Welcome to Rejection Collection Boxer Rescue

Percy
From the foster family: Percival/Percy was wonderful, very loyal, great guardian, fun, playful, sweet loving, gentle, kind and a big beautiful goofball! He loved car rides, playing, fishing, being with us, meeting new people and lounging. He was one of the best companions we've had the honor & pleasure of knowing and being with (foster). Percy very quickly & in a very short amount of time became an important extremely loved, part of our family. Percy is in a better place now at the Rainbow Bridge. 9/16/2023

Mabel Chicken Nugget
7/31/2023 Mabel, better known as Mable Chicka/Mabel Chicken Nugget found herself needing a new home at 10 years of age. Foster mom Heidi fostered her for a month before Mabel stole her heart and she remained there as a forever family member. Mabel Chicken Nugget passed away a year and six months later after receiving an outpouring of love and care with Heidi. She was as sweet as could be and loved by many RCBR followers.

Ziggy
When I first saw Ziggy on the website, I wasn’t looking for another dog. I was looking for a friend who lost his dog earlier in the year. Ziggy was much too big for my friend, so I kept looking for him, but I just couldn’t get Ziggy out of my head. I’d keep on looking on the website to see if someone adopted the big boy. Nobody had. Finally, I just couldn’t stand it no more. He needed a home, Lolly my other rescue boxer, needed a playmate and I needed another friend. Ziggy was the perfect gentle giant. Just so sweet and loving. He was super laid back and chill and just went with the flow. Lolly and him became best friends instantly. He didn’t mind her excited energy and she didn’t mind his laid back style. Yin and Yang if you will. They would play and play in the back yard chasing each other around and around and then they would lay together and sometimes lay on each other lovingly. I’d even catch them giving each other kisses every once in awhile. I am so honored to have had Ziggy in my life. I couldn’t have asked for a better companion for me and for Lolly. He was a big boy, but his heart was even bigger and I know we’ll miss him dearly.

Pickles
Stephanie D: I was Mr. Pickles first foster. I saw his ears in the picture from the shelter and I was hooked. He came to me scared, extremely sick and weak. I took the time to advocate for an ER visit on his first day with me and that was the best thing to help him at first. He ended up needing to be neutered fast due to an infection on his gherkins and it was discovered he had cancer. Once that painful stuff was removed, he became a dog and it was fun to see him grow in that regard. Mr. Pickles played with toys and tried to play with my boys. He loved cuddles, ripping up toys to make it snow inside, and just being by his human in general. Unfortunately, He continued to be weak in his back legs and it was really hard for him to climb stairs, so I made the decision to find a foster that did not have stairs or as many stairs in their home. This boy blessed my heart and will always live there with the others that I have loved that have passed on. Michele K: Pickles was a sweet pup. During his short time with RCBR, he loved being in the same room as where all the activity was taking place, even better if he got to say hi to visitors and then curl up in a soft dog bed. He enjoyed barking at whatever his pup family was barking at and playing with a tennis ball. Pickles did not let his muscle weakness slow him down - he loved being outside and exploring the yard. Pickles is missed by his people and pup family.

Addie Lou
"I am beyond devastated my sweet Addie Lou passed away yesterday. She was the light of my life, and I feel so empty without her. She was my one in a million dog. The only thing she ever asked was to be right by my side. I know that Cade will always refer to Addie as “I once had this amazing dog growing up”. We had a daily routine, and we savored every minute of it. She taught me to be present, to love unconditionally and to be grateful for the simplest things in life; ironically, they are also the things that made me the happiest. She reminded me our time is borrowed so enjoy every moment. We had a lot of fun adventures in our life together, memories I will cherish for the rest of my life. She loved going on walks, hikes, camping, being on the boat, going for rides and snuggling on my lap. She was fiercely loyal, protective and my best friend. I never thought that the pain would be so intense. But at the same time, maybe it's so intense because the love was too. Loving you changed my life and loosing you has done the same. The bond I shared with you was the stuff of legend. It was truly an honor to be yours. THANK YOU for the beautiful ride-forever wouldn’t have been long enough with you. You will forever be my pot of gold at the end of every rainbow. Love & miss you forever my sweet girl!"