Meet Our Rescued Boxers
Meet Our Rescued Boxers
We are a non-profit 501(c)3 organization. Donations of any amount are welcome. Your generosity is what keeps us able to rescue abandoned Boxers and provide them with a second chance at life.
Boxers in Need of Forever Homes
Meet our loving rescues who are looking for their new forever families. These pups are currently being cared for by wonderful folks who have agreed to open their homes to provide a stable environment to help them flourish.
Updated Adoption Fee Schedule:
Puppies under 6 months:
$ 500.00
All vaccines and spay/neuter provided.
Boxers 6 months to a year
$ 350.00
Boxers One Year & Older
$ 250.00
Lilly, Bentley And All Of The Puppies Have Been Adopted!
Pictured below are the 6 puppies along with Lilly and Bentley the mom and dad. Boxer Rescue and our foster parents assumed responsibility for Lilly, Bentley and the puppies the day they were born. Also, many thanks to our foster parents for naming and taking wonderful care of the puppies: Lila, Ed, Gus, Leo, Pete and Sully. So, Lila now Zia receives the honor of being the only female in the litter. We have had an overwhelming response to our puppy post on Facebook and have received dozens of applications for the pups. We have completed our selection process to meet our deadline of August 24th. On that Saturday our foster parents will be resuming their normal lives without puppies and our new adopters will be taking their Boxers home. Adoptions have been determined for Lilly and Bentley along with all of the puppies; Ed, Sully, Zia, Pete, Leo and Gus.
Oliver - Is Looking For His Forever Home!
Hi, my name is Oliver (although my foster mom calls me Ollie). I am a boxer mix that was rescued after being found as a stray in Valencia county. They think I’m probably about 6 months old. I was pretty scared of everything at first and just wanted to hide, but I’m learning that the world isn’t so bad. My foster brother has been teaching me that walks are fun. I also like play time with him, but only if I get to be in charge. My foster mom says says my name should be Chewbacca because of how I sound when I play. I like squeaky toys and snuggling on the couch when I’m done playing. My foster mom said that school would probably help me build my confidence too. And she says that since I like cookies, I will probably learn fast. I already know how to use the doggy door and sit for cookies. I like to use my big boy bark when I see the neighbors or the mailman, but if you come in, I’ll warm up to you pretty quick. While I’m glad I’m off the street, I’d love to meet my fur-ever family. Let’s meet!
If you are interested in learning more about Oliver, please contact us.
Boxer and Boxer-Mix Local Shelter Link!
Boxer and Boxer-Mix Local Shelter Link!
As a small rescue we have limited resources to be able to take in surrenders. We do not have a brick and mortar location to be able to house Boxers. We are hoping that this new feature will help you connect with boxers in the Albuquerque area. Our link below will take you to the Adopt a pet website. The search criteria for this link is a 50 mile radius of Albuquerque and must have boxer in the breed description.
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Zero now Willow - Has Been Adopted!
Zero was born April 2, 2023
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I was shopping one day and saw her in the back of a car in a crate. I absolutely couldn’t pass it up.
We brought her home and everything went amazing well. She potty trained quickly as well a kennel and dog door trained. She’s a very very smart dog.
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She’s grown up around many other dogs young kids and older kids. She does has some apprehensions when it comes to men . She doesn’t cry or bark or bite she kinda runs away to somewhere in the house away from especially with men she doesn’t know. It definitely takes time for her to warm up to men.
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As far as kids go she’s amazing she’s very playful and gentle. She definitely needs to be with someone that can give her a lot more time and she needs space. She used to having an 1/2 acre back yard to run in so she definitely needs that or someone that can take her out for walks frequently. She is vehicle riding trained as well as tent trained for camping and harness and leash trained. She doesn’t chew on furniture or urinate on furniture or beds.​
Vinny Is Currently Evaluating His New Home!
This handsome reverse brindle boy is Vinny and is just 8 months old. His owner will soon have spinal surgery and will be unable to care for him. Vinny is housebroken, crate trained and sleeps in his crate at night. He lives with two young boys ages 7 and 12 and is the only pet in the house. Vinny loves to talk, loves his toys, loves playing fetch, loves to be lazy, is super silly and loves people. He also likes strawberries and watermelon. Vinny is currently on a test drive.