Blu may be a senior gal, but she still has a spring in her step and plenty of spunk. She can chase prey but she’s very good with people, loving attention and cuddles. She’s found a home with a GSP-experienced, retired dad who can’t wait to embrace her as his new daily companion, complete with […]
At only 8 months old, Godzilla was brought to an emergency vet clinic convulsing from an ingestion of methamphetamine. The vet hospital gave the owners the choice of a police report being filed for animal abuse or surrendering the dog. Luckily for Zillie, he was surrendered by the owners. Poor Zillie didn’t know which way was up.
Linus must have had a good home, because he came into rescue house-broken and crate trained. His fosters reported him to be polite, easy to get along with, affectionate, and very well-behaved. Linus was adopted by an active family with adults and kids at home, as well as a 14-year-old GSP named Gunnar. He’s very
Dew came into rescue as a very active pup, able to escape a puppy pen with ease. She needed everything: house-training, crate training, leash manners–in short, everything to turn a young GSP into a fine household member. Her funny, smart, and inquisitive nature earned her lots of praise and petting, which she adores. She’s happy
One-year old Goose went into his foster home quite timid and unsure of the world around him. He was surrendered to us with many other dogs who did not have much experience doing normal dog things like being on a leash. With lots of intentional training, patience, and love, he is now doing great and
Four-year-old Boggs (aka Boggsie) was found as a stray in King City and taken to an animal shelter. When no one claimed him, we brought him into our program and placed him in a foster home that had recently lost their dog. Boggs fit right in! He is affectionate and playful and always up for an adventure.
Young Kai came into foster care cautious about the strange new world he was entering. Relatively calm for a GSP pup, he’s also playful and eager to learn. A family looking for a companion for their seven-year-old rescue Weimaraner thought he was just the ticket. Thank you, Heather & Brian and Liz & Derek, for fostering
10-month old Velma arrived in rescue with siblings and had not had much experience with new things. She was nervous while in boarding, but warmed up to her foster home. She absolutely loved playing with her foster brother Louie (formerly Heinz) and learned potty training and crate training, along with sit, down, wait, heel, and
Two-year-old Mack had a good home, but when his owners became unable to care for him, they asked if we could find a new good home for their beloved pet. We did! We took care of a few of his health needs and placed him in a GSP-experienced home with several other friendly dogs. Mack
Six-month-old Bexley came into rescue all puppy: super cute, curious, snuggly, friendly, and wanting to play ALL the time until his off button kicked in. In foster, he slept well in his crate and was responsive to guidance from the resident dog. Bexley enjoys wrestling, zooming around the yard, and racing other dogs for the
One- year old Breckan found himself in the shelter with his buddy Dunkan. After a brief stay in boarding, he found comfort and confidence in his wonderful foster home. It was there that his truly playful and cuddly personality blossomed! He quickly made himself at home, snuggling up to his foster dog siblings and happily
Six-month-old Heinz (now Louie) arrived at the rescue with a litter of siblings, ready for a fresh start. His amazing foster families immediately began working with this sweet boy, helping him learn the ropes of being a perfect gentleman. Thanks to dedicated training and lots of love, Louie is now thriving in his very own
11 month old Tino started his journey with a big challenge. As a youngster, he faced Parvo while at the shelter. Tino was a brave little pup, and with dedicated care, he beat it! Once he was healthy, Tino’s path to his forever home involved two amazing foster families. Each provided him with love, comfort,
Playful Dunkan was so fun and engaging that he sped through our rescue program. He’d just been placed in a foster home in a dog-loving community when a neighbor noticed him and knew right away which family should adopt him. The entire neighborhood got in on the campaign to keep Dunkan around. Once the family
One-year-old Liam was in a shelter but could not be adopted due to a broken hind leg. We took him in, but surgeons could not save his leg. He stayed in a foster home with a vet tech and her dogs during his recovery. Liam proved to be a sweet and gentle boy, getting along
Nika’s foster home found her to be a loving, gentle, and polite pup, with all that great puppy energy. She quickly mastered potty training and learned new tricks. An angel with her humans, she was a very fearful of strangers and loud noises. She’s found a forever home with a GSP-loving couple. Nika loves her
One-year-old Wren came into rescue with a very strong prey drive and very little training. She was crazy for birds and had a propensity to get in trouble without constant supervision. Despite all that, she won over her foster dad by being sweet, cuddly, and willing to learn. Her new dad is having success teaching
Maddie had hunting experience but also became an affectionate cuddle bug. A family from Reno who had just lost their 13-year-old GSP were looking to fill the hole left in their home and were happy to embrace Maddie. Thank you, Mary & Alan, M’Lis & Bill, and Chris, for fostering Maddie. And thank you, Sara
We assigned Brax to a foster home with a soft spot for GSPs. They already had two–a 3-year old male (liver) and a 1.5 year old female (black). Brax, a roan puppy, was welcomed with open arms. His foster mom reports: “He’s the loveliest dog! We enjoy watching them become responsible pack members. All three have
Eight-month-old Kio is crazy smart and full of wild puppy energy–a perfect match for a family that loves to hike, run trails, do triathlons, and go beaching and camping. He can be gentle and loving when not running amok. Thank you, Mary and Alan, for temp fostering this clever pup. And thank you, Jeff and
Wee Maisie had a rough start. She was found abandoned on a roadside, with abrasions and serious injuries to her front legs. One was broken; the other had to be amputated. Through all this trouble, Maisie was an adorable trooper. She mastered potty training, learned some tricks, and passed out cuddles liberally, endearing herself to
This eight-month-old Velcro sweetheart has strong food motivation, making it relatively easy to train him. He’s eager to please and be loved on. He’ll initiate play with any dog or human, play and wrestle with other dogs, loves to run and chase birds, and cuddle with his people. Thank you, Greg and Alison, for fostering this exuberant pup;
One-year-old Riggs came into rescue with a severely infected toe on his right forepaw. The best course of treatment was to remove it. While he was recovering, he had to be kept quiet, which is hard for a young GSP. But Riggs used his time well to master basic commands, figure out puzzles, and learn
Dart was one of eight wriggling, untrained GSP pups surrendered to our rescue all at the same time. With our foster homes maxed out, we had to put them in boarding temporarily. Despite the rocky start and kennel chaos, Dart was selected for adoption quickly and made a smooth transition to a real home. His
Two-year-old Daphne was found wandering in a cemetery and was taken to a local shelter. Once in our foster care she taught us that she’s housetrained, well-mannered, and a fast learner. She can get super excited by birds and dogs outdoors, but is quiet, loving, gentle, and cuddly indoors. She’s found a permanent home with
Nine-year-old Chloe hated the shelter and lost seven pounds there. Once she was out of that stressful place and in a foster home, her tail never stopped wagging. She displayed excellent manners, got along great with her senior GSP brother and respected boundaries. Her experienced foster dad uses a checklist of positive and negative features
Who could resist falling in love with a tiny, adorable, rolly polly, playful, female GSP puppy named Pickles? Her owners adored her, but she was a bit too much for them, with an elderly GSP and a human toddler at home. They asked us if we could find her a GSP-savvy forever home, with people
Four-year-old Lloyd was adopted from a shelter but returned because of his “high energy.” Yep, he’s a GSP, alright. We got him some basic vet care, including a tooth extraction and hernia repair. His foster mom found him to be curious, confident, cuddly, playful, and good natured. Thank you, Seth & Donna and Morgan, for
Four-month-old Benz was one of five adorable, wiggly pups surrendered to us when their owner became ill. He was adopted by a family very familiar with high energy breeds who found his fervent desire to be a lap dog irresistible. Now he has a permanent home with three very active adults and a canine sibling
We pulled seven-year-old Decker from the shelter and got him into a foster home with one of our prior adopters. Decker proved to be a wonderful guest–housetrained, crate-trained, and friendly with dogs and people. He’s basically an easygoing, happy guy who loves to get his face and head scratched. Thank you, John, for fostering and
