Where did your dog come from?

[Paper-Dogg13]

Charlie Paper came from the San Diego County Humane Society in Carlsbad, California.

 

[Boxer&Scott]

We got Bennington about 3 miles from our home in Sykesville, Maryland. We were just lucky that the breeder the AKC referred us too was so close.

 

[BaileyWailey]

Bailey came from Couger, Washington (unfortunately a byb) and I got Roxy for free in Hillsboro, Oregon (an "accident")

 

[BeckyNC]

Tae was adopted from a non-Boxer rescue in Timberlake, NC, which is north of Durham, NC. Her original owners live in Durham and got her from a BYB, assumably in Durham, as well. They bred their one year old girl and ended up with a litter of three--2 fawn girls and a white girl.

 

[Sirus'Mommy]

Sirus is Vegas born and raised! We both can't wait to get out of here though!

 

[Studio]

Hank came from a show breeder in Valley Center, CA and Whiskey came from a show breeder in Ocean Beach, CA. Both California natives just like me!

 

[Panhorst]

Zeke is from West Jordan, Utah. I have often thought it would be fun to see some of his litter mates to see how they compare.

 

[adeinert]

My handsome flashy fawn boy, Jagger came from an animal control in Tampa, was scheduled to be PTS because he was HW positive so Florida Boxer Rescue saved him. I adopted him from Titusville, Florida.

Jillian was dropped off by her BYB at a shelter on the east coast of Florida, rescued by FBR and then adopted by me!

Tulley came from a box! That's all I know. His litter was found at four days of age and found their way into the loving hands of FBR volunteers on the west coast of Florida. I think Jagger sent him to take care of my heart.

And my Desi Do-good came from a west coast animal control where he was scheduled to be PTS just because they are crowded and don't do many adoptions.

And they all were sent to me from heaven by way of boxer rescue!

Ashlie

 

[lexintitus]

We got Lexi from the pound and Titus from our vet's assistant.

 

[Knuck]

Chief and Ginger were both adopted from LSBR.

Chief was found as a stray in Houston and Ginger was an owner surrender from San Antonio.