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Happy Holidays!

Happy Holidays!

Thank you, Tricia Dudley, for taking photos of our kenneled dogs! If you’re interested in fostering, please fill out the...

Does Your Dog Need A Teeth Cleaning?

Does Your Dog Need A Teeth Cleaning?

With regular dental care, your Boxer can lead a longer and healthier life, and avoid painful conditions and complications.

Home Remedies to Help Your Dog’s Upset Stomach

Home Remedies to Help Your Dog’s Upset Stomach

The holidays are right around the corner and we know we all tend to overeat. We also know some remedies...

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Chagas Disease in Dogs: A Silent Killer

Chagas Disease in Dogs: A Silent Killer

Last month we learned of two dogs in Austin adopted from Austin Boxer Rescue (ABR) who contracted Chagas disease. The...

Do Dogs Need Sunscreen?

Do Dogs Need Sunscreen?

Do dogs need sunscreen? If so, which ones are safe for Boxers? Although there’s no shortage of advice on what...

Fireworks and Boxers

Fireworks and Boxers

Here are some tips for helping your Boxer cope with the noise this July 4th.

Looking out for ABR’s Future

Looking out for ABR’s Future

The future of Austin Boxer Rescue (ABR) is in your hands. By now everyone knows how volatile our economy is...

Quarantine Coworkers

Quarantine Coworkers

Abner, Josie and Otis – Working from home retirement-style Moose – Dressed to Impress Moose – Quarantine is...

Dog Safety During the Coronavirus (COVID-19) Crisis

Many of you have questions on COVID-19 and dog safety during the coronavirus crisis. Austin Boxer Rescue has put together...

How to Help Your Dog Deal with Seasonal Allergies

How to Help Your Dog Deal with Seasonal Allergies

Spring is in the air – and so are seasonal allergies. Just like humans, your dog can suffer from them....

All About Fostering

All About Fostering

Fostering isn’t just a wonderful opportunity for the dog, it helps shelters, rescue organizations, and the one doing the fostering! Let’s take a look at some of the benefits.

Protecting Your Dog from Cold Weather

Protecting Your Dog from Cold Weather

If you live in Central Texas, you might not be as concerned about protecting your dog from cold weather as...

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Austin Boxer Rescue

5 days ago

ABR - MRS. KRINGLE

Mrs. Kringle gave birth to 7 healthy puppies on 12/14/20 and has been a very attentive and loving mama since. She wags and wags while people pay attention to her puppies and trusts the humans with them. She is around 4 to 5 years old and has been able to gain a little weight even while she is nursing. She is sweet and loving and will lay her head on your knee when she needs a little attention. She likes her short walks but is eager to get home to her puppies.

Mrs. Kringle has a brindle coat with some white flash here and there; natural ears and a docked tail. She came to ABR as a stray and has not been fully vetted as of 1/17/21, but will be once her puppies go to their new homes. Aside from being a bit thin she appears to be healthy and she certainly is happy. She has 2 middle school skin kids she adores, and her puppies attract their friends so she is fine with kids. She has a moderate to low energy level at the moment but that is likely due to the efforts of motherhood.

Mrs. Kringle is house, crate and leash trained and knows basic commands. She is eager to please her people and be with them. This girl is just a gem with her easy, even happy demeanor. She’s just about ready to be done with motherhood and move on to enjoying being part of a family, maybe with a fur buddy.

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Austin Boxer Rescue

6 days ago

ABR - AUTUMN

This beautiful lady is named Autumn. She was rescued by ABR from Mexico and is placed in a foster home where she returned the favor to another senior Boxer whose lifelong friends recently passed. Regardless of who rescued who, they are each far more at ease now.

Autumn may have been a flashy brindle in times past, but as the gray in her coat grows with her wisdom and grace, she is now a warm silvery brindle. She’s a senior, about 10 years old with a body that’s not so fond of cold weather now, but she’ll put out her paw to remind you that a belly rub really helps. She is heartworm positive but not symptomatic and is taking antibiotics to address a tick borne illness, and of course supplements to ease sore joints.

Autumn may move a bit slower (until she sees a squirrel) but it’s at the same pace as her new friend and it has not dampened her joy for a car ride or nice walk; and now she found a toy she likes. She is house, crate and leash trained and is a very trustworthy lady. She eats with her bowl inside her crate while she is outside of it. She does not live with cats or kids. Autumn came just in time this year. ... See MoreSee Less

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