Boxer Rescue Of Central Kansas-BROCK

12/16/2025

30 seconds of Dudley and Blaine burning some midnight oil. This pair of brothers are available for adoption. I would like to keep them together, but would consider splitting them if they found a home with a young, playful girlfriend to settle down with.
2 years old, up to date. Healthy, happy and ready for furever. Crate trained, learning leash manners. Very affectionate. Neuters pending. Send me a DM with your email, if you want an application.

12/12/2025

Poor baby is gonna die...unless you can save him.
https://www.facebook.com/share/p/1DTPALXJR8/

12/10/2025

12/10/2025

Look at this dump truck!!

12/05/2025

Anyone wanting to order shirts for Christmas presents, i habe to have the order placed Monday for them to arrive in time. I am hoping for a spring ground breaking so i will be selling these until then, so...either way...order your shirts ASAP.
I only have 1,635 more to.go.
B

12/01/2025

Update....anyone wanting to receive their shirts by Christmas i will need the orders in place by tomorrow (Mon. 12/8) by 12:00PM. I will be placing the order by 2PM.

I will be selling the shirts thru the spring, so if the Christmas is not an issue, there is no deadline.

Quick reference for shirt orders.

PayPal.me/MayhemProductions

Available in black, white, teal navy blue, red, pink, and gray. (Other colors may be avail. ask)

T-Shirts/Ladies V Necks $30

+$5 for XXL+

+$5 for flag on sleeve. (1/2 will go to the local VA Hospital)

Shipping $5/shirt

Hooded Sweatshirts (pullover and zip up)
$40

+$5 for XXL+

+$5 for flag on sleeve. (1/2 will go to our local VA Hospital.

Kids Tshirts
Sizes Small thru Large
$25.00

Please note color of shirt, color of design, size, and if you want a flag.

Please provide your shipping address, and Ph. #.

#1. St. Nix (Blk or Wht)
#2. PROTECTOR (Blk or Wht)
#3. State Logo (Blk or Wht)
#4. Natural ears White
#5. Natural ears Black
#6. Cropped ears White
#7. Cropped ears Black
#8. Puppy White
#9. Puppy Black
#10. Home Rescue Logo(comes in Blk &Wht)
#11. Network-comes on chest of all shirts.

12/01/2025

Ok, this one will be a bit long, but hang in there with me. It will be worth it in the end, and I am humbly asking for your help with this one.

So, some of you may remember a post I made a while back (That began with "Greetings" for anyone who wants to search it, and read up on some context) explaining how in 2021, my life pretty much dissolved when my wife got sick, lost her job and Insurance, how we remodeled and sold our home, to help cover her medical expenses, only for her to pass away a few months after we sold, in 2022.

While all of that was going on, I missed a tax filing deadline, that caused my 501c3 status to lapse. The last time I asked for donations for the rescue was April, 2021.

Since April 2021, I have maintained a full rescue, averaging 9-15 dogs at all times. Rehome a dog here, rescue another there. While the numbers have been consistent, they roster of dogs has constantly changed, one or 2 dogs at a time.

For the past 4 1/2 years now, I have been carrying all of the expenses of feeding, vetting, recovery, maint. meds, grooming, housing, blankets, crates, beds, toys, leashes, collars, transporting, training, socializing, exercising, conditioning for 9-15 dogs, EVERY DAY. I would estimate I spend roughly half of my annual salary taking care of these babies. I go thru almost 500lbs of dog food per month.

I am not listing all of this for kudos, nor sympathy, as I would likely not have it any other way. I am just trying to draw a picture for you for context.

After selling our home, the goal was to buy farther out into the country, and to find a place that fit our needs better. This was the height of the housing market, so the supply was low and the prices were very elevated. After looking for months, I finally came to the conclusion I was not going to be able to find everything we were looking for on our budget.

Driving around in the country one weekend in late 2022, looking at listings, I came across a pc of flat, wide-open land, formerly part of a wheat field, divided up into 2 adjacent 3 acre lots, surrounded by nothing but miles of wheat fields and orchard rows. No utilities, no address, nothing but wide open, flat land with a few trees on 2 property lines. Nothing fancy but absolutely perfect for usable space, to run lots and lots of dogs, and quite possibly some of the best sunsets on the planet.

In late Nov. 2022 my wife of 20 years, Samantha passed away, and pretty much threw my world into a tailspin. I quietly crashed out for a bit, but had to still keep my head about me as I still had a full time job, and a rescue full of dogs, that still needed me every single day, morning, noon, and night. Looking back now, I can see that these dogs save my life, and kept my focus, when things got their worst.

2023 and 2024 were rough, as after selling our nice, big, spacious house, on the large, fenced lot, with the huge basement, and dedicated kennel rooms, ramps, separate entrances, interior fencing and gates, I found myself having to downsize significantly. Going from a 2-income household to a single income household, was a massive change.

I have spent the past few years living out of a much smaller home, on a much smaller lot, with a much smaller space to exercise my rescues.

To make up the difference, I try to walk them, 2 at a time a few times a week, and also every night, I load up a load of dogs, and drive them 30 minutes away to a nice park so I can run them, and help them burn their extra energy. We do this when it 100 degrees, or 0. Whether its snowing, or windy, or muddy, or muggy, or whether we are tired, or whatever.

After selling my home, and paying off all of my debts, as well as losing my other half, I found that all of these things absolutely destroy your credit. I have spent the past 2 1/2 years rebuilding my credit from, like 43 to a pretty decent level now, which is what is bringing me to this point today.

OK>>>>I have 6 acres of land that I paid $10k per acre, paid in full, free and clear. I have been researching companies, and have several bids in hand for a 40x50 metal building, just the shell and slab for $75,000. (I will be doing the framing and build out myself.)

I figured if I was able to come up with 1/3 of that, cash in hand, it would make getting a loan for the rest that much easier.

I refinanced my truck last week and established a good relationship with a great small community bank, and the Loan Mgr. agreed, if I brought $25,000 cash, it would not be problem to get the funding in place to build my new rescue facility.

Now, I know what you are thinking...you think I am going to ask you to give me money...and you are wrong! I am not asking you to give me anything...

I AM going to offer you a once in a lifetime opportunity, to buy one, two, or 20 of the coolest Boxer Rescue T Shirts on the planet. Just in time for Cyber Monday (Only because I didn't get this done in time for Black Friday!)

7 designs, 4 of which are NEW and UNRELEASED, all available in sizes S-###XL.

Designs in Black or White (Other colors may be avail. ask)

Shirts in white, black, teal, navy blue, red and gray. (Other colors may be avail. ask)

T-Shirts $30

+$5 for XXL+

+$5 for flag on sleeve. (1/2 will go to the local VA Hospital)

Shipping $5/shirt

Hooded Sweatshirts $40

+$5 for XXL+

+$5 for flag on sleeve. (1/2 will go to the local VA Hospital)

Shipping $8/hoodie

Should ship in 2-3 weeks, so any orders this next week or 2 should arrive in time for Christmas (Maybe?)

If I can sell 1,666 shirts, netting $15 in profit on T Shirts, I could raise that $25,000. I have some really nice designs, and have found a very good supplier/printer, so this would really be a possibility.

If you are interested, you can make a place an order at

Paypal.me/MayhemProductions

Please note color of shirt, color of design, size, and if you want a flag.

Please provide your shipping address, and Ph. #.

If you can help by sharing this post, I would greatly appreciate it. It will be posted on my public page, and you can share it from there.

Boxer Rescue Of Central Kansas-BROCK

I haven't figured out how to make a post public on a private page yet, but will look into it.

Please let me know if you have any questions, as I am fine with being completely open on numbers, if you feel you need more info.

These purchases will NOT be tax deductible, and the income raised from this will be taxed income, that I will be paying for.

B

11/28/2025

Just in time for your white Christmas, we present to you the very regal, extremely rare Arctic Boxer, Louie!!!
(Yes...i know he's a Great Pyrnese, but, shhhh, don't tell him...he thinks he's just part o the pack!!)
I found Louie laying on the side of the road on my way home from work 60 days ago. He was just a foot or 2 out of traffic and only his head and neck were up and moving, so I was sure he had just been hit and left there.
Of course I break every traffic law possible to do 2 u turns, hop 2 curbs, and a median, then use my truck to block the outside lane to protect him until i can get him in my truck.
As i exited my truck to rush to him, apparently all of the honking and screaming profanities at me for blocking traffic disturbed Louie's nap, so he casually stood up, slowly walked across 4 lanes of rush hour traffic, and started to meander off...
So after about 2 hours of following him and trying to bribe him with food, he got bored and allowed himself to be leashed.
Louie was very under weight, and nearly bald from his chest, back due to flea infestation caused dermatitis.
He was very timid and hand shy, so i can only imagine what he had been thru.
Now he is fully furry, vaccinated, neutered, crate trained, extremely socialized with other dogs.
He is working his leash training and coming along nicely.
He has amazing instincts, which are part of the breed.
He is definitely a guardian dog. He helps me when i take a pack of dogs to go run, he keeps the peace and squashes disputes, he monitors play and will intervene if it gets too rough. He is also an excellent chore dog. He loves to help you do your chores and is a very good Supervisor. He is an extremely astute and effective guard dog as he is always alert, watching for danger.
He also has the most stunning eyes. Each eye is brown on the top half, and bright white/blue on the lower half.
He is also a very fluent talker and has a lovely singing voice. Arooooooo!!!!
I imagine he would be a great farm dog, livestock guardian, but i also want him to find a home where he can be part of the family and not just be left outside, as he is a super sweet love bug who wants to be with his people.
If you would like to have a new life size fur blanket to keep you warm this winter, please send me a DM with your email address and i will send you an app.
I will deliver him anywhere in the U.S. for the perfect home.

11/28/2025

For this special Black Friday, Christmas shopping season, we would like to bring you the rare, limited time, special edition, once in a life-time, buy one, get one, 2 pack. We like to call this the Dudley/Blaine combo pack.

Several months ago these 2 litter mates were dumped out in the country, and in their struggle to survive, just happened to come across and kill some chickens on a friend of mine's land, so instead of being shot for killing live stock, I received a call about these two skinny boys needing help.

Luckily they were easy to trap, with the help of some rotisserie chicken. When I got them, they were both very under-weight, dehydrated, covered in fleas and thousands of gorging ticks, full of every type of worm, and covered in cuts, scratches, and puncture wounds. Apparently the roosters, and other woodland creatures were kicking their skinny butts.

After a bit of research, and with the help of one of them being chipped, we were able to track down the owners, who actually confirmed that they were dumped (Which I figured out 2 months in, when I actually ended up rescuing and transporting a female and a male from the euthanasia list at the local slaughter house, and transported them to the middle of Mo. to a foster, and eventually their furever homes, Turned out to be the mother, and brother of these 2, but that is a whole other story.)

Fast forward to today, they are both healthy, very happy, up to date on all vaccines & preventatives, crate trained, sweetest boys in the world.

We are working on their leash training, as they do well on their own, but together, can be a bit of a tangle.

The only thing left for them, is having them neutered. They were so skinny and frail when I rescued them, i figured since they were intact, I would leave them intact through their recovery to help restore their muscle mass, strength, endurance, and every other bodily system. They recently hit their 2 year old mark, so they are as big as they are going to get. Both are smaller, about 70 lbs,

Now that they have hit their 2 year mark, I will be scheduling them for a neuter in the coming weeks. (Just working on paying down my balance at my vet from the 15 mass removals and other misc. vetting we went thru his past year.) Once their recovery is over, they will be ready to find their new happy ending.

They are very bonded, so keeping them together would be ideal, as I have seen absolutely NO sibling rivalry, no litter mate syndrome at all. They love each other dearly, and move like a single organism when they are together. I have kept them crated seperately and they do fine. I am open to splitting them up, if they can each go to a home with another young playful pup of a similar size. I would prefer they find homes with a young, playful female, so they can pair up and grow old together, but they are both fine with male and female dogs. I will NOT consider letting them go to any home where they will be alone.

As far as cats, I have no idea as I am allergic and do not have any to test them with. I imagine they would be curious, but neither seem to be too predatory, unless forced to survive, so I am sure they can be taught to co-habitate.

I would love to get them into their new homes before the winter really sets in.

The first few pics are Dudley, the slightly bigger brother, with the more American boxer face. Blaine is the slightly smaller, more Euro looking boy.

If you are interested in adopting either, or both boys, please send me a DM with your email address, and I will send you an application.

Please refrain from the "I would take them, but my neighbor's cousin's brother's roommate's biology lab partner's boss is sick and I can't..." comments, as they are not helpful, and just add to the bulk of responses I will have to sort thru looking for adopters.

This post will also be posted on my public page, so you can share it from there.

Boxer Rescue Of Central Kansas-BROCK

If you haven't already followed that page, please do, and help us grow the page.

It will also be posted on my other rescue page

BoxerRescueOfCentralKansas-B.R.O.C.K. (With punctuaton) which is a closed group.

Hit that page and join it too.

Please let me know if you have any questions, of if you would like help with any of the expenses. You can send money directly to my vet, who handles all of our vetting needs, and luckily has let me run a bit of a line of credit when things got hairy.

Ark Valley Animal Hospital

122 N. Park Ave.

Valley Center, Ks.

67147

They can also take payments over the phone, just mention my name.

316-201-6690

arkvalleyvcks.com

(will not be tax deductible at this time)

11/27/2025

In Feb. 2024 I received a message from an animal shelter about 3 hrs away, about a pup that was the center of an abuse investigation. Turns out Athena had been bred for years, and when she was no longer able to provide an income to her scum bag owners, she was tossed out into the yard and left to die. They never fed her, and by the time I got to her she had several bleeding mammary masses. She was 11 years old and only weighed 28 lbs.

Apparently it wasn't until the 6th visit by the police, that they finally demanded her surrender.

I drove out that same night, after I got off from work. I got there to find a sweet, but very scared, extremely weak baby. Petting her just broke my heart. There was nothing but bones.

Once I got her home and earned her trust, she just opened up into the sweetest, happiest baby you could ever imagine.

It took me about 6 months to get her healthy. Once we got her parasite free, her weight up, and her strength back, we got her spayed, and had to have her whole mammary chain removed.

She eventually blossomed into the happy little flower she had always deserved to be.

At her age, I was reluctant to try to rehome her, but luckily my mother had already fallen in love with her, and ended up adopting her, so she got to retire to my geriatric wing.

She got to have a family. She loved being around all of the other dogs. She loved snuggling into soft beds, and warm blankets, full bowls of food, clean water, and oh so many treats.

After about a year and a half, Thena started having problems with her back legs and hips. We never had her tested, but it seemed apparent she was developing hip dysplasia or DM. We made as many accommodations as possible to the home to allow her to still get around and be as independent as possible.

But unfortunately, during the last cold snap we had, poor baby ended up getting stuck outside, at the bottom of 12 stairs, and had to be rescued, and carried back up into the house at 4AM.

After a few weeks of contemplation, it was decided to let this sweet girl go home.

Last Wed. after having a Lb. of Hog Wild beef brisket, some milk chocolate, so much move, and so many tears, our vet came to the house and helped Thena cross to the Rainbow Bridge in the comfort of her own home, in her own bed.

This tough old bird faught so hard for so long, it was so hard to let her go.

Rest easy sweet baby, and say Hello to Denver, Crackers, and Chance for us.

11/27/2025

Last Monday, I received a call from a vet an hour away about a puppy that had been left at her clinic 2 weeks earlier.

Apparently the family decided this 4 month old baby was too aggressive, and reactive. That she was snapping at them and they were worried about their other dog's safety.

I didn't have room to take in a 4 month old puppy, so I reached out to a rescue partner, Tonya Shanahan, at Boxer Paws Rescue up in the KC area. Almost immediately, Tonya had an interested, approved adopter.

So, since I had Tuesday off from work, I jumped on the road, and went and picked this baby up, and took her to her new furever family, who met me in Lincoln, Ne.

This little nugget couldn't have been any sweeter. She was simply a boxer puppy, with boxer puppy energy. She was bouncy, squirmy, mouthy, an spicy. She just needed a little structure, so luckily I took one of my big boys with me. Riggs flipped her over to sniff her, and him being big, and letting her know he was in charge, and she was immediately all better.

She rode like a dream, and just like that...it was over.

Her new family loved her at first sight. She is now being spoiled by an experienced boxer family, with 2 older boxer siblings.

Chalk this one up as a success.

09/06/2025

Man i need to drive to Az. What a doll.