Taylor & Travis

PLEASE READ & SHARE — FOR TAYLOR & TRAVIS<br/><br/>Just before Christmas, Taylor and Travis were found together, abandoned at a construction site. No warmth. No food. No safety. Just each other.<br/><br/>From that moment on, they have clung tightly to the only constant they’ve known — their bond.<br/><br/>Travis is a 75-lb Dogo Argentino, a total giant mush who leans into love and reassurance.<br/>Taylor is a 50-lb young Boxer, shy and sensitive, still learning the world is safe.<br/>Both are estimated to be 1–2 years old.<br/><br/>They are currently in boarding with other dogs and do fine socially — but they do not cope well when separated from each other.<br/>Taylor had to be carried out of the yard just to take photos because Travis wasn’t by her side.<br/><br/>And here is the hardest part:<br/>We have had ZERO interest in them as a pair.<br/><br/>We are being pressured by reality — kennels are not homes — but we do not want to separate them. Breaking this bond feels devastating. They’ve already lost everything once.<br/><br/>Please help us share Taylor & Travis.<br/>Please help us find someone willing to open their home to both.<br/><br/>It is heartbreaking to consider destroying the one thing that kept them going when they were abandoned.<br/>They survived together. They should heal together.<br/><br/>If you can foster, adopt, or even just SHARE — you are helping!<br/><br/>www.CHBoxerRescue.com

PLEASE READ & SHARE — FOR TAYLOR & TRAVIS

Just before Christmas, Taylor and Travis were found together, abandoned at a construction site. No warmth. No food. No safety. Just each other.

From that moment on, they have clung tightly to the only constant they’ve known — their bond.

Travis is a 75-lb Dogo Argentino, a total giant mush who leans into love and reassurance.
Taylor is a 50-lb young Boxer, shy and sensitive, still learning the world is safe.
Both are estimated to be 1–2 years old.

They are currently in boarding with other dogs and do fine socially — but they do not cope well when separated from each other.
Taylor had to be carried out of the yard just to take photos because Travis wasn’t by her side.

And here is the hardest part:
We have had ZERO interest in them as a pair.

We are being pressured by reality — kennels are not homes — but we do not want to separate them. Breaking this bond feels devastating. They’ve already lost everything once.

PLEASE READ & SHARE — FOR TAYLOR & TRAVIS

Just before Christmas, Taylor and Travis were found together, abandoned at a construction site. No warmth. No food. No safety. Just each other.

From that moment on, they have clung tightly to the only constant they’ve known — their bond.

Travis is a 75-lb Dogo Argentino, a total giant mush who leans into love and reassurance.
Taylor is a 50-lb young Boxer, shy and sensitive, still learning the world is safe.
Both are estimated to be 1–2 years old.

They are currently in boarding with other dogs and do fine socially — but they do not cope well when separated from each other.
Taylor had to be carried out of the yard just to take photos because Travis wasn’t by her side.

And here is the hardest part:
We have had ZERO interest in them as a pair.

We are being pressured by reality — kennels are not homes — but we do not want to separate them. Breaking this bond feels devastating. They’ve already lost everything once.

Please help us share Taylor & Travis.
Please help us find someone willing to open their home to both.

It is heartbreaking to consider destroying the one thing that kept them going when they were abandoned.
They survived together. They should heal together.

If you can foster, adopt, or even just SHARE — you are helping!

www.CHBoxerRescue.com