We are not a shelter , and have no physical location for individuals to drop off dogs in need of new homes. Once in the foster home, foster caretakers provide the rescued dog with the love, care, and training that it needs to make a smooth transition to a permanent home with a new owner.
All foster caretakers are volunteers.
At present, there are considerably more German Shepherd Dogs confined at area shelters than we have foster homes. This is why it is so important for us to build our network of foster caretakers. We encourage you to adopt a German Shepherd Dog from a shelter, if you can find the right dog. Our dogs have received love, socialization, and often times basic obedience training from a foster caretaker, making the transition from shelter confinement to your home much easier. We also list German Shepherds, for a fee, from individuals that for unforeseen reasons have to find a new home for their dog.