California Miniature
Schnauzer Rescue
—Rescued Dogs In New Homes 2024
California Miniature Schnauzer Rescue re-homed about 9 Miniature Schnauzers and other dogs during 2023.
In addition, CMSR helped pull, transport and/or vet many dogs for out of town rescues. Most of these were dogs who were about to be euthanized if the out of town rescues had not agreed to take them. CMSR also helped fund the expenses for some Schnauzers and other dogs who were rescued by other rescues, whose expenses the rescues could not have afforded without CMSR's help.
We thank our volunteers, our fosters, our donors, and our partner rescue groups. Without their wonderful help, many of those dogs would have died instead of enjoying their lives in great new homes.
2 Dogs Adopted in 2024
Rescue Miniature Schnauzer Rocky
Rocky is an 8 year old male Miniature Schnauzer. Rocky’s owner died and the owner’s widower cannot care for Rocky.
Rocky gets along well with female dogs and love to play with them. He also enjoys children, and loves human adults.
Rocky can be left alone—he does not have separation anxiety. Rocky enjoys riding in the car, playing tug-of-war, and fetching a ball. He walks nicely on a leash. He loves sitting on his owner's lap or next to his owner.
Rocky sleeps in a 4 ft. by 4 ft. pen at night. He spends the day both inside and outside. He is housebroken.
Rocky appears to be in good health. He is neutered and current on vaccination. Rocky is groomed every 5 to 6 weeks. His groomers say that Rocky is calm when being groomed and enjoys the attention.
Rocky was adopted in mid-February 2024 by the family who adopted Toast. We understand that Rocky and Toast are enjoying each other's company.
Rescue Miniature Schnauzer Toast
Toast is an about 10 year old Miniature Schnauzer, with a docked tail and natural ears. She weighs about 12 lbs.
Toast is friendly with people and loves other dogs.
Toast is spayed, microchipped, and current on vaccinations. She has recently had a dental, but she doesn't have many teeth left. Toast also has a heart murmur, but otherwise seems in good health for her age.
Toast was adopted by a couple from Sacramento. She joins their male Miniature Schnauzer who had lost his female Schnauzer companion and is thrilled to have Toast as his new girlfriend. The adopters also have cats and Toast has already become buddies with the cats.
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