Oscar (#568-17)
Oscar was found as a stray with 2 ruptured eardrums. MACSPRO made all attempts to clear up the infection that came back as the worst kind of infection. After several months of antibiotic and cleaning treatments the infection came back full force. MACSPRO's only alternative was to remove Oscar's eardrums to give him a life without horrific pain and discomfort leaving him deaf. When Oscar was released from his 3 weeks recovery at the vet hospital he went crazy with excitement when he say his foster Dad and MACSPRO volunteer that visited Oscar often during his stay. He's still such a smart little guy dragging his foster Dad to the truck when he realized he was going to his foster home. Once home he quickly reunited with his furry pals, foster Mom, and took a victory lap around both floors of the house. Everywhere Oscar goes he is the hit of the event, eager to meet and greet everyone, as well as his furry friends he gets to meet. Oscar seems to no longer be in any pain, and his lack of hearing does not seem to faze him in any way. Surprisingly Oscar still sit's, give's paw, and lay's down upon command. His foster family says 'This dog is a keeper! Smart, and gets along wonderfully with the other dogs'. Oscar still has a lot of puppy in him and can jump twice his height like a mountain goat. Just an awesome boy! Oscar does great with children of all ages.
If you are not able to adopt Oscar but what to contribute to his medical care please click Here and put Oscar's name in the comments.
A SPECIAL THANK YOU!!!!!! MACSPRO would like to thank Oscar's foster Dad Larry for taking such wonderful care of him, transporting Oscar for his weekly ear treatments, and transport to surgery, consistent visits during his 3 week recovery at the vet, and all the adoption events to get this little guy exposure to meet his future forever family. Deb Kachik of Deb Kachik Photography for volunteering to take some of the beautiful photo's you see of Oscar. Thank you so much Deb, you really help bring out Oscar's adorable Pug eye's and handsome stature.
Snorkles (#585-17)
Snorkels is a bit shy, but a super sweet boy. He does not know how to walk on a leash, but is learning! He is good with cats, dogs and loves people! He is also not food reactive. Please let us know if you can foster Snorkles!
Update 04/30/17 Snorkles found his forever home in Georgetown where he resides with Abbie & Adi, his pei brother Henry and cat Scarlett who he still likes to chase!
Sori (#583-17)
Sori is 3 years old and in need of a foster or forever home. She walks well on leash and has a great recall for off leash. She would make a great hiking, running, or couch companion. She responds very well to commands and is very chilled out. Sori may be a little shy outside the home at times but has come out of her shell and continues to amaze with her happy disposition. She has excellent manners at dinner and when taking treats. FYI - Sori and Doobu (582-17) are sisters.
If you cannot adopt or foster and would like to help Sori please consider a donation towards Sori's successful eye surgery that was performed this past March. If you would like to towards Sori's corrective eye surgery Click Here and put Sori's name in the comment box
A SPECIAL THANK YOU!!!!!! MACSPRO would like to thank Deb Kachik of Deb Kachik Photography for volunteering to take some of the beautiful photo's you see of Sori. Thank you so much Deb, you really help bring out Sori's beautiful smile.
Update 8/17/17: Sori continues to love life in her new cozy bed!

Update 4/28/17 Sori found her forever home with Chuck & Brenda in Culpepper VA and is living a charmed (spoiled) life!
Doobu (#582-17)
Doobu is a 3 year old female in need of a foster or forever home. Doobu is very outgoing, playful, loves toys, and responds to commands. She has a larger than life personality and will want to be near her caregiver. She walks ok on leash and is very chilled out at home when with her family. Doobu has excellent manners at dinner and when taking treats. Doobu is in need of ACL corrective surgery so we would need her new family's cooperation in pre and post vet instructions, which may or may not include taking her to therapy temporally and limiting her movement until she heals I'm sure with the help of medication.
If you are not able to foster or adopt Doobu, our little comic relief then please consider DONATING any amount you choose towards her ACL repair medical care. No amount is ever too small. MACSPRO greatly appreciates any donation, no matter the amount. To Donate towards Doobu's needed pending ACL surgery please Click Here and specify Doobu in comments
A SPECIAL THANK YOU!!!!!! MACSPRO would like to thank Deb Kachik of Deb Kachik Photography for volunteering to take some of the beautiful photo's you see of Doobu. Thank you so much Deb, you really help bring out all of Doobu's wonderful sharpei wrinkles.
Brandi (#581-17)
Brandi will be coming to MACSPRO soon from North Carolina. She is coming more out of her shell each day with allowing many different people to handle her. She was turned in by her owners who could not afford her medical costs for her skin condition.
Update 8/2017: Please take a look at Brandi in her furever bed waiting for something yummy!
Update 3/2/17: was officially adopted today and will be spending her days in Westminster with her furry sister, Sweetie, adopter Anna and her family
Ace (#580-16)
Adonis (#579-16)
Adonis is coming from Puerto Rico tomorrow (11/18/16)! We have a foster home
for him, but he needs a forever home.
Update (12/6/16): Adonis was adopted on Saturday! He met his new parents on Saturday and just loved them! He will be a spoiled pei boy with Crystal & Brian in their new home in Philadelphia!
Victoria (#562-16)
Victor and Victoria will be coming to MACSPRO from Puerto Rico. Victor and Victoria came from a terrible situation in which the owners moved out of their home and left their two Shar-Peis shut inside with no food, no one looking after them, no way to get out, no nothing.
Victor and Victoria require serious medical attention as they were left abandoned in a closed house without food or water. Volunteers had to work hard to rescue Victor and Victoria from the abandoned house as there was a lot of rubble and stuff barricading the dogs.
We really need fosters once Victor and Victoria arrive to us--please let us know if you can help!
Update (01/2016): Here is a wonderful update on how Victor and Victoria are coming along! And again, we'll need fosters when they arrive in the USA from Puerto Rico.


Update (4/7/2016): The vet removed a mass on her paw and sent it out for biopsy. It shows that she has a grade 1 cancer, that is probably the best kind to get if you have to have cancer. It is not aggressive and her prognosis is excellent. However, because the mass was situated directly on her paw, where there isn't much extra skin to play with, she ended up with a nasty wound that got infected. She has been staying at the vet's from Monday through Friday where they do a daily routine to remove the patch, which stimulates the skin underneath to grow back. Once she is through this process, they will go back in and remove the so-called dirty borders that were left from the original removal of the mass. Despite all this, she is a happy camper and loves seeing people and getting attention. She is going to make someone a wonderful companion....
Update (06/2016): Victoria is still in Puerto Rico, we would like to place her in a foster home when she gets here.
Update (07/18/16): Victoria is super mellow. Gets along with others, even alpha females. Likes to keep mostly to herself in front of the fan. Loves to get hugged and kissed and squished, mushed up. She is a ham, very easy to dress up with hats and scarves; loves to pose; easy going. She will be coming to Maryland very soon and we really need a foster home for her. We do not want to put her in the boarding kennel.
Update (09/29/2016): Victoria has a foster waiting for her in Annapolis as soon as she gets here. We’re waiting for the cooler weather to fly her up here.
Update (10/20/2016): Victoria is now living with a foster in Maryland!
Update (11/02/2016): Victoria is a very well mannered little girl, very calm and very obedient. Just wants to be a lap dog and loves being around people, getting petted & hugs!
Update (11/16/16): Victoria has found her forever home with Holly in Laurel, MD. Congratulations, all!