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Mosley's Second chance with MidAmerica Boston Terrier Rescue
At the age of 13 Mosley entered foster care in July 2025 as the result of his owner moving overseas. He arrived deaf and with severe dry eye. Due to his special needs and care we placed him in our palliative care program. Overtime his eyes continued to worsen. In March 2026 one eye was on the verge of rupturing and the other eye an ulcer. At this time he has lost his vision so the plan was to remove both eyes and eliminate the pain. MABTR's total medical bill for Mosley cam
Jennifer Misfeldt, MABTR
3 days ago1 min read


Warning for Scams
MidAmerica Boston Terrier Rescue has seen an increase in scam alerts! Because of this, we wanted to help you identify the difference between a reputable rescue and a scam. Reputable rescues: -will not ask for a deposit -will require an online adoption application -will not communicate just via text and email -will require a phone interview before any commitment It’s been identified that scammers are copying MABTR adoptable dogs and inventory posting them on 'multiple' Face
Jennifer Misfeldt, MABTR
Mar 32 min read


I’m leaving the house. Does my dog stay or go?
CONSTANT COMPANIONS Taking your pet everywhere you go is such a heartwarming thought. I always want my best friend at my side and they want to be there. Places that allow pets: There are pet friendly businesses that we can easily bring our dogs. Lowe’s, Home Depot, PetsMart, Petco and many others. Make sure you always have that poop bag in your pocket and a paper towel or two. These little trips bring your dog social interaction and brighten his day with a new experi
Jennifer Misfeldt, MABTR
Jan 172 min read


Why a “small scuffle” can become life-threatening
Fights between animals happen, no matter how well mannered your dog is. It may not be intentional, started off as friendly play, or got caught in the middle. There is a difference between playing rough and fighting. Unfortunately injury to one or both animals may occur and action is needed on the owner's part if your dog shows signs of discomfort, pain or visible punctures or scratches. REAL CASE: After a minor scuffle with the family cat, there were no obvious wounds, jus
Jennifer Misfeldt, MABTR
Jan 162 min read
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