Here’s the situation…An adult male boxer is allowed to run free in a fenced-in yard adjacent to our property. He’s a very endearing, friendly albeit desperately lonely dog while his owner (no…NOT a quarterback playing for the Atlanta Falcons) is ensconced in the Atlanta Federal Penitentiary for alleged firearms violations. Well, suffice to say, the owner has been in the Pen since this past March and the case is no where near a resolution. Relatives of the owner come by every so often to feed this solitary, dejected dog but offer little if any companionship. All these many months we would hear his lonesome cries and forlorn barking knowing something should be done, but not knowing exactly what since we have our hands full with small children and their skittish kittens. We’ve even made certain this piteous boxer had sufficient water given the severe drought conditions here in the Atlanta area, but, it’s now dipping into the frosty temps and boxers don’t have a very thick coat.
Ya’ll can have a more enjoyable weekend knowing I’ve been calling and emailing all the great contacts you so generously contributed to the cause of the ‘lonely boxer’…soon to be Rescued Boxer__THANKS SO MUCH ALL !!!

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CCC on 23 August, 2009 at 12:00 am #

humane society animal welfare agencies the feds state police?


Ibiza♥ on 23 August, 2009 at 7:26 am #

Contact the SPCA. Regardless of who you contact, this dog shouldn’t be left on his own any longer than he already has been.


Lisa E on 26 August, 2009 at 3:09 am #

Try to find a Boxer Rescue in your area.

These are both in Georgia.


♥catsndogsrthebest♥ on 28 August, 2009 at 6:25 pm #

contact a boxer rescue group in your area..find one by searching petfinder.com with your zip code put in boxer for type of dog. when you see a boxer rescue group listing their animals up for adoption, contact them , ask if and how you can get this dog in their rescue. or call local vets and ask if theyre affiliated with a foster org.

i’d refrain from contacing aspca only because the humane society shelters are pretty overcrowded and high kill, even though they do the best they can.


paula3001uk on 30 August, 2009 at 6:11 am #

I assume your in America juding by the content of your question, in that case don’t you have a version of our RSPCA, that is the royal society for the prevention of cruelty to animals, i’m sure I heard of something similar over there, you could also check the phone book or an online directory for animal welfare charities.


randomspazticgrl on 31 August, 2009 at 12:16 am #

Geez, that’s terrible. The only two things you could do is try to have the dog signed over to you then keep it or give it to an organization or call animal control to investigate.

If you choose the latter then let them know that the dog is not a treat to anyone. Suggest the dog be taken to the Humane Society (a no kill shelter) or you could do it yourself.

There are many small rescues/shelters for animals everywhere. Get online and google rescues and shelters near you.

Here’s a few websites I’ve found. Good luck!
You gotta love those bully breeds! They’re big babies inside.

This link will send you to a whole list of rescues in your area!

kaninekids.com


dragon_wolf_999 on 2 September, 2009 at 4:19 am #

find a boxer rescue group. petfinder.com has some listing, akc.org will to, try the boxer club in atlanta.

does the dog have a house to go in for cooler nights and days? with something for bedding? if the rescues get you know where then an animal shelter may need to be called.


A C B on 2 September, 2009 at 9:57 am #

Contact the Animal Protective League.Google there website and they can probably do something about it.


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