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*PLEASE NOTE* San Diego Boxer Rescue is no longer in operation as of 2010. To date, there are currently no breed-specific Boxer rescues in San Diego County.
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This page features Boxers being networked through the Boxer Rescue Project of SD and cross-posting for other Boxers needing adoption through legitimate rescue groups & shelters. San Diego Boxer Rescue was active for over 17 years, run by Alice Via, who saved the lives of thousands of Boxers, until 2010 when her rescue went inactive. There are two groups, however, in SD County whose main focus is r

escuing Boxers -- The Boxer Rescue Project, with a main focus on networking Boxers for re-homing .. home to home... generally not shelter dogs or strays. Simply photographing, assessing, advertising/networking and assisting in matching Boxers with the right forever family. All Boxers in this group are personally tested, assessed, and evaluated before being networked for re-homing. The second group is called Last Chance at Life Rescue (formerly Boxers 'N Birds) in Oceanside, CA. They are a full-fledged rescue operation with a veterinary affiliation (Mission Animal & Bird Hospital), a kennel/adoption center (Mission Ave. in Oceanside), and a thrift store .. also on Mission Ave. LCAL is an all-breed, cat, and bird rescue, but their main focus is rescuing Boxers, and they generally have 5 or more Boxers in their care at any given time. Most of their focus is taking in animals in danger of euthanasia from local shelters due to time/space and/or medical issues. Due to the downturn in the economy, our kennel facility and foster homes generally run "full" all year long and, sadly, we aren't able to take every Boxer out there. Last Chance At Life Rescue generally takes in sick/injured dogs on death row from local shelters, so if you're looking for a special needs Boxer to rescue, that is the place! Check out their website at www.lastchanceatlife.org. Boxer Rescue Project assists individuals and families with re-homing Boxers, requiring that either you foster or keep your dog until we can find a permanent adopter or foster home, as we do not have a kennel facility. Together, BRP and LCAL work arm-in-arm in trying to help as many Boxers in San Diego County that we can. If you can open your home to being a foster, please contact us! You will help us in saving more lives. We turn down many dogs each week from death row simply because we have no place to put them. If you are having to surrender your Boxer, please e-mail us so that we can try to help. E-mail "[email protected]" for a surrender questionnaire. Please note - we do not take in any dogs with aggression issues whatsoever. If you have an aggressive Boxer, please contact a trainer/behaviorist and/or veterinarian for assistance. You can also e-mail us for the names of trainers who can help manage your dog's aggression.

11/09/2023

This beautiful Boxer gal is with The Animal Pad Rescue in San Diego (in a temporary foster) and needs a new foster or permanent adopter ASAP!

Please contact rescue for more info!

10/19/2023

Look at this beautiful senior Boxer “Tiki” 😍She’s available for adoption through Frosted Faces Foundation (Ramona, Ca)

09/08/2023

Available at Last Chance at Life Rescue - Oceanside, CA!

URGENT FOSTER OR ADOPTER NEEDED!
San Diego County

Miley the 4yo boxer is about to lose her foster home and needs a place to stay. Can that be with you?

She is your typical goofy, wiggly, cuddly boxer in the home with her people. She is looking for a dog-free and cat-free home where she can get all of your love and give you all of hers in return. She needs a handler willing to work on her with training to help her be the best dog she can be.

Please apply on our website or email [email protected] with any questions!

Adorable photo by

08/08/2023

Riverside, CA

Got a call today about a senior Boxer needing to be re-homed. I have not met or assessed the dog as I’m on the Oregon Coast now - just passing on the info in case anyone might be interested.

This is Marley. She’s 8 years young, good with kids, dogs, UTD vax, spayed, and housebroken. Owner has had her since she was 6 weeks old. No known health issues. Reach out if you are interested or know of anyone looking for a Boxer companion, and I will put you in contact with the person helping her.

03/25/2023

Courtesy Post: Two Boxer beauties are looking for foster or forever families in San Diego! Shania and Sheryl have had a pretty awful start to life, but thanks to the incredible efforts of the kind people of The Animal Pad, these two ladies have a chance at a much better life!

You can learn more about them
from the rescue’s website!
I’ll try to put their video in the comments.

02/28/2023

Casey is available for adoption through LCAL Rescue! (Rescue is in Oceanside, and he’s being fostered in San Diego). 😍😍😍

05/14/2021

Beautiful and sweet "Ginger" is available for adoption in San Diego County through Last Chance at Life - All Breed Rescue and Adoptions in Oceanside, CA!

www.lastchanceatlife.org

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San Diego, CA
92106

Website

http://www.boxerrescueproject.com/

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