Washington Boxer Rescue

07/25/2024

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07/04/2024

04/18/2024

💜💜ADOPTED💜💜
TROY, NY - BREEZY and PEARL, owner died and will be euthanized if not adopted, PLEASE SHARE....

😡DENIED BY SHELTER & RESCUES BECAUSE THEY ARE JUST “TOO OLD”😡

You never think your pups will out live you, but unfortunately in the case of Breezy & Pearl it’s true. After suffering the loss of their one and only human these girls were left homeless. They were literally denied from shelters stating they were too old and rescues told them they would be ineligible for adoption, so not worth the placement. These girls went from being the love of someone’s life, to being told they were better dead than alive.

If you can help Breezy & Pearl email [email protected] today!

Location: Troy, NY

❤️❤️❤️❤️ADOPTED❤️❤️❤️❤️

You never think your pups will out live you, but unfortunately in the case of Breezy & Pearl it’s true. After suffering the loss of their one and only human these girls were left homeless. They were literally denied from shelters stating they were too old and rescues told them they would be ineligible for adoption, so not worth the placement. These girls went from being the love of someone’s life, to being told they were better dead than alive.

It’s true Breezy and Pearl are old, they are 12 & 14, but we are adamant believers in helping seniors. These boxer girls have spent their whole life together and right now each other is all they have. They are well tempered, well mannered pups that can coexist with other canines. Both have lived with children and are extra sweet with them. Breezy seems to be losing her sight and her ears can be a bit tender, but at 14 years old that’s not too uncommon. We are hoping to find a place for them to stay before the family has to euthanize. These girls really do deserve to enjoy their golden years comfy without worry. If you can help Breezy & Pearl email [email protected] today!

Location: Troy, NY

04/07/2024

Yesterday we said goodbye to a precious boy, Ronan. I rescued him when he was being chased by a pack of coyotes that had killed his littermates about 30 miles from town. When he was healthy enough he was going through an adoption process in a foster situation that turned awful, Ronan was beaten severely by the boyfriend of his potential adopter, completely unbeknownst to her. I immediately brought him to my home and the adopter left his abuser, heartbroken that he did this to a precious animal, she loved Ronan deeply. I worked endlessly to teach him trust of kind hands for the following 2 years as he recovered physically and mentally from abuse that crippled his legs and spine for the rest of his life. Ronan finally felt trust again, he brought us all laughter, such joy and companionship and he felt the unconditional love as we all surrounded him, giving him comfort. We will miss you big guy.. "Fly high & Run free, sweet Ronan"..
Blessings, Terrie McCanse
Washington Boxer Rescue