Welcome to Rejection Collection Boxer Rescue

Sasha
Back in May 2021 we fostered sweet Sasha for just a couple of weeks before she was adopted. When our 16 year old dog, Penpo, passed away in November 2021 we were heartbroken. We said we would not get another dog for a long time. Well, that did not last long!! Sasha came back to the rescue and we did not pass up the opportunity to foster her again. We picked her up on January 1, 2022, and she settled back in right away. This little girl had a mind of her own and knew we would do anything for her. She loved sleeping in our bed, cuddling, going for walks, and especially looked forward to car rides to get her pup cup! Wherever we went, she went with us. She loved seeing all the neighborhood dogs when they walked by and always went to greet them. She was perfect for our family, so in June we made it official and adopted her. We did not have a lot of time with Sasha but we know she was happy and she filled our lives with a lot of love. In September she peacefully passed away licking a bowl of vanilla ice cream. Our house is again a quieter place, but the memories of her will always be with us! We love you Sasha!

Stillborn puppy to Vanilla Cupcake
"Sometimes the smallest things take up the most space in your heart." Pooh Bear You were born silent, perfect and beautiful. You never had the chance to snuggle your siblings, nurse from your momma, feel life run through your body and participate in the joy of being someone's special pet. But we miss you just the same as if you had been born with a beating heart. You have left a huge hole in our rescue hearts. We will never forget you, sweet little puppy girl.

Storm
Sadly and unfortunately I have to announce Stormie crossed the Rainbow Bridge. I only got to spend a little time with Storm. I thought I was only gonna foster him and his sister, but after a week I decided these two precious dogs needed me as much as I needed them, so I adopted both of them. Everything seemed to be going real good and then poor Storm started eating less and less. I changed his food constantly to anything he would eat. He would eat something new for about a day or two and would just lose interest. I took him to my vet that I’ve had for about 18 years. She unfortunately gave me the sad news. Poor Stormie’s pancreas is shutting down and there’s not much we can do, especially since he’s an older boxer. I was crushed. I felt so bad. I felt like I had failed him as a dog parent. Poor guy had to leave his furever home. The only one he’s known for 9yrs, comes to this new strange home and gets very, very sick. I was just crushed. Still kinda am. We did have a lot of fun before all this though. He loved going on rides and this guy was the ultimate cuddler. No matter which of his sisters I’d be loving on….in would come ol Stormie’s paw or leg or his head would peek through just to get some more love. We are gonna miss him deeply. Run free Storm! Love you to the moon and back buddy. Thank you for letting me love you and thank you for loving me.

Sweet Georgia Brown
Sweet Georgia Brown crossed the Rainbow Bridge November 18, 2022 Sweet Georgia Brown told me she was tired of fighting and it was time for her to go. No longer able to be comfortable while she slept and having no tolerance for the cold she'd had enough. I loved her dearly. Even though she was food aggressive and human food aggressive, she was willing to work with us. She had to be fed separately but we could eventually share a snack with her and the other dogs. Steak, hamburger, cheese, she got to have whatever she wanted. Thank you Rejection Collection Boxer Rescue for allowing me to help her these last few months.

Sweet Pea
Sweet Pea was a lovely old Boxer lady who loved life and enjoyed every second of her time left here on earth. She came to me with a mammary tumor. But I am so grateful it could be removed so she could live comfortably until the end. Sweet Pea reminded me daily to live life to the fullest and be silly up until that very last breath. I would have loved more time with her. Sweet Pea passed away on her own terms in her own home with those that loved her.