MN Boxer Rescue

MINNESOTA BOXER RESCUE IS A NON-PROFIT 501(C)(3), FOSTER-BASED, DOG RESCUE ORGANIZATION PRIMARILY SERVING MINNESOTA AND SURROUNDING AREAS. We are dedicated to rescuing Boxers left homeless for whatever reason dogs in public shelters, dogs surrendered by their owners due to various life circumstances, and those rescued from abuse or neglect. Any Boxer coming into our rescue receives the necessary and needed medical attention as well as training if needed. We evaluate each Boxer's personality and temperament in order to place the dog in a permanent home best suited for the new family and dog. The main goal of Minnesota Boxer Rescue is to rescue, rehabilitate, and re-home boxer dogs in need and give them a second chance. We place dogs in loving, responsible, committed forever homes, following a comprehensive and thorough adoption process. We also provide information, education, and support to the family and Boxer going forward.

Minnesota Boxer Rescue is a non-profit organization dedicated to rescuing and rehoming Boxer dogs in need across Minnesota and its neighboring regions. Our entire operation is fueled by the unwavering dedication and commitment of our volunteers. Our mission is clear: we aim to provide a safe haven for Boxers who find themselves without a home for various reasons. This includes dogs in public shelters, those surrendered by their owners due to challenging circumstances, and those who have suffered abuse or neglect. Upon entering our rescue, every Boxer receives the essential medical care they require. We take the time to assess each dog's unique personality and temperament, which allows us to find the most suitable forever home for both the dog and their future family. At the core of Minnesota Boxer Rescue's mission is the desire to offer these dogs a fresh start. We work tirelessly to place them in loving, responsible, and committed forever homes through a comprehensive and thorough adoption process. Our commitment doesn't end there; we also provide ongoing information, education, and support to both the adoptive families and the Boxers in their care.