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Time is running out, and both of them need someone to open a door.

Maggie (A587801) is a 5-year-old, 62.8-pound, heartworm-negative girl who came to the shelter in January and has been waiting ever since.
She is playful, food motivated, and affectionate with the people she trusts, and she lights up the moment she feels safe.
Maggie also has an ongoing rectal mass that will need follow-up veterinary care and diagnostics outside the shelter. She deserves a placement that can give her the medical attention and the love she has been waiting for.
She does best with an experienced handler, and a slow, structured introduction to any other dogs in the home is strongly recommended.

Magnus (A594976) is a 9-month-old, 50-pound, heartworm-negative boy who came in as a stray, young, undersocialized, and frightened of a world he never got to learn properly.
He can be sweet, playful, and deeply bonded to the people he trusts, but his fear reactivity and poor bite inhibition mean he needs an experienced rescue handler and a structured environment where he can finally learn that the world is safe.
He is available for rescue placement only.

Both dogs are out of time and need a confirmed placement to survive this week.
If you can foster, adopt, or connect either dog with a rescue, email info@keeppetsalive.org or complete the Keep Pets Alive contact form.
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Time is short, and both dogs need a safe place to land.

Chester (A587163) is a 6-year-old, 64-pound, heartworm-negative dog and the third-longest resident in the shelter.
After months of waiting, he is showing signs of stress and decline, and he would likely do best in a calm, quiet home as a single pet where he can finally exhale and feel safe again.

Peter (A590345) is a 2-year-old, 51.4-pound, heartworm-negative dog who did well in foster and was described as house-trained, affectionate, and non-destructive.
He has shown food guarding in the shelter, so he needs structured feeding management, patient support, and the security of knowing he is safe, loved, and okay.

Both dogs are available for adoption or rescue placement.
If you can foster, adopt, or help connect either dog with a rescue, email info@keeppetsalive.org or complete the Keep Pets Alive contact form.
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