BOXER LUV RESCUE

Charges an average adoption fee of $400 per dog, which covers medical expenses including spaying/neutering, vaccinations, microchipping, and lab work.

Charges an average adoption fee of $400 per dog, which covers the cost of medical services including spaying/neutering, vaccinations, microchipping, and lab testing.

Places rescued Boxers in foster homes where they receive emotional recovery support, behavioral assessments, and training in collaboration with professionals to prepare them for permanent adoption.

Maintains a waiting list for approved Boxer owner surrenders and brings dogs into the rescue program in the order applications were received and approved.

Assesses and addresses behavioral issues in rescued Boxers using foster homes and professional trainers to prepare them for successful adoption into permanent homes.

BOXER LUV RESCUE rescues Boxer dogs, providing them with comprehensive medical care including spaying/neutering, vaccinations, microchipping, blood work, and treatment for illnesses and injuries. The majority of rescued dogs are rehabilitated in foster homes, where behavioral issues are also addressed, prior to adoption. The organization has saved over 10,000 rescue dogs since 1998.

Rescues Boxer dogs, rehabilitates them in foster homes, and provides comprehensive medical care including spaying/neutering, vaccinations, microchipping, and treatment for illnesses and injuries. The organization has saved over 10,000 rescue dogs since 1998.

Provides all rescued Boxers with full medical treatment including spaying/neutering, vaccinations, microchipping, and extensive blood lab workups. Tests for infectious diseases such as Heartworm, Tick Fever, and Valley Fever, and treats all diagnosed illnesses and injuries prior to adoption.

Manages a waiting list for owners approved to surrender Boxers, bringing them into the program in the order applications were received and approved, and conducts in-person assessments of Boxers by trained volunteers before intake.

Rescues Boxer dogs from shelters or surrender situations, conducts in-person assessments by trained volunteers, and provides comprehensive medical care including spaying/neutering, vaccinations, microchipping, and treatment for diseases such as Heartworm, Tick Fever, and Valley Fever prior to adoption.

Rescues Boxer dogs from shelters, owners, or abandonment, conducting in-person assessments by trained volunteers before intake. The organization has saved over 10,000 dogs since 1998, operating primarily through a foster-based model that prioritizes medical and emotional recovery prior to adoption.

Maintains a waiting list for owners approved to surrender their Boxers, admitting dogs into the rescue program in the order applications were received and approved.