Boxer puppies and dogs in Hastings, Minnesota

Size

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

Details

Good with dogs, Shots are up-to-date,

Story

Good With Dogs: Yes Good With Cats: Unknown Good With Kids: Unknown Kennel Trained: Yes Age: 3 Yrs Neutered: yes To apply for this magnificent pup, please go to our website at emotionalrescuedogs.org, locate the dog's profile under Available Dogs and click the ADOPT button! Let's make the magic happen! Meet Chip, a shy and loving 3 year old Boxer/Border Collie mix with a heart of gold. He is a handsome black and white boy with big warm brown eyes and a soft, expressive face. Hes a happy guy, lookingcto his person for approval. Chip is a gentle soul who can be timid at first when meeting new people. He prefers to take his time getting to know someone new, and may retreat if he feels uncomfortable or overwhelmed. But once he feels safe and secure in his surroundings, he is a loyal and affectionate companion who loves nothing more than getting pets and love. Chip is a medium-sized dog who has a calmer energy level and is dog friendly without being overwhelming. Chip is also a good listener, and he responds well to positive reinforcement training techniques. With his gentle and loving nature, Chip would do well in a calm and stable home environment where he can feel safe and secure. He LOVES having access to his kennel which is where he goes to rest or decompress. Overall, Chip is a sweet and affectionate dog who would make a loyal and loving companion for the right person. With patience, love, and understanding, Chip has the potential to blossom into a confident and happy pup who will melt your heart with his gentle, loving ways. He IS potty trained and respectful of fences. To meet Chip, apply at emotionalrescuedogs.org. Emotional Rescue is devoted to helping the most desperate puppies and dogs: those searching for safety, homeless, hungry, often hurt by humans and needing care, love and comfort. The dog you're reading about wouldn't have survived without rescue. It has learned to trust and discovered the dog it was meant to be. When you adopt with Emotional Rescue, you become part of our dog loving community where you can always get support and advice. You also help the NEXT desperate dog get help at Emotional Rescue because there is now an open spot in a foster home. You're part of a chain reaction. Welcome to Emotional Rescue! ##1971028##

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These Boxers are available for adoption close to Hastings, Minnesota.

Chip

Boxer

Male, Young

Size

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

Details

Good with dogs, Shots are up-to-date,

Story

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Jax *Adoption Pending*

Boxer

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

NEW TO RESCUE: I'm a middle-aged fella who gets along great with dogs, cats, kids, and strangers. I'm housetrained, crate trained and can be free roam home alone. I have the spirit of a younger dog, but am huge napper for anyone who want to lounge around with me. I like car rides. I'm the goodest boy and that's not just something my late mama said!Visit this organization's web site to see any additional information available about this pet.December 1, 2025, 5:13 pm

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Zelia

Boxer

Female, Young

Size

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

Details

Good with kids, Good with dogs,

Story

Update 12.5.25 Meet Zelia the Boxer “Queen of the sneaky yard decorations” Greek Origin: This meaning is associated with passion, energy, and a fervent approach to life. Hebrew Origin: In Hebrew, Zelia, meaning "my God is my strength" or "heavenly". It represents spiritual strength and a connection to the divine. French: A short form of Zélie, meaning solemn, or related to the flower Azalea. Passion, energy, determination, and spiritual strength Hi there! My name is Zelia. I’m about 9 months old, which means I’m still figuring out this big, exciting world—but I’ve already mastered the art of snuggles. My Best Qualities according to my foster dad, • Sweet as sugar and smart as a whip • Professional cuddle buddy (I take my job very seriously) • Great playmate for big dogs (like my foster sister Zarah. She is a boxer too) and little ones—yes, even my foster brother the tiny Morkie named Zander in my foster home! • Curious explorer with a touch of mischief (I may or may not sneak things out the doggie door and stash them in the yard… consider it my version of “yard art”) My Personality I’m gentle and loving, but I can be a little shy when meeting new people or seeing new things. If you move slowly and kindly, I’ll warm up quickly and show you my goofy, affectionate side. Once I trust you, you’ll have a loyal shadow who wants nothing more than to be near you. My Dream Home I’d love a family who appreciates my sweetness, gives me patience when I feel skittish, and laughs at my silly quirks. In return, I promise endless snuggles, puppy kisses, and the joy of watching me grow into the amazing Boxer I’m destined to be. Visit this organization's web site to see any additional information available about this pet.December 5, 2025, 9:13 am

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Satchmo

Boxer

Size

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

Details

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

Story

Update 11.1.25 Hi there, I'm Satchmo - a sweet boxer boy who's working on becoming the best version of myself. I've been with my amazing foster family for just over two months now, and I'm learning so much every day! Here's the thing about me - I spent most of my early life living outside, so even though I'm a year old now, I'm basically a big puppy in an adult boxer's body. I'm still figuring out this whole "living inside with people" thing, which means I have some puppy behaviors like potty accidents, jumping, chewing on things I shouldn't, and getting into everything. My future family needs to be patient and committed to helping me continue learning what's appropriate - think of me as a puppy in training, just a much bigger one! Speaking of big - I'm STRONG. When I get the zoomies (which I love doing around the yard!), I can accidentally knock down an adult or crash into people's legs. If something scares me, I might jump into my people's legs for comfort. Because of my size, strength, and puppy-like behavior, I'm not suitable for families with small children. I need a home with older kids or adults who can handle my exuberance. I'm still working on my manners - I do some puppy chewing (redirecting me to toys helps!), occasional puppy biting, and jumping. But I'm making progress! I mostly walk nicely on a leash now, and I ride like a champ in the car. I even went camping and on a road trip with my foster family and was easy to travel with - just make sure to bring me things to chew on during long car trips to keep me busy! About potty training - I'm not quite there yet. I need to be supervised or crated when I'm in the house, and my foster mom keeps me tethered in the kitchen so I can't wander off and have an accident. I'm still wearing belly bands because I forget to signal when I need to go out. The good news? I do great on a regular potty schedule, just like a little puppy. My foster mom recently started crating me in the room where she's working, and I'm getting better about whining and getting restless when I need to go outside. My family will need to be patient and stick with this routine. I can be crated when you leave, but not for super long periods - I get bored and might chew my dog bed. I'm learning, but I need reasonable expectations for crate time. The good news is that I sleep overnight nicely in my crate without any issues! I absolutely love living with my foster brother! Having a dog buddy is the best. I do still have those annoying puppy behaviors, so I need a tolerant dog friend - ideally a confident one who can show me that the world isn't so scary. Going to the dog park with my foster brother to run and play as much as I want? That's my favorite thing ever! I'm still very shy when meeting new people, especially men. It takes me a while to warm up and feel comfortable. My foster mom is my person - I'm her shadow, and I look to her for help when I get scared. I'll hide behind her if something spooks me, and I still get startled by things I haven't seen before. But here's what I want you to know - I want to be with my people (or my dog buddy) ALL the time. I'll cry when I'm not with them because I love companionship so much. I'm making real progress, and with the right family who understands I'm essentially a puppy in a big dog's body, I know I can become an amazing companion. My ideal home has patient, committed adults who are ready to continue my training journey. A confident dog friend would be wonderful. Someone who can give me a regular routine, plenty of outdoor time for zoomies, and lots of love while I learn the ropes. Oh, and treats - still love those treats! If you're looking for a dog with a huge heart who just needs time, patience, and guidance to reach his full potential, I might be your guy. Let's get to know each other - I promise I'm worth the effort! Visit this organization's web site to see any additional information available about this pet.November 1, 2025, 8:50 pm

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Paladin

Boxer

Size

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

Details

Good with kids, Good with dogs, Good with cats, Shots are up-to-date,

Story

NEW TO RESCUE: I'm super smart and eager to learn. Give be a job and let me earn my keep! I have a lot of energy which I like to expend in the yard playing chase, jumping, or wrestling with my brother. I like to cuddle, but don't care for being held. I'm ok with the cats, sometimes chasing them and sometimes seeking a snuggle from them. I'm shy at first meeting new people, but warm up quickly. I can be pretty vocal when I want something or am warning the neighbors sometime is walking on it street. I'm mostly housetrained, but not crate trained.Visit this organization's web site to see any additional information available about this pet.November 11, 2025, 1:46 pm

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Mugsy *Adoption Pending*

Boxer

Male, Puppy

Size

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

Details

Good with kids, Good with dogs, Good with cats,

Story

NEW TO RESCUE 11.16.25 I'm a puppy mill release. I'm just learning the ropes of living indoors. I love curling up on the dog bed with my foster brother.Visit this organization's web site to see any additional information available about this pet.November 27, 2025, 8:33 am

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Below are our newest added Boxers available for adoption in Hastings, Minnesota. To see more adoptable Boxers in Hastings, Minnesota, use the search tool below to enter specific criteria!

Angus

Dogo Argentino

Size

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

Details

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

Story

Good With Dogs: Only with slow intros Good With Cats: unknown Good With Kids: unknown Kennel Trained: Yes Age: Approx. 3 Years To apply for this magnificent pup, please go to our website at emotionalrescuedogs.org, locate the dog's profile under Available Dogs and click the ADOPT button! Let's make the magic happen! Adoption Fee: $ 450 Fee Includes: Current vaccinations, microchip If you want to be considered for adoption, fill out an application at emotionalrescuedogs.org ANGUS is a big, sweet, loving Dogo Argentina. His birthday is around June of 2020, a pandemic puppy! He came to rescue over two years ago with his deaf sister, Amara.. They had each other but didn't know that humans could communicate with them. Seeing the light bulb come on has been so fun! Angus knows " Come, Kennel Up, and Sit" but everything else, he reads from his foster mom's body language. Angus loves to play outside with his sister and smell all the smells. He loves to have toys so much that he'lloften race inside so he can gather up all the toys (especially from his sister's kennel before we notices) and hoard them in his kennel. He has a wonderful relationship with Amara, his sister. It would be nice if they were adopted them together but it's not required. We ask that he be the only other animal in the home, except for his sister, just because there's a learning curve for other animals about how to make their presence known so deaf dogs aren't "snuck up on". Angus does not have a mean bone in his body but he's a bit of a bull in a China shop kind of boy! He just likes to run fast and slide through his turns! A fenced in yard is required so Angus can be free to explore and smell all the smells. This boy will steal your heart the minute you meet him. He's always happy and greets you with a smile on his face. ##1971033##

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Special Needs

Amara

Dogo Argentino

Female, Adult

Size

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

Details

Good with dogs, Needs special attention, House-trained, Spayed or Neutered, Shots are up-to-date,

Story

Good With Dogs: Yes Good With Cats: unknown Good With Kids: unknown Kennel Trained: Yes Age: Approx. 3-1/2 Years To apply for this magnificent pup, please go to our website at emotionalrescuedogs.org, locate the dog's profile under Available Dogs and click the ADOPT button! Let's make the magic happen! Adoption Fee: $ 450 Fee Includes: Current vaccinations, microchip If you want to be considered for adoption, fill out an application at emotionalrescuedogs.org Amara has been in Rescue for two and a half YEARS, looking for her special family! Be still my heart, Amara is a big, sweet, loving, Deaf Dogo Argentino. She's a Pandemic Puppy with a birthday around June, 2020. She came to rescue over two and a half years ago with her deaf brother after they were dumped by their owner. They had each other but didn't know that humans could communicate with them. Seeing the light bulb come on has been so fun! Amara knows sign language for " Come, Kennel Up, and Sit" but everything else, she reads from her foster mom's body language. She is happy to please and leans in for love! Amara loves to go for car rides, play outside with her brother and smell all the smells. She likes to have toys too. So many toys! She has a wonderful relationship with Angus, her brother. We would love to see them adopted together but that isn't mandatory. We recommend that she be the only other animal in the home (except for her brother), just because there's a learning curve for other animals about how to make their presence known so deaf dogs aren't "snuck up on". This big girl is a cuddler. When she's all snuggled in, she has the sweetest snore. Once she is adopted and settles in, you'll wonder how you ever survived without her. She's the missing piece of the puzzle your life needs. A fenced in yard is required so Amara can be free to explore and smell all the smells and explore to her heart's content without needing to keep you in sight so she can "hear" you. To meet this good dog, apply at emotionalrescuedogs.org ##1971041##

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Gus

American Bulldog

Male, 7 yrs 5 mos