195 Haylea Lane
Ward, AR 72176
(501) 231-9767
Ward, AR 72176
(501) 231-9767
MOST RECENT ADDITIONS:
Michael Jackson, Romeo, JJ, Badge, Shadow, Reggie, BoxAR mix puppies
MOST RECENT UPDATES:
Jacob
WATCH FOR:
Zoe, Buster, Lacy, Cajun, Bo, Luke, Foxy, Duke, Spirit, Jaxie
SHELTER PAGE ADDITIONS:
City of Rogers, AR--A003735 (female) and A00374 (male)
NEW COURTESY POSTS:
Sadie the Corgi
BoxAR Rescue Needs Foster Homes!
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Last Updated:
07/03/2009 09:18 PM
07/03/2009 09:18 PM
© 2009 BoxAR
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A Righteous Man Cares for the Needs of His Animals
Proverbs 12:10  Please note when applying for one of our Boxers, we can NOT guarantee that they will do well with CATS! Please be aware of this when you are wanting to add to your family.
 BILLY "GRIZZ" FORD
McCABE
August 17, 1938
June 14, 2009
 BoxAR Rescue would like to extend our deepest sympathies to Ola McCabe and family during their time of grief. They lost a loving husband, father and grandfather. BoxAR Rescue lost a dear friend and a loyal supporter. We know that Bill is lovingly tending the Boxers who were waiting for him over the Rainbow Bridge. We'll meet again one day, Bill!
 WIN 4 TICKETS TO THE CARDINALS VS. PADRES GAME
AND HELP US RAISE MONEY FOR OUR BOXERS
DRAWING ON JULY 15, 2009
  The game is Saturday, August 15, 2009 at 6:15 PM in St. Louis.
The tickets are in the First Base Field Box,
Section 139, Row 12, Seats 5, 6, 7 and 8.
(Total value $280)
Tickets are 1 for $5.00 or 5 for $20.00
Send a check or money order to: BoxAR Rescue, 195 Haylea Lane, Ward, AR 72176
OR use the PAYPAL button below.
GOOD LUCK!!! Help us by telling all your "Cardinal fan" family and friends!
ALWAYS WANTED A TATTOO? Now is your chance, so jump on it and be the LUCKY PERSON who's ticket is drawn!
The Golden Lotus Tattoo Shop in Sherwood, AR is offering a gift
certificate for a $250 tattoo by artist Matt O'Baugh.
DRAWING ON AUGUST 1, 2009
Tickets are 1 for $5.00 or 5 for $20.00
Send a check or money order to: BoxAR Rescue, 195 Haylea Lane, Ward, AR 72176
OR click on the PAYPAL button below
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VOTE FOR BoxAR RESCUE EVERY SINGLE DAY THROUGH JULY 26th at
 CLICK THE BUTTON BELOW
 FOSTER HOMES NEEDED- PLEASE HELP THESE BOXERS
   SHANNA NEEDS A FOSTER HOME. Her pelvic bone is healing and she gets along great. She was spayed on 6/22/09 and needs to gain weight so she can get heartworm treatment. She is still at the vet boarding and costing a lot of money, but we are out of room. She loves people, but not dogs or cats. She is all about the loving!! Please help Shanna.
  COOKIE NEEDS A FOSTER HOME and has come a long ways. We are spending a lot of money at the vet boarding, but we have no room to move her. She loves people, but not dogs or cats. She needs to gain weight so she can get heartworm treatment. She is a gorgeous girl that needs someone to love and for her to trust. PLEASE help Cookie!!
 REGGIE is in Southern LA and he is a white DEAF male Boxer who has to get out of his temporary foster home down there, as they are no longer able to keep him. We have no room and need a foster home ASAP. PLEASE help Reggie!!!
R.I.P.
 PEACHES
Our hearts are filled with sadness because our beautiful Peaches passed away yesterday, June 1, 2009. We so wanted her to spend the last years of her life in her own, loving home, but that was not to be. She had been hospitalized since the day after arriving in Arkansas. We at BoxAR Rescue would still appreciate any donations to help pay the bill at Lonoke Animal Hospital for the care of Peaches. If you would like to send a check directly to the animal hospital, the address is below. If you will send an email note to Sherry, we will post your donation "In Memory of Peaches". Thanks so much.
You can choose to pay directly to our vet hospital:
Lonoke Animal Hospital
1311 N. Center Street
Lonoke, AR 72086
Make a note: To BoxAR Rescue account for Peaches
Or donate via Paypal:
WANTED: FOSTER AND ADOPTION HOMES FOR BOXERS
REWARD: LOVE, LOVE, LOVE, LOVE, LOVE
We have many Boxers who need to be rescued, but we are out of room!! Please look into your heart and find a place to FOSTER a Boxer in your home or to ADOPT a Boxer. We have big hearts and find it hard to say no when asked to save a boxer's life, so we need help with our mission. If you can make a monthly donation, one time donation, or any kind of donation, now is the time we really need your generosity.
Go to FORMS/APPLICATIONS on the left column, and apply to FOSTER or ADOPT.
Mail check/money order to BoxAR Rescue, 195 Haylea Lane, Ward, AR 72176 or click Paypal below.
Help us advertise BoxAR Rescue by word of mouth, emails, and putting up flyers at your vet offices, PetsMart, PetCo, work, church, businesses, etc.. If you need flyers, send e-mail to: glassboxers@gmail.com. If you would like to do a fundraiser for BoxAR or know of a Boy Scout or Girl Scout troop, etc. who would like to do this as part of a project, let us know. We need all of your help for the Boxers. God bless you all!!!
 CLICK ON TIPPIN'S PICTURE TO READ HIS STORY
In honor of Jaxson & Luce (Boxers), Susan Gilbert has issued a challenge
to all Boxer owners to find it in their heart to send in a donation.
Every dollar makes a difference!
PROOF THAT FOSTER HOMES ARE NEEDED!!!
  9/08 BEFORE: Clara Belle (aka Autumn), malnourished, demodex mange, open bleeding wounds,
and VERY SAD. She was rescued from a shelter in very poor condition.
  2/09- AFTER: Clara Belle (aka Autumn) was in a Foster Home and Adopted.
She is one HAPPY girl who has made a miraculous recovery.
PRICE REDUCED ON 2009 CALENDARS!
     People who work animal rescue are some of the strongest, most
courageous people that I know. They see and experience things that most people don’t even want to hear about. They often stand strong for themselves, for the animals, and for those around them and shed their tears in private after the rescue is complete. At times they are ridiculed for their decisions to stand up against the cruelty of man and are chastised when they choose to speak out against hideous forms of animal cruelty that is prevalent in our society today. This essay is to help our friends in animal rescue keep a good attitude, be compassionate toward the people who do not know how to be compassionate and to keep focused on bringing peace and kindness to our world on behalf of those who cannot speak for themselves... If you worry that you have not made a difference, you have, for only those who do not worry about it have not. If you feel overwhelmed, if the weight of their problems is too heavy
to bear, remember it is a shared burden and the strength of numbers can accomplish much. If you think society and government are blind, it only serves to
remind that we need to change one mind at a time, one law after another. We effect change by cooperation, not by isolation.
If you consider that we cannot save them all
(and what difference does one make?),
you ought to know the joy of the one who is saved. Mourn those we cannot save; it is a eulogy to their being.
Do not let their loss be in vain. Be kind to yourself; remember your needs and those of your family and
friends of every species. Strive to be happy and healthy.
You are needed. Achieving balance in life is a lifelong struggle.
We who help those who do not have all that they need should be among
the most grateful for what we do have. Be proud of your accomplishments, not your opinions.
The quality of your efforts is more important than the quantity.
Forgive your own deficiencies--sometimes your caring is sufficient.
Everyone can do something; it is up to you to do the thing you can.
A kind word and a gentle touch can change a life.
If anger wells up within you because people are the problem, remember
your humanity and that people are also the solution. Concentrate on specific needs, pay attention to the individual--they
make up the whole. See beyond the unlovable, the unattractive, the impure and the
wounded - see that their spirit is as deserving as the rest. Help them heal. Their eyes are windows to their soul
and the mirror of your sincerity.
All species, all beings, share this Earth in a chain of life.
Care more about what makes us alike than what separates us.
Policies, rules and regulations are not infallible.
Apply them judiciously, interpret them wisely.
No decision based purely on money is ever the right one.
Listen to your heart. Sometimes we have to do
that which we are most afraid of.
Be true to yourself and your beliefs.
Family may abandon you, friends may disappoint you, strangers
will ridicule you. People shun what they do not understand.
Help them to understand - kindly, softly, gently.
Those who do not respect all life are to be pitied.
Often the wrongdoer is as in need of help as
his victims. Forgive, then teach by example.
Educate yourself or you cannot hope to teach others.
No action based in hatred is ever right and
anger drowns out wisdom.
Yours may be a voice crying in the wilderness,
make it a voice to be respected.
Listen more than you talk,
be courteous and reliable.
Learn to ask for help.
Never waiver from the truth.
Know that it takes a lot of strength to cry.
And with every defeat, we learn.
All Creation celebrates that which
is in its own best interest.
The Children are our hope - nurture them.
Nature is our legacy - protect it. The Animals are our brethren – learn from them. Your rewards will not be material, but they will be meaningful and
the courage of your convictions can survive anything. We are small boats cast adrift on a cruel sea,
but someday the tide will turn toward a safe harbor.
No matter how dark the storm clouds,
or deep the pain of heartbreak –
never forget: We are their heroes. Copyright © Jim Willis 2001, Author of ‘Pieces Of My Heart’ writings inspired by animals and nature’  |