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There are sometimes GSDs out there that GSRNE does not have in
our own program (usually because we are full and cannot take it for further
evaluation, or the dog is in a shelter and we have not been able to see the dog
yet), but we are aware of their plights and want to help them by telling people
like you about them. If a dog is at a shelter and you want more information
about it, please call the appropriate shelter.
We have not temperament tested or evaluated
most of the dogs in this list. These dogs often only have a week or two to live,
due to overcrowding at shelters. We have no room for them. :-(
If you are interested in one, please call about these dogs right away, and
please mention that you saw info about the dog on the GSRNE web site. Thanks!
Note: ALWAYS call first and ask if a shelter dog is still available, too.
Shelters often do not update us when dogs are adopted or euthanized, we have to
keep pinging them. So listings here can be a few days out of date, until we find
out the dog is adopted or euthanized.
Please let the
shelter know if you saw the
dog on GSRNE's website. Thanks!
GALAXY


CONTACTS:
Susan Gish:
casting@philacast.net
Dani Englander:
dani@danienglander.com
Philadelphia, PA
If anyone can help my friend Dani, she's desperately trying to
find a home for a friend's dog. Please email her directly dani@danienglander.com
Here are some photos of Galaxy. He's a 10 ½ year old male. He is very
friendly, and is especially good with other dogs. Galaxy grew up with a mother
dog who passed away a few years ago and he has been lonely since that time. He's
in excellent health with no behavioral problems.
Galaxy's owner kept the dog when his son got married and couldn't take
him.
Now the owner his schedule doesn't permit him to spend enough time with
the dog and says the dog has been left alone too much.
Please help! We don't want him to go to the shelter - at his age, you
know what's going to happen.
1. This is the dog's 3rd home within this family. It is preferred
that he go directly to next owner and "forever" home. Previously, 2 sons bailed
out on the dog and he ended up with the dad. Dog is in good health, neutered,
up-to-date on shots and does not have accidents in the house. Is territorial
about his home though. Lots of noise, but a lover boy once he sniffs you.
2. Owner has developed eye sensitivity since recent eye surgery
and has a big problem with the fur/dander.
3. Hoping for a home where dog will get TLC and attention he
deserves and is not currently getting with owner traveling so much for work.
Living situation changed and he is the only one in the household now to care for
the dog.
4. Owner WILL NOT turn dog over to a shelter or have him PTS. The
Memorial Day timeline was more of a statement of "wishful thinking" than an
absolute deadline.
5. Dog is OK with other animals-Previously bullied by a cat and
more annoyed by other smaller, younger, playful dogs because of his age.
Please note: The Shelton Animal Shelter ONLY adopts to
residents of CT. Please do not call if you live out of state. Thank you.
SHEP


Shelton Animal Shelter
Shelton, CT
203-924-2501
penumbral@sbcglobal.net
Just look at that classic German Shepherd profile on this guy! Shep came to us
as a stray, severely malnourished. Despite the harsh conditions he had to endure
before finding his way to us, Shep is a gentle giant who adores females but has
displayed issues with males. Shep has also displayed aggression toward other
dogs so would need to be the only pet. Our vet estimates Shep to be 4-5 years
old. If you're looking for a big teddy bear to share a forever home with, please
stop by and visit Shep at our shelter.
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