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General enquiries. Call 07391 531 106 (10am to 7pm ONLY) Or send us an email. Please note: German Shepherd Rescue Scotland is run by volunteers. All of our volunteers work from home, we do not have an office. Telephones are not manned 24/7 but if you text your telephone number we will call you back as soon as possible.
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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,...
Second Chances, German Shepherd Rescue 2024 – NOW ON SALE, £3.00. If anyone is interested in fostering a dog – please get in touch. We always need foster homes. Ideally, a home with no other dogs or young children is best, because not all dogs are used to living with other dogs or children, but if you would like to talk to us about ...
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High Energy and Drive- If you don't own a pair of walking boots then a German Shepherd is not the dog for you. German Shepherds were bred as working dogs, they have a real drive to work so will need training to stimulate their brains. Activities like agility and tracking are a good way to entertain and tire out a GSD. If you are looking for a dog w...
In general we do not re-home in the following conditions: 1. Where a dog is going to be left longer than 3-4 hours on a daily basis, as this is very unfair to the dogs. 2. To applicants living in upstairs flats, as this can not only cause problems with neighbours, but it can also cause problems with the dog’s hips. 3. Where a dog is going to be use...
This is the adoption process in brief but please read on for full details of how the adoption process works at German Shepherd Rescue Scotland. 1. Complete an Adoption Form. 2. Someone from German Shepherd Rescue Scotland will telephone you. 3. A home-check will be arranged. 4. Your vet will be contacted for a reference. 5. Someone from German Shep...
To begin the adoption process, please complete the Adoption Form at the bottom of this page. It is in your own best interests that you are honest with your answers and don't put what you think we want to hear. The completed form will be sent to one of our re-homing volunteers, who will then contact you by telephone to discuss adoption and to organi...
When our re-homing volunteer telephones he/she will discuss your specific situation, i.e. if you have owned a German Shepherd before, how the dog is to be accommodated, any other pets you have, how much time will you be at work/have available to spend with your dog, and your family commitments. After talking things through with us, if you decide th...
When placing a dog in a new home, care is taken to ensure that there is a good match between the dog, its new owner and the new home environment in which it will be living. Not every dog will be right for a given environment and not all potential owners will be right for a given dog. Sometimes we get requests from individuals who attempt to give us...
To help you prepare for the arrival of your rescue dog we have put together some helpful information. Preparing for your Rescue Dog - please click the link to access this page.
If all goes well and we are able to place a suitable dog with you, we will contact you again to arrange a suitable day and time to bring your new companion. To keep our costs down, you may be asked to travel to meet with a volunteer to pick up your new dog. On accepting your new dog you will be asked to fill in and sign an adoption form which sets ...
German Shepherd Rescue Scotland Ltd Scottish Charity Number SC041384 Registered Company Number SC337396 Very Important Alert! German Shepherd Rescue Scotland DO NOT place ads in GUMTREE, AD TRADER OR ANYWHERE ELSE.
German Shepherd Rescue Scotland was established to re-home German Shepherd dogs throughout Scotland. We are a non-profit making organisation, who relies solely on donations to cover the costs of rescuing dogs, these include kennelling, transportation and expensive veterinary fees.
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Jan 9, 2023 · Location: 15 King Street, Burghead, Elgin, Moray, Inverness-shire, IV30 5XA. Phone Number: 07739 763 413. Website: German Shepherd Rescue Scotland. Facebook: German Shepherd Rescue Scotland’s Facebook. 2. Canine Action Scotland. Canine Action Scotland is an animal welfare charity that works to protect dogs in Scotland.
