Dot

Helping Hands for Boxer Rescue
Sandie Sexton's Rescued Dogs
Boxers and Others

Please consider a rescue or shelter dog. They are looking for their forever home and would love to make it yours.

About the rescued boxer: These dogs end up in rescue or shelters due to no fault of their own. They are temperment tested with human and other dogs or cats. They live in our homes with our families and personal dogs, in this way we are able to evaluate where they stand in basic obedience, proper house manners, house training (if needed), and whether they have any guarding or other behaviors that need attention. They are up-to-date on all shots, spayed or neutered, on heartworm preventative, treated for any medical conditions found, including heartworm while in rescue by local vets. They can become quite spoilt while in our care.

Adoptions

DOT

Hello, my name is Dot.....you can see why they call me dot - look at my pic! I am a very tiny white boxer girl. I have floppy ears and a wagging tail, just like my foster brother DJ. I am 6 months old and I only weigh 27 pounds. My foster mom thinks I may weigh about 40 pounds when I am finished growing up. I am very smart, when I am focused I can do a sit and a down. I will even run into my crate when you throw a toy in there, I love being here at the foster home, we love on each other and play. I have so many toys I can't count them all, there are two that I am most fond of though. I am going to have to have a home where someone in my family is home most of the time, at least at first. I have not had any accidents in the house, I walk well on leash and I have good house manners. I wouldn't mind a new home with a non-dominant male, but no females please. It will take a special home to give me all the love and support I need, but I will tell you that I will share with you a heart full of love and endless adoration! My foster mom said she would keep me if she didn't already have a house full. Are you my special family? I am waiting for you.