German Shepherd Rescue Scotland - Thirteen Dogs Re-homed by German Shepherd Rescue Scotland

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The Lucky Thirteen

On the 18th of June 2009 we were given THIRTEEN German Shepherds to re-home from a breeder who was evicted from his home. The dogs were aged between 4 and 12. Despite being kept in appaulling conditions the dogs had lovely temperaments and were in reasonably good health.

We will posted updated pictures of the dogs on this page as we receive them.

Pearl now has her forever family. Good luck Pearl.	Pippy (Po) is now known as Tara. She is now happy in a wonderful home.
Faith is in her forever home.	Look at those paws! This is Faith, now known as Zena, looking very relaxed!
Quella (now called Ellie) is now in her forever home.	Quella looking much happier after just one week in foster care.
This is Zena, sadly she had cancer and had to be put to sleep.	This is Zena in her home, at least for the last weeks of her life she was happy.
Sadly Hope has come back onto rescue. Hopefully we will find her another home soon.	Gem is now in her forever home.
Quanda sadly died but she had a lovely home and she knew love in the last weeks of her life.	Vegal has found her forever home.
Elsa is in her forever home. A big thank you to her new family.	This is Elsa loving the freedom of her new home. Sadly Elsa has now passed away.
Harley has found his forever home.	Prema now has a forever home.
Mikka found her forever home..	Here is Mikka, happy and settled enjoying a hide bone.
Vets told us Mikka had CDRM but it turns out she actually has hip dysplacia. Her new owner still loves her to bits and is doing everything she can to strengthen her muscles. Mikka looks a bit sorry for herself in the pool but I'm sure she'll soon grow to love it!

I'm sure many GSD owners recognise this pose!!	Mikka with her new friends. This lovely girl had a really bad start to life but her new home is making up for that.

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Lucy was in kennels then in foster care. A visit to the vet showed that Lucy has severe hip dysplasia. Her foster carers have decided to keep her and the rescue is going to help cover her vet fees, she will need medication for the rest of her life.

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German Shepherd Rescue Scotland Ltd
Netherton Lodge, Nether Kincairney, Dunkeld, Perthshire, Scotland, PH8 0HQ
Scottish Charity Number SC041384
Registered Company Number SC337396