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1. www.german-shepherd-rescue-scotland.org.ukGerman Shepherd Rescue Scotland

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   German Shepherd Rescue Scotland was established in 2008 to re-home German Shepherd dogs throughout Scotland. We are a registered charity, and rely solely on donations to cover the costs of rescuing dogs, these include kennelling, transportation and expensive veterinary fees.

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     Dogs In Need - German Shepherd Rescue Scotland

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     Please note: German Shepherd Rescue Scotland does not pay...

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   • German Shepherd Puppies

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   • Re-homing Your Dog

     Re-homing Your Dog - German Shepherd Rescue Scotland

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2. en-gb.facebook.com › GermanShepherdRescueScotlandGerman Shepherd Rescue Scotland - Facebook

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   German Shepherd Rescue Scotland, Inverness. 11,151 likes · 402 talking about this. Rescuing and rehoming German Shepherds in Scotland. This page covers our fundraising appeals, events, wish lists,...

3. www.sharisshepsanctuary.orgShari's Shepherd Sanctuary | German Shepherd Rescue

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   Shari's Shepherd Sanctuary are committed to helping all types of German Shepherds in need through sheltering and socialization while searching for their forever home.

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4. second-chances.comSecond Chances German Shepherd Rescue

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   If you have a dog you need to rehome, or if you would like to adopt a dog through us, or if you have any questions, please contact us: Second Chances German Shepherd Rescue is a Scottish charity – we cover Scotland and Northern England (e.g. Northumberland/Carlisle).

5. www.germanshepherdrescue.co.uk › scotland-p-5332Rex - Scotland - German Shepherd Rescue

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   Rex - Scotland. Rex is an absolutely stunning male German Shepard he is entire as had a flutter with his heart when under GA when he was booked in to be castrated so they brought him round.

6. sylvestershaven.orgSylvester's Haven | German Shepherd Rescue, Rehabilitation ...

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   Sylvester's Haven is dedicated to the well-being of German Shepherd Dogs. Our mission is to rescue, rehabilitate, train, re-home and provide sanctuary to German Shepherd Dogs in need of help. We also help other breeds whenever possible.

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   Who is German Shepherd Rescue Scotland?

   • A big thank you to everyone who has donated. German Shepherd Rescue Scotland was established in 2008 to re-home German Shepherd dogs throughout Scotland. We are a registered charity, and rely solely on donations to cover the costs of rescuing dogs, these include kennelling, transportation and expensive veterinary fees.

   Rescuing and Re-homing German Shepherd Dogs and Puppies in Scotla…

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   What is second chances German Shepherd rescue?

   • Second Chances German Shepherd Rescue is a Scottish charity – we cover Scotland and Northern England (e.g. Northumberland/Carlisle). Since its inception in 1995 from an idea by Peter and Gwendolyn, Second Chances for German Shepherds has been solely occupied with the health, welfare and wellbeing of this noble breed.

   Second Chances German Shepherd Rescue

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   Can I Rehome a German Shepherd?

   • We receive many applications from people looking to rehome their dog. Whilst it is great to hear from anyone who wants to adopt a German Shepherd, the vast majority of dogs that come into our care for rehoming, particularly since covid and the restrictions on socialisation have come to bear, do require homes with previous GSD experience.

   Second Chances German Shepherd Rescue

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   How do I adopt a German Shepherd from canine action Scotland?

   • If you’re looking to adopt a German Shepherd from Canine Action Scotland, the first step is to fill out an adoption form. This form requires basic information about you and your home, your experience with dogs, and how you plan to care for the German Shepherd.

   5 Best German Shepherd Rescues in Scotland! - We Love Doodles

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   What is a German Shepherd charity?

   • Throughout this period the charity has been, and still is, run entirely by a group of volunteers dedicated to the breed. These people give freely of their time and energies to ensure that the German Shepherd dogs in their care receive the best possible attention.

   Second Chances German Shepherd Rescue

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   How can I help a German Shepherd rescue?

   • German Shepherd t-shirts, fleeces, badges, mugs, mouse mats, cards and much more. You can help us raise money for the rescue without even leaving your home. It's easy. You can now sponsor our kennel dogs until they find their forever home. Could you help? Your GSD pulling you off your feet? Check out our Dogmatic headcollars.

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8. welovedoodles.com › german-shepherd-rescues-in5 Best German Shepherd Rescues in Scotland! - We Love Doodles

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   Jan 9, 2023 · German Shepherd Rescue Scotland is dedicated to giving German Shepherds in Scotland a second chance at life. They provide rescue, rehabilitation, and rehoming services to ensure that all German Shepherds are well cared for and safe.