Johnny is home!  He is a true survivor and he’s about to spend the rest of his life in luxury with his new family.
 
His transport to his forever home was a whopping 11+ hours to Florida, but thanks to his foster mom MaryAsa and his new mom Glenda, they made it work between the two (that is 3) of them.  And Johnny is safe and sound in his new home – YAY!
 
Thank you MaryAsa for all you’ve done for Johnny and thank you Glenda for all you and your family will be doing for Johnny for the rest of his life.  Congrats everyone – another success story. 

​June is home!  And she loves her forever home with her dad William…  He said, “OMG she’s a sniffing fool!   Been in every room and nook and cranny checking things out!   She didn’t stir until I pulled into the driveway and turned the car off!   Thanks so much Sandra I’m very happy ! “  
 
And a big thank you to the volunteers that helped June travel to her forever home:  June’s foster mom Sandra, Lisa, John, Kim & Troy, and her dad William.  This was a VERY long transport from AL to south FL (over 11 hours) and it wouldn’t have happened without the coordination of our amazing Transport Coordinator, Heather!
 
Congrats William and June and thank you to everyone that helped June along her journey!

The Bicard family told us they weren’t very good at fostering… after all, this was their very first foster for SEGSP. Wellllll… you know where this is going.
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They’ve officially decided they’re terrible at fostering - because Disco (now Coco!) isn’t going anywhere! That’s right… another FOSTER FAIL SUCCESS!

Here’s what they shared with us: “She has really taken to my son. We all have fallen in love with her… even our GSP, Drake.”

We couldn’t love this more. Congratulations to the entire Bicard family and to Coco for finding her forever home right where she belongs!

Welcome Home (For Good!), Roo!  We are so excited to share that sweet Roo has officially been adopted by the Coggins family — and this one is a foster fail (i.e. SUCCESS)!

Roo was first fostered by our incredible volunteer, Elle, when he came into rescue. She loved him well, cared for him faithfully, and gave him such a strong start during his time with SEGSP. We are so very grateful for all she did for him — and for her continued dedication as a volunteer. He was later fostered by Sandra and Ron Coggins… and the rest is history.  Sandra shared that she “quite literally fell in love at first sight with Roo in our veterinarian’s lobby several weeks ago.”

Here’s what Sandra had to say: “Thank you Southeast GSP Rescue for all you have done to bring sweet Roo into our lives. I quite literally fell in love at first sight with Roo in our veterinarian’s lobby several weeks ago. Your organization (especially Mandy and Elle) made this process both seamless and thorough. The dogs you rescue are beautiful creatures of God and Ron and I are so thankful you’ve made this your mission.”

Sandra and Ron, we are so thankful you opened your hearts and home to Roo. There is nothing sweeter than a foster family realizing they can’t imagine life without the dog they’re fostering. That’s when you know it was meant to be.

Happy forever, sweet Roo. You are so very loved ​