).
* Etransfers can be sent to:
treasurermasr@gmail.com
And use the password
MASR2022
* Cheques can be made payable to MASR, and sent to our treasurer at 1030 Boyd Avenue, Winnipeg MB R2X 1A1
* Payment by credit card directly to Plessis Vet at 204-691-8838 (make sure to specify MASR's Beans)
Thank you!
This is the third Femoral Head Ostectomy we have had to have done in less than a year. It is major surgery and requires the services of an orthopedic surgeon but is the only method of ensuring the dog can live a happy painfree existance.
Beans will receive this surgery later this month and we are in desperate need of donations to help us pay for it. Once he recovers, he will go on to live the happy life he deserves, just like Thea and Lyle have.
We are hoping that our followers will find it in their heart to help Beans end his suffering and begin his new life. Like all of them, this pup is so worth it!
Any donations of $20 or more will receive a tax receipt (you must provide us with your full name and address).
* Etransfers can be sent to:
treasurermasr@gmail.com
And use the password
MASR2022
* Cheques can be made payable to MASR, and sent to our treasurer at 1030 Boyd Avenue, Winnipeg MB R2X 1A1
* Payment by credit card directly to Plessis Vet at 204-691-8838 (make sure to specify MASR's Beans)
Thank you!
foster home needed for Taser !
Foster needed for a 3 yr old male German Shepherd mix, Taser is Up To Date on vaccines and is neutered. He is currently at Winnipeg Animal Services(WAS) and he is not doing well in a kennel environment. Taser is very stressed and frustrated in the kennel and needs to get into a foster home.
Taser does enjoy his training sessions and is very responsive to his handler. He is very smart and quick to learn new things, food motivated and loves to work. Knows sit, down, shake and other paw. His favourite is a tennis ball which he loves playing with. Previously, before being surrendered to WAS he lived with 2 cats, but can be rough playing with them. He did well with the family's two teenage children. Unknown at this time how he is with other dogs. He will require some time to warm up to new people. Taser will need a home with no young children or other animals until we know more about him. A fenced yard is also preferred.
Someone experienced and knowledgeable with Shepherds and/or high drive working dogs please.
If you can help, please email
fostermasr@gmail.com
Apply to foster online HERE
www.manitobaallshepherdrescue.com/foster-application.html
Taser does enjoy his training sessions and is very responsive to his handler. He is very smart and quick to learn new things, food motivated and loves to work. Knows sit, down, shake and other paw. His favourite is a tennis ball which he loves playing with. Previously, before being surrendered to WAS he lived with 2 cats, but can be rough playing with them. He did well with the family's two teenage children. Unknown at this time how he is with other dogs. He will require some time to warm up to new people. Taser will need a home with no young children or other animals until we know more about him. A fenced yard is also preferred.
Someone experienced and knowledgeable with Shepherds and/or high drive working dogs please.
If you can help, please email
fostermasr@gmail.com
Apply to foster online HERE
www.manitobaallshepherdrescue.com/foster-application.html
WELCOME KOLBY AND MIHO
We have recently welcomed Kolby and Miho into our care.
Kolby is a 1 year old neutered male Shepherd/Heeler cross and Miho is an 8 year spayed female Shepherd/Lab cross. More information about these two beautiful MASR additions is in our Current Dogs album.
Neither dog is available for adoption just yet.
Kolby is a 1 year old neutered male Shepherd/Heeler cross and Miho is an 8 year spayed female Shepherd/Lab cross. More information about these two beautiful MASR additions is in our Current Dogs album.
Neither dog is available for adoption just yet.
Beautiful Rocky is now available for adoption to the right forever family!
This wonderful pup has faced many challenges already in his short lifetime but has managed to overcome them all. He is a sweet and very bright boy, wonderful with his foster family's children. (He LOVES everyone!)
Rocky's development (and training) were slightly delayed due to him being sick but now that he is happy & healthy, he is learning new things all the time. He is crate and house trained (mostly) and knows basic commands. He eats well and loves playing with his foster family's dogs.
Rocky has a condition known as cryptorchidism where his testicles have not descended. The tip of his penis protrudes very slightly outside the sheath as well. He will still be neutered at a later date but his recovery may be somewhat longer than your average neuter, depending on where exactly his testicles are in his body.
Rocky can live a completely normal and happy life but we want to disclose everything up front to anyone interested in him.
If you think this terrific pup may be a good addition to your family, please complete our online application and we will arrange a meeting.
www.manitobaallshepherdrescue.com
This wonderful pup has faced many challenges already in his short lifetime but has managed to overcome them all. He is a sweet and very bright boy, wonderful with his foster family's children. (He LOVES everyone!)
Rocky's development (and training) were slightly delayed due to him being sick but now that he is happy & healthy, he is learning new things all the time. He is crate and house trained (mostly) and knows basic commands. He eats well and loves playing with his foster family's dogs.
Rocky has a condition known as cryptorchidism where his testicles have not descended. The tip of his penis protrudes very slightly outside the sheath as well. He will still be neutered at a later date but his recovery may be somewhat longer than your average neuter, depending on where exactly his testicles are in his body.
Rocky can live a completely normal and happy life but we want to disclose everything up front to anyone interested in him.
If you think this terrific pup may be a good addition to your family, please complete our online application and we will arrange a meeting.
www.manitobaallshepherdrescue.com
WELCOME BEANS!
Beans (m) Husky/Shep mix DOB May 30/21. Beans is new to rescue. He came in with an injury to his back end. Beans will get the best medical care possible and we'll keep you updated on his progress.
Welcome to rescue Beans!
Beans is not yet available for adoption nor are we accepting applications yet.
Welcome to rescue Beans!
Beans is not yet available for adoption nor are we accepting applications yet.
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Congratulations to Mindy Jaskiewicz on winning the lifesize mechanical reindeer!
Thank you to everyone who participated in our special boy Lyle's Fundraiser! |
Adorable Lucy!
Enjoy the video of Lucy's first big walk outside of her yard!
Here's also an update from Lucy's foster family:
Lucy is a happy and healthy pup. Growing like a weed. She is up to 28lbs now at 15weeks
Her crate training is going great!
We have upgraded her to a bigger kennel and still not a single accident in her kennel. She sleeps though the night with very little complaint now. She might whimper a couple times but then settles in. She has her daytime naps in there as well. And loves to hoard toys and antlers in her kennel.
Her house training is going really well. She will come find us and whimper… then head to the door to be let out. Still the odd accident. But less and less all the time. Three days and counting without and accident right now.
She gets leash training In the house and walks very nicely. Today was the first walk outside so she was a little more jumpy than usual, but totally understandable with all that snow she wants to play in!
She is learning some basic commands. Sits very well, knows “No” and “Leave it” she will “shake”, “down”, and “stay” But those still need some more work
Her teething has her chewing more lately but she still wants her cuddles too!
Adorable Lucy is still waiting for the perfect forever family! If you believe you may be that perfect family, complete an application form online at:
https://www.manitobaallshepherdrescue.com/adoption-application.html
Here's also an update from Lucy's foster family:
Lucy is a happy and healthy pup. Growing like a weed. She is up to 28lbs now at 15weeks
Her crate training is going great!
We have upgraded her to a bigger kennel and still not a single accident in her kennel. She sleeps though the night with very little complaint now. She might whimper a couple times but then settles in. She has her daytime naps in there as well. And loves to hoard toys and antlers in her kennel.
Her house training is going really well. She will come find us and whimper… then head to the door to be let out. Still the odd accident. But less and less all the time. Three days and counting without and accident right now.
She gets leash training In the house and walks very nicely. Today was the first walk outside so she was a little more jumpy than usual, but totally understandable with all that snow she wants to play in!
She is learning some basic commands. Sits very well, knows “No” and “Leave it” she will “shake”, “down”, and “stay” But those still need some more work
Her teething has her chewing more lately but she still wants her cuddles too!
Adorable Lucy is still waiting for the perfect forever family! If you believe you may be that perfect family, complete an application form online at:
https://www.manitobaallshepherdrescue.com/adoption-application.html
Beautiful Lyle has had a tough start to life. Found by a trucker making several trips to a remote northern area, Lyle was very wary of everyone and it took time and patience (and food) for his rescuer to win his trust. Thankfully the gentleman didn't give up on Lyle and sent us a happy text one morning "I have him"! Poor Lyle was suffering from old injuries and walking was painful for him. Once we had him examined, we were informed that Lyle needed a femoral head ostectomy with orthopedic surgeon Dr. Bebchuk. We scheduled the surgery as soon as possible and our sweet boy had it done last week. Already he is feeling so much better!
We are hoping some of you reading this will want to help with offering Lyle this second chance at a happy life and make a donation towards his surgery. This wonderful young fellow is sweet, loving and it's been said that "to know Lyle is to love him".
If you wish to help, please etransfer to:
treasurermasr@gmail.com
and use the password LYLE
Please include your name and address and we will mail you a tax receipt.
Lyle and all of us at MASR say THANK YOU!
We are hoping some of you reading this will want to help with offering Lyle this second chance at a happy life and make a donation towards his surgery. This wonderful young fellow is sweet, loving and it's been said that "to know Lyle is to love him".
If you wish to help, please etransfer to:
treasurermasr@gmail.com
and use the password LYLE
Please include your name and address and we will mail you a tax receipt.
Lyle and all of us at MASR say THANK YOU!
Our Beatles litter, singing their song!
Another video to put a smile on all of our faces!
Little Lucy from the Beatles litter
Little Lucy from the Beatles litter
Dan's Birthday FUNDRAISER foR
manitoba All shepherd rescue inc.
For my birthday this year, I'm asking for donations to Manitoba All Shepherd Rescue, Inc. I've chosen this nonprofit because their mission means a lot to me, and I hope you'll consider contributing as a way to celebrate with me. Every little bit will help me reach my goal.
RIP Zoey. We miss you so much. XOXO.
Facebook pays all the processing fees for you, so 100% of your donation goes directly to the nonprofit.
Click Here---> DONATE!
RIP Zoey. We miss you so much. XOXO.
Facebook pays all the processing fees for you, so 100% of your donation goes directly to the nonprofit.
Click Here---> DONATE!
Look at our beautiful Timber! Loving life (and the ball)!
Gorgeous Penny still needs a foster!
* current as of December 12,2021 *
Just look at this very special girl!
This is Penny, a 2 year old healthy spayed female Shepherd cross.
Penny comes with challenges. She is a somewhat anxious girl that can be reactive to new people, new dogs or new situations. Her current family adore her and have done much work with her to curb her anxiety. Unfortunately, with young children, their home is just too busy for a dog like Penny to thrive in so they are reluctantly letting us find her the perfect home! Penny loves "her" people and would be happiest in a quieter home. Fully house and crate trained, Penny is a wonderful companion. She is clever and devoted and would be a perfect companion for a retired or semi-retired single or couple that would enjoy the company & protection she will provide.
We would prefer Penny to find a home where she will be the only pet and with no young children.
If you are seriously interested in this beautiful girl, please email us at fostermasr@gmail.com and we will be happy to arrange a meeting!
What will you get out of this?
A crash course in how to manage your home like a trainer.
You'll be a pro by the end and your friends will be asking you for help!
The love and loyalty of an animal companion.
All. The. Belly rubs. All of them. All yours.
Our gratitude for helping save the life of one amazing dog!
Email fostermasr@gmail.com if you feel you can help!
This is Penny, a 2 year old healthy spayed female Shepherd cross.
Penny comes with challenges. She is a somewhat anxious girl that can be reactive to new people, new dogs or new situations. Her current family adore her and have done much work with her to curb her anxiety. Unfortunately, with young children, their home is just too busy for a dog like Penny to thrive in so they are reluctantly letting us find her the perfect home! Penny loves "her" people and would be happiest in a quieter home. Fully house and crate trained, Penny is a wonderful companion. She is clever and devoted and would be a perfect companion for a retired or semi-retired single or couple that would enjoy the company & protection she will provide.
We would prefer Penny to find a home where she will be the only pet and with no young children.
If you are seriously interested in this beautiful girl, please email us at fostermasr@gmail.com and we will be happy to arrange a meeting!
What will you get out of this?
A crash course in how to manage your home like a trainer.
You'll be a pro by the end and your friends will be asking you for help!
The love and loyalty of an animal companion.
All. The. Belly rubs. All of them. All yours.
Our gratitude for helping save the life of one amazing dog!
Email fostermasr@gmail.com if you feel you can help!
