All food for the foster dog. We ask that you purchase the food as we are unable to store it and we reimburse you monthly for the expense. All “authorized” veterinary care for the foster dog. Exact instructions to follow. Support and aid for you with any questions you have along the way on your...
GSRNE foster homes must be located in one of the six New England states (Connecticut, Maine, Massachusetts, New Hampshire, Rhode Island, and Vermont). Our foster homes must also be located where GSRNE volunteers can support them. As we add new volunteers our areas of support are growing, however...
German Shepherd Rescue of New England, Inc. (GSRNE) is looking for new foster homes. The number of dogs that we can save depends on the number of foster homes we have. Becoming a foster home for a rescue German Shepherd dog can be one of the most rewarding activities you will ever engage in. ...
Before getting a dog, it’s best to think about your lifestyle and your family’s lifestyle. Are your hours at home irregular due to work or your social life? Do you mind having to always go home after work to let the dogs out, or staying home a lot on weekends to care for and be with your dog? Do...
Thank you for considering adopting a rescue dog! GSRNE works very hard to match the right dog with our adopters, so that you’ll be happy and our dogs will have a forever home. We place dogs in the six New England states (ME, NH, VT, MA, CT, RI). The adoption fee for our dogs is: $450 for dogs over...
GSRNE only places rescue dogs in homes where any children are age 7 or older. There are many reasons for this policy. We regret that some great homes may be passed over because of this policy, but we feel that this policy is best for everybody involved to take the dog and family’s safety into...
