Welcome to Rejection Collection Boxer Rescue

Comet
Comet Gotcha date December 13, 2019 Crossed the Rainbow Bridge March 11, 2020 Just 87 days was all we were given. It is never long enough. Comet started the week off being sick again. He was no longer tolerating his chicken and pasta. I had been alternating it with rice, mashed potatoes, and yogurt. Nothing seemed to work. He'd be Ok for a couple of days, then he wouldn't eat for a couple of days. What little weight he had managed to gain, was gone. Monday his beautiful eyes told me he was tired. So we made the decision to release his soul. Comet took his last freedom ride Wednesday afternoon. We put the top down on the Z3 and took a drive through town. He enjoyed the fresh air and warm sun on his face. We stopped at the local drive-in for a cheeseburger and some ice cream. You could see him smiling as he ate it. I'm sure that's the first time he's truly enjoyed eating in a while. He was sleeping with the Angels before all those yummy things he got caused intense belly pain for him. I wish I could have taken it all away. They come into our lives when we need them most. Just 87 days, but I loved you like it had been one million and 87 days. Rest easy my sweet frosty face Comet.

Copper
Copper was a gentle soul and brought happiness to everyone he met, and that was a lot of people! He was originally brought into rescue from a shelter in North Carolina. He was then fostered in both Ohio and Minnesota. Turns out, his forever mama lived in New York, so off he went on another adventure! His mama was so proud of him; she shared his everyday shenanigans with all her friends! Everyone loved hearing and seeing stories about Copper’s day. Eight months is all they had together, but he was the light of her life each and every one of those days.