Boxer Adoption in Gilroy, CA: Boxer Puppies for Sale in Gilroy, CA

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EUGENE

Boxer

Male, 5 yrs 1 mo

San Martin, CA

Size

(when grown) Large 61-100 lbs (28-45 kg)

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SIMPSON

Boxer Alaskan Malamute

Male, 2 yrs 1 mo

San Jose, CA

Size

(when grown) Large 61-100 lbs (28-45 kg)

Details

Story

Simpson has been placed on FINAL as of 10/23/2026. He must be pulled by 5:00 PM on 10/30/2026 or he will be humanely euthanized. While in the shelter, Simpson has consistently displayed behaviors consistent with a Fear, Anxiety, and Stress (FAS) level of 4, both in and out of his kennel. He appears to be experiencing significant fear and stress in the shelter environment. While in the yard, Simpson was observed retreating, hiding from staff, and remaining tucked away rather than approaching or engaging with people. During an interaction in the yard, Simpson displayed whale eye toward a staff member and began growling. The growling continued until the staff member left the area. This response indicates significant discomfort in that interaction and should be taken seriously when developing an appropriate handling, management, and placement plan. Despite his significant fear around people, Simpson demonstrated more positive social behaviors during an introduction to a helper dog. He approached and sniffed the dog, initiated play, and ran alongside the dog. However, his positive interaction with the helper dog does not necessarily indicate how he will respond to all dogs or in other settings. Appropriate introductions and ongoing supervision would be important in any future placement. Simpson has continued to demonstrate difficulty tolerating staff handling, and staff have been unable to complete handling procedures due to his fear and discomfort. He did allow for one staff member to eventually allow soft petting on his shoulder, but his body was tense. Further handling was not tried. While sitting next to this staff member, another staff member went close to him and he started growling. His consistent high FAS scores, avoidance behaviors, and growling in response to a particular staff interaction indicate that he will require a patient, carefully managed approach. His behavior may change depending on the environment, the people present, and the level of pressure placed on him. Further assessment in a quieter, lower-stress environment may help clarify his needs and support his progress. Simpson is available for adoption or rescue with a waiver. An adopter or rescue partner must commit to and pull Simpson by 5:00 PM on 10/30/2026, or he will be humanely euthanized. EXTENSION REQUEST PROCESS A Rescue Group (RG) may request an extension of an animal`s Needs Rescue Final Date no later than 5:00 PM on the noted final date by emailing SJRescue@sanjoseca.gov, with a cc to a Division Manager or Shelter Operations Supervisor.10/20/26 14:04In Need of Urgent Rescue placement due to poor QOL and very fearful in shelter environment. Appears to be more avoidant of men vs women at this time. Gets along with other dogs.10/09/26 10:26In kennel, dog has hackles raised, commissures back, growling, ears back, and pupils dilated. FAS 4.

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Ginny

Boxer American Pit Bull Terrier

Female, Young

Scotts Valley, CA

Size

(when grown) Med. 26-60 lbs (12-27 kg)

Details

Good with kids, Good with dogs, Good with cats, House-trained, Spayed or Neutered, Shots are up-to-date,

Story

Ginny is a very sweet girl. She was at a shelter and was a having a tough a time getting acclimated and was sadly getting close to euthanasia. After spending sometime with her and bringing my family around her we realized she just needed another chance. Ginny loves to play and loves her cuddles. She loves to be a part of your day. My wife says she just follows her around and loves to put her head or her lap anytime she can. She listens very well and has had some time around other dogs as well as cats. She does well with both. She shows interest in the cats but nothing more than a look. As for other dogs she loves to play and be part of the action. She sleeps with my daughter every night and does excellent with our 2 children. Another example of a dog put into 23 hours a day of isolation that just needed a chance. I adopted Ginny with the mindset of saving her life and finding her a forever home. Which she greatly deserves!!

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