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IMAG Japanese Spitz has taken the monies earned from the Japanese Spitz
Puppies and used them towards the world of rescue animals. In 2007 over 25 dogs
to be euthanized were placed at the Magoulas-Burton Family home, were rehabbed
and placed in good homes.
Beau is a
rescue dog in MA whose mom of 7 years had to move. He went to move in w/ a
family who adopted a pup from me, their son also wanted a JS, so he is close to home
near his previous owner but with
his new family..
Yuki is a female JS that was seperated by her breeder too early and required
some socialization skills. Yuki is a spoiled little gir nowl who is progressing
nicely.
YUKI
is a wonderful rescue dog out of
Washington who has truly become
the best pup around. She is
a loving dog who truly enjoys being
with the family. She is a friendly
love bug with a big coat and big
personality that loves to play! She's
doing great in her new home too!
DALLAS the 4 month old Japanese Spitz who had social problems.
Rehomed in Sacramento
Other
rescues who have gone to their new
homes....
 
Teddy
is a 1 year-old purebred Japanese Spitz who
is playful, beautiful and sweet! He is registered
with the UKC and he has been rehomed ; ) YEAH!!!
We
have been very blessed to be
able to help so many rescue dogs...
here are several of our foster dogs
we've taken in over the past year...
they are now in their new forever
homes
 
We
don't just rescue dogs as you can
see... we rescue all animals in
need of rescue!
A few weeks before Christmas 2008 a request was made for the family to take
in a pregnant female that was due to be euthanized. When Reenie arrived at the
clinic, there were 2 momma dogs that she was asked to take, neither had names.
Both were skinny and malnourished. Cricket, a terrier mix, gave birth to 5
puppies on 2/22/08. Goldie, a spaniel mix, gave birth to 8 puppies on Christmas
morning. Japanese Spitzes are known to have small litters, so 11 puppies was
quite a feat for the Burton family. As of March 2009 all puppies have been
placed in home and the momma dogs are fixed and ready for their homes.
IMAag has also become a home to 3 rescue goats: Mo, Billy the Kid and
Sassafras. Billy was surrendered at a local shelter and immediately came to IMag
to live and be their permenant lawn mower. Billy thinks he is a dog, he will
place his front hooves on the fence to be petted or look over the fence. Mo lost
his buddy so his family asked IMag to take him in. Sassafras is a 4-year-old
pygmy that since her 'kidhood' had been stakes to a pole w/ no shelter. Some
local 4H kids immediatly went over on a very rainy day to pick her up for Reenie
and Sassafras has not been in the rain since.
The biggest IMag rescue is Myles. Reenie grew up w/ horses and has been
collecting the tack necessary to get a horse for the last few years, right down
to a horse trailer. One day on craigslist Myles was spotted. A neighbor had
posted him saying that he was going to be taken to the slaughter. Reenie was the
first to come meet Myles. Myles is a 17 hand TB gelding, no race history, vet
estimates between 11-12 years old, completely finished and trained in dressage.
Myles does not know he is a horse, he believes now he is a dog and/or a goat.
When the dogs are let out in the morning, Myles will 'bark' to be let out of his
paddock area. Myles and Billy the Kid are the best of friends and actually lay
down and snuggle together.
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