Burt (#612-18)
Burt (612-18) White male with darker spots
Update September 2018: Burt & Alice went home with Nancy and Mike to Stafford, VA.
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Rita (#613-18)
Rita (613-18) Tan solid female
Update September 2018: Rita was adopting to her forever home by Courtney in Tysons Corner, VA.
Alice (#614-18)
Alice (614-18) White female with spots
Update September 2018: Burt & Alice went home with Nancy and Mike to Stafford, VA.
Kirby(#615-18)
Kirby(615-18) Dark Brown solid male
Update September 2018: Puppy Kirby went to his forever home in Parkville MD with Lauren & Nathan
Missy (#604-18)
Missy is an older spayed female found as a stray. She is a very affectionate little girl with some gray. Excellent partner for someone looking for company. Missy is going to start her behavioral training as soon as we can find a foster that will re-enforce the training. This little girl is a gem for anyone able to give her a chance.
Update 9/30/18: Missy found her forever home with her new Mom, Donna and will be meeting everyone back in Sylvan Lake Michigan!
Theo (Tubby) (#609-18)
Theo is a gorgeous Blue, Bone Mouth/Horsecoat Pei that needs some TLC. Approx 3 yrs old. He’s very underweight, but otherwise healthy. He’s a quite boy, gets along with the other dogs in the foster home. He walks well on the leash and wants to be near people. He’s friendly outside the home, like attention and can be touched anywhere
Teddy (#610-18)
Teddy went to his forever home in Union Bridge, MD where he found his best friend Bear. He also has his new humans, sister Vivi and Mom & Dad to give him all the love and attention!
Tropy (#607-18)
Trophy is 4-year-old male currently in Puerto Rico and would like to come to Maryland but need foster homes. Trophy is a sweet dog who enjoy being around other dogs, but not cats. He is good around children as well.
Update 8/29/2018: Trophy went to his forever home with Terri & Chris in Roseto, PA
Jema (#605-18)
Jema (originally called Charlotte) was a scared and frightened girl in a Hyde Park NY shelter. Jeff volunteered to drive from South Jersey to pick her up and foster her for MACSPRO. After driving thru a snowstorm and having her in his home for a few days, which was pretty lonely after his beloved Kosmo crossed the Rainbow Bridge, Jeff and Maryann couldn’t let her go and became Foster Failures. They even named her after them! JE from Jeff and MA from Maryann. Jema is now living a great life, getting spoiled by her new parents in Jackson, NJ. Way to go Jema.