PENNY CLEMENT
February 5, 1990 - December 21, 2000 She never wanted for a thing in life, but it became important to the one who loved her that no other Boxer should ever want in life either. Thus, BoxAR Rescue came into existance. Thank you, Penny, from all the one's who's lives have been and will be made better because you lived. I miss you, sweet girl!

Bita Yoder
January 20, 2012 My sweet BeeBee of the soft kisses, the cuddles, her daddy's "protector", has joined the babies who have gone before her at the Bridge. I've come to realize that in my time, it will never be the right time, but in her's it was. It was very peaceful and I held her close throughout..she definitely is missed!

Heidi Nickle
Our Heidi Belle (sister to Cash Nickle) left us on Dec. 3, 2011. She was our joy. Miss Heidi was an excellent singer and tap dancer. She loved to take walks and was extremely happy. We will miss you, baby girl. But I know you are happy to be with Cash Beau again running through those beautiful grassy fields of heaven. We will see you again.

Titan Schumer
December 4, 2011 - My husband was one of those guys that always said that one dog was enough. In April 2009, for some reason I was messing around on the web and looking at Boxers on PetFinders, and saw a face and story that touched my heart. I printed the photo and story off and left it on my husband’s desk. It must have touched him too because, he asked me how much I was going to cost him (typical from my husband when I want something he knows he is going to give in to). Before too long, we had the privilege of adding Titan to our home. He slipped seamlessly into our zoo of 4 cats and a 2 year old Boxer girl. It always drives me crazy that I pick and nurture the pets, but they inevitably become “Daddy’s Boy or Girl” and Titan was no different. He was pet friendly, and loved puppies and children. If Dad was in the front washing the car or doing yard work, Titan was outside laying in the grass or on the warm asphalt overseeing the task and watching the neighbors. He didn’t like being in the back without his people, and even then, he was on the deck overseeing everything. When he was stuck in the house, we was usually by a window watching the world pass by. He was content. He was home. Yesterday started like every other; his teasing Molly with a toy and racing around the house. Yesterday afternoon he was exhausted and pretty much stayed in bed. Last night after a potty break, he was very cold and didn’t seem to warm up, so I helped him out with a hot pad. He was still running a little slow this morning. Suddenly it changed, trembling, weakness and more. With an emergency visit to our vet, during the exam he got even worse, the potential of a severe ear infection changed quickly to a central nervous system problem. His eyes were twitching from side to side. He could barely stand or walk. There was something seriously wrong with his central nervous system (either a lesion on his brain stem or a brain tumor), he was doing downhill very, very fast and we didn't want him to suffer further. We had a good 2-1/2 years with him. Titan was eating treats even as the Vet injected him - happy to the end eating! Thank you for having rescuing him, so he could ultimately rescue us and teach us a thing or two. He brought us great joy. He will be missed. Ray and Kathy

Hector
February 16, 2011 - Sweet Hector never found his permanent home, but he was very well loved and a happy boy in his foster home. His foster mom, Jennifer, said he left with dignity, 2 cheeeseburgers and an apple pie in his belly! We wish he could have stayed longer but he is waiting for us all at the Rainbow Bridge and feeling like a pup these days.