Homes Needed

Updated Thursday, May 03, 2012
Please note: These are only a few of the Boxers in our care.

	NOAH ADOPTED	Noah is jumping for joy over his new life so far (despite the expression in the photo-that was before he saw his new accommodations). Regular meals are really great, living inside is way cool and nice people are so much fun. He's so happy he can hardly contain himself (he may need to take it down a notch pretty soon). Fenced yard required.
	BOSCO	Very young, very large, and very, very loveable. Who will come and steal Vicki's newest boyfriend? Fenced yard required.
	BEAU	Wild child. Beau is currently attending puppy classes - it remains to be seen whether they will affect his activity level. One can only hope....This very young boy is a handful and a half. He will need a firm owner or a home where the owners are unconcerned about personal possessions and bruising. Fenced yard and continued training mandatory.
	HUEY	He's young! He's big! He's a kook! Baby Huey is one of the most creative players we've known. He'll turn any object into a toy and any obstacle into a challenge to be conquered. Boredom must be avoided at all costs. Huey needs to learn a few manners and is definitely not for the faint of heart. Fenced yard and continued training mandatory.
	MC CLOUD & ISABEL	McCloud is a really big couch potato. Isabel runs rings around him and is definitely the brains of the operation. Both are attending classes with varying degrees of success - McCloud has been spotted sleeping through the "down" exercise and Isabel's attention tends to wander. McCloud is deaf. We will not separate the two. Fenced yard required.
	AGGIE	Everyone loves Aggie. She's a sturdy girl with lots of style and a fabulous personality. Aggie, however, does not particularly love other dogs. Certainly not a fatal flaw in our minds, shouldn't be in others either. She just needs to be the only dog in the home. Fenced yard rerquired.
	MADGE ADOPTED	Madge is a petite little firecracker. Cute as can be and as active as all get-out. Speaking of which, any cats in the vicinity better 'get out' or suffer the consequences. Definitely not cat-compatible but absolutely lap-compatible. She's small enough not to block the TV while snuggling. Fenced yard required. No cats.
	EVA ADOPTED	Pint-sized pistol! She spins, she twirls, she scampers and leaps, Little Eva oozes personality and sparkles with charm. The only thing this young lady lacks is a low gear. Would benefit from a little training and a yard with a built-in race course. Fenced yard required.
	WALKER	Well, now, here's a whole lot of Boxer. Walker is a big boy. All the actions of a typical young Boxer with a little extra size and weight thrown in for good measure. Body-slamming not recommended unless you want your chickens scattered. Fenced yard required.
	JIMBO	Happy, handsome and sturdy young boy. Jimbo's only complaint is that basketball season is starting and he has no one to watch the Bulls with. And no couch to watch them from. No TV, either. Gotta rectify that situation soon. Fenced yard required.
	LILA	Lila wants to go home in a pink Cadillac but we are hoping she will settle for going home with someone who brings her a pink teddy bear. She also wants her kennel and her nails painted pink but we have drawn the line at that. A very girly girl. Fenced yard required.
	MOCHA	Another innocent victim of the economy (who isn't?). Mocha is a pretty young lady with no concept of economics whatsoever. Not real familiar with basic obedience, either. That's easier to fix than financial woes. Fenced yard required. No cats.
	DOOGIE	Let's all say it together: "Boxers are INSIDE dogs!". Really, it doesn't take a genius to figure that out. Doogie is a very sweet young boy (handsome, too). No mouth-breathing, slack-jawed trailer-trash morons need apply. C'mon - let's show Doogie what a Boxer's life should be. Fenced yard required.
	JOY ADOPTED	Sturdy, smart and fast. Translated, that means Joy needs either Invisible Fencing or a high fence with locked gates. She's pretty, charming, and adventuresome. Will probably lose her wanderlust once she finds a home worth staying in. Fenced yard required. Available when heartworm treatment complete.
	REMMY	Remmy is deaf. We all know deafness in white Boxers is common and for most, not a really big deal provided the dogs owners are responsible and understanding. When they are not, well, the world can be very confusing. We will attempt to unconfuse Remmy and, while we are at it, maybe we can slip some self-control in there somewhere. He's pretty, um, "energetic". Fenced yard required.
	MORRIS	Yah, he has a gray face. Think that means this guy is too old to liven up a household? Think again - Morris is not ready to throw in the towel just yet, folks. He's fit, he's charming, and he expects us to find him a home. Do not leave this boy sitting on the shelf. He's too nice a dog to be passed over. Fenced yard preferred. No other dogs.
	TY ADOPTED	Recent reports of a tornado touching down in Ringwood turned out to be unfounded. It was just Ty playing. We should have known - tornadoes tend to pass through fairly quickly. Ty can shake the walls for an hour at a time. But he's young! Hooray! Come get him, please. Fenced yard required. No cats.
	BLOCKER & LAINIE ADOPTED	Very nice pair of Boxers. Blocker (l) & Lainie (r) have been through a lot together and deserve to stay together. The two have a close bond which we don't want to break. So someone should give them a break and take both. Oh, c'mon - it's not difficult to handle two - especially two that already get along so beautifully. And they are a handsome couple, aren't they? Fenced yard required.
	KELSO ADOPTED	Somewhat mysterious, Kelso may be a magician. We believe he uses his big, dark eyes to hypnotize the staff and coerces them into giving him their lunches. We have no solid proof of this since he leaves no evidence of these actions behind. He has gained a significant amount of weight since his arrival (he needed it) while the staff all look thinner. Hmmm..... Fenced yard required. No cats.
	EMBER PERMANENT RESIDENT	This sweet lady epitomizes all the qualities described in our Seniors' Letter. Her undeniably gray face reveals her maturity but Ember still maintains all the charm and exuberance that defines Boxers, regardless of age. And she can still chase a cat like the kids.
	VELVET PERMANENT RESIDENT	Gray-faced, yes. Ready for retirement? Oh, heck no! Despite appearances, Velvet is definitely NOT a little old Granny-dog. Unless your typical Granny is a weight-lifter. Powerful, active, and lively.