German Shepherd Rescue Scotland  
     
 

Urgent Cases

The dogs on this page URGENTLY need new homes, sometimes because they are old and kennels are not good places for old dogs, others because they have been in kennels for many months. If you are looking to give a German Shepherd a new home please consider them first.

German Shepherd

Tanner is full of energy and would benefit greatly with an owner who can spend a reasonable daily time with him as he loves to please you and be rewarded with food treats. He is not good with sheep, goats or similar sized farm animals, he hates cats.

German Shepherd

Brutus needs an experienced owner, he is a GSDx, he is a high energy dog that has not been socialised properly. He is currently in kennels in Alnwick where he is making great progress, he is pictured here with his friend Daisy, Loki likes the lady dogs!

German Shepherd

Jack lived with his brother Lackie but the two young dogs became too much of a handful for their owner. Jack would, benefit from some training classes. Could you invest some time in Jack? You will be rewarded with a wonderful dog.

German Shepherd

Max is not a dog for the average household, he is a dominant dog by nature who walks with confidence. Max is very obedient, he knows his commands and walks to heel. Max will only go to an owner who is a strong, assertive, calm leader. With the right handler Max is a fantastic dog with a lot of love and affection to give. Max will not be re-homed with children but would be an ideal working dog.
 
 

German Shepherd Rescue Scotland is a non-profit making organisation run entirely by volunteers.

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