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Please help us find our darling ‘ Speed' aka ‘ Papa' . He is a Flashy Fawn (reddish-brown – but as he is old he is now very peppered with grey ), 11 year old , neutered male, Boxer. He has a full 3-4” wide white marking completely encircling his neck and a white chest . His front, left paw is white; right, front leg is white from the paw to almost the knee; left, rear paw white ½ way to the joint; and right rear leg is white from the paw almost to the joint. He has a white stripe up between his eyes to the tip of his head and his ‘black face/mask' is very peppered with grey and is almost white.

Speed is lame (off and on) on his left rear leg and has a heart condition – both require medication . He was last seen on his sitter's property in the 4600 block of 232 Street in Langley at 1:30 AM Friday, May 7 th , 2010 when he was let out to pee. He was feeling ill which is why, we believe, he wandered off of the property.

Please contact Don or Gillian with any information at: (604) 534-3734; (604) 945-0979; (604) 790-1474;

 


 

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Are you sure a rescue boxer is for you?

Rescue boxers are typically older dogs who have been surrendered or abandoned—it's a rare day when we have a puppy or even a younger dog to adopt.  We try to place dogs as quickly as we can, but since many of them come from broken or abusive households, we deliberately take our time to research the person or families who wish to take one into their care.  At this point in the rescue's life we want to do our best to make their next stop their final home, so we appreciate your patience in this process and your commitment to providing the rescue a permanent home. 

We're looking for people who want to make the next years of a rescue's life their finest ones.  Some of our best adoptions have come from people who were dead-set on a certain age, color and sex of boxer and end up having their heart stolen by a completely different dog—we encourage you to put aside any aesthetic expectations and just come looking for a dog you can fall in love with (and one that will fall for you!).  Our organization is made up of dozens of people who have taken in dozens more boxers over the decades—we'll encourage you to talk and build relationships with some of these people so you and your new rescue can benefit from their experience. 

We believe in what we do and encourage you to contact us—we're always looking for another loving home for a rescued boxer.

 


white boxers

Repeat after me, "a boxer is a boxer is a boxer". Whatever the coat color may be, it's just the paint job.

In this day and age with all the information we could ever need right at our fingertips there is no excuse for white boxer myths to be perpetuated. Do your future companion a favor and research the breed of dog you're interested in bringing into your family.Please take the time to educate yourself and others about white boxers.

The White Pages
The White Stuff
Boxer Dog.org
Boxer Buddies Rescue and Adoption Inc.
Northeastern Boxer Rescue

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