Boxer Dogs Available for Adoption

Name: Ginger
DOB: 12/08/2025
Breed: Boxer
Sex: Female, spay scheduled 4/29
Weight: 15 lbs.
Location: Southtowns

Hi, I'm Ginger and I came here from West Virginia with my siblings to find my forever home. I already love WNY - laying in the sun (I admit I wasn't crazy about the cold rainy days, but my foster mom said she wasn't either), playing with the resident dog even though she's much bigger than me, playing with all her toys and then cuddling with my foster parents and their dog watching TV. It's so relaxing (other than sometimes when they're watching the Sabres game)

I sleep in my crate all night without a peep. I'm doing really good with house training with only a few accidents, although I do need to be kept on schedule. I am kid and dog friendly. I met the cat and seemed fine, but she stays away. I'm not sure why because I'm the sweetest. I'm very food motivated so training should be easy. I'm already pretty good at sit.

My favorite things are following my foster mom and dog (I split my time so they both know I'm here for them), playing with toys, laying on the deck or in the grass when it's sunny (I get in some good nap time). I also love in the evening when I can curl up next to my foster mom and dad and nap. It's wonderful to feel warm and safe.

If you're looking for a sweet Boxer to spend your days and nights with, I'm your girl. Please apply at www.716Paws.org/adopt or message the page if you're already approved to adopt.

The boxer is a medium to large sized dog breed known for its muscular build, distinctive square head, and energetic personality. Boxers are loyal, affectionate, and good natured companions, making them an ideal family pet. They are intelligent, playful, and love to be around people, making them excellent with children. Boxers require consistent training, plenty of exercise, and socialization to thrive. With their strong work ethic and protective instincts, boxers excel in various roles, including as service dogs, therapy dogs, and in dog sports.

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