GSDCO Rescue

Rescue

This page is available for listing German Shepherd Dogs who need to be re-homed. The German Shepherd Dog Club of Oregon feels a strong responsibility to assist owners of GSDs in finding homes for dogs they can no longer retain. We will list information provided by the owners. As we do not know the dogs, we cannot guarantee the information.

If you have a dog you are attempting to re-home, please email our web master for details on listing your dog here. This is for rescue dogs and not a "for sale" page. Costs should be limited to spay/neuter costs, donations to a rescue service or shipping costs. If you are looking for a dog, please consider these dogs. We also suggest you check out Pet Finders

Local Shelters with German Shepherds needing homes:

MARLEY

MARLEY'S owner is disabled and can no longer take care of him. He has had him since he was 8 1/2 weeks old. Marley is 14 months old, high energy, untrained and not fixed. He is very protective, great with the grand children but it is unknown how he would be with other kids or people in general. He is a indoor dog, going ouy only to potty or play. "I can not take care of him because of my medical condition. It just breaks my heart to see him inside with me and not being able to play or be a normal dog." Contact John at 503-983-5055 or eightbree@netzero.com.

RASPUTIN

I am moving into Portland, OR and taking a new job that will require a lot of travel and will be unable to give my wonderful German Shepherd the attention she deserves. Rasputin is a spayed female black German Shepherd, 4 years old. She has had basic and advanced obedience training at http://www.petvillageltd.com/training.php. She has all of her shots, is very well tempers with people and other dogs her size, has a strong prey drive and is not good with cats or very small dogs. Contact: Henry Bennett, (503) 550-8873 hank@hankbennett.com

SHILOH NEEDS HELP NOW!

While at the shelter she has shown no signs of aggression and has been sweet and gentle with everyone; she is housetrained, good on a leash and well behaved in her kennel. Unfortunately the family she lived with was elderly and unable to contain her (or even walk her on the leash), so she ended up getting out multiple times. She has bitten a person on a bicycle and possibly a small dog while roaming and is now labeled a dangerous dog in our county—thus we are unable to place her at our shelter.

SHILOH IS AT THE SOUTHWEST WASHINGTON HUMANE SOCIETY

ROCKY

Rocky needs a home quickly. His owner is in emergency housing and Rocky is limited to two weeks of foster care. Rocky is a light colored male about 2 1/2 years old with hair loss over his croup which has not been treated. He is reportedly in good health although could gain a few pounds. He is good with other dogs in the foster home and with people.
Contact: George McFarland geobronc@yahoo.com 503-944-9789

TAZ is a wonderful senior in need of a home

TAZ Flyer. Sometimes life isn't fair and no matter how good a dog you are, life's probelms get in the way of a bright future for dog and owner. Please check out his flyer.