German Shepherd Rescue of Central Alabama (GSRCA) was started in 1997 when two ladies in Montgomery, AL realized the need for a gsd rescue organization. They acquired their 501 (c)(3) status in 2001, however have always been not for profit.
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German Shepherd Rescue of Central Alabama Sweet Debbie Smith doesn't want any birthday gifts on Wednesday. She would rather a small donation be given to German Shepherd Rescue of Central Alabama via Causes in honor and memory of her best friend Sampson. Thank you Debbie. We certainly appreciate it!
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Ellie Cox
I desperrately need help finding a a great home for my 3 yr old male neutered GSD, named Kaiser. He is full blooded and half German. Due to severe financila issues and the inability to find a place wecan live and keep Kaiser-and after trying many other options to make things work, I am now running out of time to find m...y baby boy a home. He would do best in a home with no small children and no other dogs-he is very loyal and just wants to be with his 'person'. He his partial to the ladies and would make a great friend and protector for a single woman. PLEASE, IF ANYONE CAN HELP ME-LET ME KNOW!!!
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German Shepherd Rescue of Central Alabama Visit www.gsdcentral.petfinder.com to see details about these great dogs and learn about our adoption process.
German Shepherd Rescue of Central Alabama is begging for foster homes. Please apply at www.gsdcentral.petfinder.com if you are in Alabama and can foster.
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ALL NOVEMBER EVENT - READING FUR RESCUE Happy Tails Books will donate $5 from each book sold to help GSRCA dogs. You must use this link for us to get credit for your purchase.
German Shepherd Rescue of Central Alabama Anyone who lives in the Trussville area and who would be interested in a dog park, please send a supportive email to trussvillenews@aol.com. Local citizens are showing interest and trying to meet with the city council. They need our support.
German Shepherd Rescue of Central Alabama invites everyone to 'Fine Wines for Rescued Canines' at PepperTree Steaks and Wines in Montgomery, AL Friday evening 5:30-7:30. Lucas, Turke, Xena and a few other dogs would love to meet you! $10 per person for the Wine Tasting and it all goes to help the dogs.
German Shepherd Rescue of Central Alabama These are rescued dogs that have either a medical or behavior issue that makes them presently unavailable for adoption.
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German Shepherd Rescue of Central Alabama
http://happytailsbooks.com/rescue/gsrca.
Happy Tails Books will donate $5 from each book sold to help GSRCA dogs.
You must use this link for us to get credit for your purchase.
Time:12:00AM Sunday, November 1st
Location:online
German Shepherd Rescue of Central Alabama Beauty ~ 1.5 years old, beautiful black sable girl got GREAT news from Dr. Milton! Her hips are ok and don't require surgery at all! Ready for a new home, please.
German Shepherd Rescue of Central Alabama Yippee for Marlow, Jace and Bella. All were adopted today!
Janet Sorry, I did not take the pole because my brand of Heartworm preventative is not listed - Iverheart Plus
German Shepherd Rescue of Central Alabama Please vote in this poll and if you don't have your dog on heartworm prevention take them to the vet TODAY!
option 1:Heartguard
option 2:Revolution
option 3:Interceptor
option 4:Sentinnel
option 5:Ivomec
option 6:Don't use heartworm prevention
German Shepherd Rescue of Central Alabama PLEASE EVERYONE IN THE SOUTH.... KEEP YOUR DOGS ON HEARTWORM PREVENTION YEAR 'ROUND! This is a preventable disease. No dog deserves to be neglected this way. Treatment is hard on the dogs but the heartworms will eventually damage the heart muscle if not killed off. If your dog isn't on prevention, go in for a test with... your vet today! Your dog depends on YOU to keep him healthy.
German Shepherd Rescue of Central Alabama Mariah is ~ 4 years old and was rescued from the Lee County Humane Society this month. She is also heartworm positive and is in the second week of her treatment. She was a neglect case, very skinny when the shelter took her in - just 40 pounds. She's put on a some weight since then but has a few pounds more to go. She is just a love.
