Success Stories

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Alice (#614-18)

Alice (614-18) White female with spots

Update September 2018: Burt & Alice went home with Nancy and Mike to Stafford, VA.

Kirby(#615-18)

Kirby(615-18) Dark Brown solid male

Update September 2018: Puppy Kirby went to his forever home in Parkville MD with Lauren & Nathan

Adopted

Dog Friendly

Male

Theo is a gorgeous Blue, Bone Mouth/Horsecoat Pei that needs some TLC. Approx 3 yrs old. He’s very underweight, but otherwise healthy. He’s a quite boy, gets along with the other dogs in the foster home. He walks well on the leash and wants to be near people. He’s friendly outside the home, like attention and can be touched anywhere

Teddy (#610-18)

Teddy went to his forever home in Union Bridge, MD where he found his best friend Bear. He also has his new humans, sister Vivi and Mom & Dad to give him all the love and attention!

Tropy (#607-18)

Trophy is 4-year-old male currently in Puerto Rico and would like to come to Maryland but need foster homes. Trophy is a sweet dog who enjoy being around other dogs, but not cats. He is good around children as well.

Update 8/29/2018: Trophy went to his forever home with Terri & Chris in Roseto, PA

Jema (#605-18)

Jema (originally called Charlotte) was a scared and frightened girl in a Hyde Park NY shelter. Jeff volunteered to drive from South Jersey to pick her up and foster her for MACSPRO. After driving thru a snowstorm and having her in his home for a few days, which was pretty lonely after his beloved Kosmo crossed the Rainbow Bridge, Jeff and Maryann couldn’t let her go and became Foster Failures. They even named her after them! JE from Jeff and MA from Maryann. Jema is now living a great life, getting spoiled by her new parents in Jackson, NJ. Way to go Jema.

Adopted

Female

House Trained

Hampton (#592-17)

Mugsy (#601-18)

Mugsy came to MACSPRO on March 9th, 2018. He was found as a stray on the streets of Richmond, VA and was unclaimed after two weeks. The vet determined his age to be about 10 months old. Whether it was due to poor diet or neglect, Mugsy came into the shelter with half his coat missing, extremely thin (32 pounds) and open bloody sores all over his underbelly and legs. He immediately went to the vet for an examination. The vet believes that he may have some pygmy hippopotamus in his genes.

Wally (pka Remmington) (#598-17)

Remy came to us from Ashland KY, got the necessary vet care to fix his skin and neuter before he found his forever home in DC with Nick, Ashley & Rashad.

UPDATE (January 2018): Remmington now Wally (named after Washington Wizards point guard John Wall), is doing great! His family says he's just as charming, lovable, and behaved as we said he was.