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BlueGrass Boxer Rescue, Inc.
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This page is dedicated to helping owners, small rescues and shelters find new homes for their available pets that may not have access to internet pet listings or an available website. For shelter and rescue groups their contact info is provided. You will need to contact them and not BlueGrass Boxer Rescue. In order to protect the privacy of individual owners, you may fill out the on-line application and we will forward the application to the owner.
Please be advised the dogs listed are not in the BlueGrass Boxer Rescue, Inc. program.
  

In search of a home for Journey

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Journey’s owner passed away in December of 2011 and she is now in need of a home.  She is a very sweet and loveable 2.5 year old.  She is spayed.  Neither her tail, nor her ears have been clipped.  The ideal home would be one with a fenced in yard where she has some room to run.  She has lots of energy.  Journey gets along very well with other dogs.  She thinks everyone and everything is a playmate. If you think you may be able to give Journey a home, please contact Dawn Davis via cell phone at 812-584-4809.

Journey is in the Cincinnati, Ohio area. 


Bailey
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Bailey is a 6-7 month old boxer mix! She was found in a barren parking lot on a not so good part of town! I took her to the vet today and she got her shots and is heart worm negative!:) Bailey is very high energy and needs someone with patience to work with her! She knows sit and stay and walks fairly well on a leash. From what I have seen she is potty trained (she had one accident in the house) but I am not 100% sure! At first, she was slightly bone aggressive (never bit me or showed teeth but snarled a little) I have been working with her on that! She will do well with other dogs and kids eventually, but needs to learn her manners first (she jumps up and I would be afraid she would knock a small child over, and she doesn't understand "social ques" with other dogs. For example she would go up to my dog Bentley and jump all over him, he would snarl a little to let her know to back off but she wouldn't.)Bailey can jump pretty high from what I have seen so a tall fence would be best. She is a great car rider once she has calmed down, and will sleep curled up in the back seat. She loves to snuggle, and loves affection! Bailey is crated when I leave, and at night. For the most part she does well in the crate, except for the first few minutes she will cry. I think she will do well with someone that has plenty of time for her (she should not be crated for long periods of time) and would be able to walk or run her daily!

Her sponsor mom and I are asking for a $135 re-homing fee to ensure a good home. The money will be donated to an animal charity! 

To inquire about Bailey, contact Molly.
haighma@mail.uc.ed or 419-450-1131