March 13: Who’s ready to add this “senior” girl to their family?? Martha may be between 7-8 years old, but she still has plenty of sass
. Martha is crate trained, housebroken, and has done well with the resident male dog. She is not a fan of dogs getting right in her face, but with that, she does correct easily when told to stop. We all know senior dogs add a special sparkle 
to your life
. Martha is crate trained, housebroken, and has done well with the resident male dog. She is not a fan of dogs getting right in her face, but with that, she does correct easily when told to stop. We all know senior dogs add a special sparkle to your lifeMarch 8: It’s good to be Martha 
she is available and ready for her forever home. Martha is estimated to be 7-8 years old, is a little sassy/spunky, but not a high-energy girl. She likes things on the calmer side and enjoys playing with her toys by herself
she is available and ready for her forever home. Martha is estimated to be 7-8 years old, is a little sassy/spunky, but not a high-energy girl. She likes things on the calmer side and enjoys playing with her toys by herselfMarch 2: Martha has decided she likes the comfort of being inside…she likes her dog bed, but was all about snuggling on the sofa with her foster mom. She did well in her crate, she only whined for a few minutes. She is very food motivated, breakfast and dinner time is her favorite time! Her foster mom will be working with her on learning commands. She has done well with the laidback, very experienced resident dog
Background:
Snoop and Martha were rescued from a disgusting situation by a kind neighbor who took them to the shelter. Like all the shelters in the last year, the shelter was already overcrowded and surrendered dogs can be euthanized within 24 hours. It is a good shelter and they try their best to avoid that.
We were asked to help. While we were full, we couldn’t say no. These two are only friendly with one another, so will need to be in a home as an only dog. They had been in boarding for quite some time, but they are now each in separate foster homes. Their medical needs have been addressed. We understand that the chance of getting them adopted together is slim, so we are hoping to place them as single dogs, which would be much better than having them remain in boarding. They are beautiful purebred boxers, and in a home with no other dogs, they will make great companions. Please look at them, and open your heart and home to one of them. To apply, visit our application here on the site.