11/26/25
When Hulk arrived at his foster home, he was having frequent accidents. We scheduled a vet appointment for him and found out that he has a urinary tract infection. We don’t know how long he has been dealing with this, but he is now on medication to clear this up. His foster mom reports that Hulk loves food and treats. He is very sweet and just started to snuggle with his foster mom. Hulk does great on leash and loves exploring on his walks. He will need to remain on his pain meds for arthritis. Hulk is getting along great with other dogs that he has met. He would love to find a forever family that will spoil him during his senior years.
11/11/25
Hulk was brought to a shelter in West Virginia to be euthanized because his owner said he was “old and miserable.” The shelter had bloodwork completed and indicated it was normal. The vet reported he has a soft palate and arthritis in his elbows, but no other obvious concerns. At the shelter, he appeared to be a happy and outgoing boy. The rescue coordinator contacted AABR to see if we could find a home where he could be loved and appreciated. The shelter was so full that Hulk was in a temporary kennel run outside. The reported that he did great on his dog test at the shelter and previously lived with another dog. Hulk prefers not to share his home with cats. Because one of our foster homes agreed to take Hulk, he was able to be transported to rescue over the weekend. We are still getting to know him and Hulk is very stressed with all the changes. He is looking for a committed home to share his senior years with.
11/26/25
When Hulk arrived at his foster home, he was having frequent accidents. We scheduled a vet appointment for him and found out that he has a urinary tract infection. We don’t know how long he has been dealing with this, but he is now on medication to clear this up. His foster mom reports that Hulk loves food and treats. He is very sweet and just started to snuggle with his foster mom. Hulk does great on leash and loves exploring on his walks. He will need to remain on his pain meds for arthritis. Hulk is getting along great with other dogs that he has met. He would love to find a forever family that will spoil him during his senior years.
11/11/25
Hulk was brought to a shelter in West Virginia to be euthanized because his owner said he was “old and miserable.” The shelter had bloodwork completed and indicated it was normal. The vet reported he has a soft palate and arthritis in his elbows, but no other obvious concerns. At the shelter, he appeared to be a happy and outgoing boy. The rescue coordinator contacted AABR to see if we could find a home where he could be loved and appreciated. The shelter was so full that Hulk was in a temporary kennel run outside. The reported that he did great on his dog test at the shelter and previously lived with another dog. Hulk prefers not to share his home with cats. Because one of our foster homes agreed to take Hulk, he was able to be transported to rescue over the weekend. We are still getting to know him and Hulk is very stressed with all the changes. He is looking for a committed home to share his senior years with.
application approval which includes vet and personal references, a home visit and personal interview. All dogs are fully vetted spayed, neutered, shots and adopted on a contract which insures if they are ever returned they are returned to our rescue. The adoption fee is 375.00
application approval which includes vet and personal references, a home visit and personal interview. All dogs are fully vetted spayed, neutered, shots and adopted on a contract which insures if they are ever returned they are returned to our rescue. The adoption fee is 375.00
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Adopt A Boxer Rescue is an all-volunteer charitable organization formed to rescue, rehabilitate, and re-home unwanted and abandoned boxer dogs within the northeast United States.
When boxers are in need, AABR volunteers respond. Our mission includes hands-on rescue, as well as education. We strive to inform others about the realities of pet ownership, promote neutering, and encourage responsible care. It is our hope that our efforts will enhance the lives of people as well as companion animals. Join us. Help us to help boxers.
Adopt A Boxer Rescue is an all-volunteer charitable organization formed to rescue, rehabilitate, and re-home unwanted and abandoned boxer dogs within the northeast United States.
When boxers are in need, AABR volunteers respond. Our mission includes hands-on rescue, as well as education. We strive to inform others about the realities of pet ownership, promote neutering, and encourage responsible care. It is our hope that our efforts will enhance the lives of people as well as companion animals. Join us. Help us to help boxers.
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