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​ADOPTED

Maisie

11/20/2025

 
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A loving note from Maisie’s foster family…

“Today we dropped off sweet Maisie at MarshVet, where we had the pleasure of meeting her wonderful adoptive family, the Parrs. They were incredibly gracious and so appreciative of the rescue, and of all the work Carla and I put into finding Maisie the perfect home.

The Parrs are a truly lovely couple, and Maisie is stepping into a life filled with love, adventure, and all the exciting GSP things she could dream of!

We snapped a few photos — including a favorite where Maisie leans in to give Kelly a big smooch. Moments like that make the goodbye bittersweet, but our hearts are full knowing she’s exactly where she’s meant to be.”

Congratulations to everyone on getting Maisie to forever.

Reggie

11/12/2025

 
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 Foster Fail Alert! 

Please join us in celebrating Reggie’s official adoption! 

His foster family — now forever family — couldn’t imagine life without this sweet boy. Tamara shared:

“We are so excited to have Reggie officially be a member of the family! He certainly felt the difference when he officially joined the family, because that’s when we finally let him come to bed with us !

Reggie has been a good boy from the start. He and his brother Jäger have gotten along since day one — they love playing in the yard and keeping an eye on the squirrels for us! He’s also recently started running with Jäger and me. You can tell he really loves those outings because as soon as you pick up his harness, he gets so excited and spins in little circles until we head out the door!

He’s super smart and learns new commands quickly. We’re so glad we get to be his second chance and can’t wait for all of our future adventures together!” 
Reggie (the handsome liver GSP) has truly found his perfect forever home with Tamara, Richie, and Jäger (the black and white GSP). Congratulations to this wonderful family — and cheers to a lifetime of love, zoomies, and squirrel patrol! 

Birdie

11/6/2025

 
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Birdie has done it… from "foster" to "forever."  She’s convinced her foster family that she should STAY and become a forever part of the family.  We don’t think it took much convincing 😊
Congrats to Birdie, Brooke, Lacey, Louise (black/white) and Edith (yellow)!

Brody (now Leo)

11/4/2025

 
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We have awesome news to share… Brody is now Leo and is safely (and happily) with his forever home.  He also has a sister Lexi to play with.  Lexi might be larger than Leo, but he keeps up with her LOL!

Leo was found as a stray and had a rough beginning in rescue with a very swollen leg that was abscessed. But his foster mom Loretta did an awesome job helping Leo heal and found just the right home for Leo to live a happy and very loved life. Thank you, Loretta!

Congratulations to Leo and the Byer family!

#LeoIsHome     #GSPforever    #GSPlove

Cedar

10/28/2025

 
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🎉 Adoption Update! 🎉


Handsome Cedar (in the blue collar 💙) has found his forever family — the wonderful Weaver family in Florida! 🏡🐾


Cedar’s journey hasn’t been easy. When he arrived in rescue, he was healing from an injury to his hind leg and needed to undergo heartworm treatment. But this brave boy never lost his sweet spirit or wagging tail! 💪💛


Now fully healed and healthy, Cedar is living his best life surrounded by love, care, and plenty of adventures. We couldn’t be happier for him and his new family! ❤️


Thank you to everyone who helped Cedar along the way — your support makes happy endings like this possible!


#SEGSPRescue #Adopted #HappyTails #GSPRescue #ForeverHome #RescueSuccess #HeartwormSurvivor

Cash (now Remy)

10/27/2025

 
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🎉 ADOPTED: Cash (now Remy)! 🎉


Remember Cash — the sweet boy who came into rescue emaciated, weighing only 33 pounds, and battling Parvo alongside his brother Waylon? Thanks to a caring Good Samaritan who found them and the amazing SEGSP community, this boy’s story now has a very happy ending. 💚


Now known as Remy, he’s thriving in his forever home! He just wrapped up a 3-week board and train program to master his basic training (smart boy!) and is even heading to group classes to keep up the good work. His family says he’s absolutely rotten in the best way — full of personality and energy — and that he fits right in.


Remy and his new brother Sully are nearly inseparable and love keeping everyone on their toes. 🐾❤️


From fighting to survive to living his best life, Remy’s journey is a beautiful reminder of the difference love (and rescue!) can make.


#SEGSPRescue #AdoptedAndLoved #RescueSuccess #GSPLove


Pheobe Ann (GA)

10/25/2025

 
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This is Phoebe Ann here (GA, 2 yo). My Foster Dad said you were asking how I was doing after my heartworm treatment. Well let me tell you, not being able to run for over two months is a real pain. Thankfully they are now letting me get back to being a GSP. I am not sure my friend Warner likes all my energy, but I like him. I have learned a lot here, when I first got here I did not like any treats or toys now I can hardly wait for new treats. I really like my carrots and freeze-dried sweet potatoes. I also have baskets of toys, I enjoy bringing them from the basement to upstairs. My Foster Mom puts them in a basket to make the room neat then Warner and I enjoy taking them out and putting them all over the house!!!!! I have also been working on my commands, I know the words NO, Leave IT, STAY, Come, and Shake. I have also learned all the words on the alarm system so if they open any door I know where to go to find them. As you can tell from the pictures I am enjoying life.  

I know this started out as a Foster Home but if you don’t mind, I would like to make it my permanent home.   Hope you enjoy the pictures. Phoebe Ann

YAY Phoebe Ann – congrats on your “foster fail” success!  And a BIG thank you to your foster-now-forever parents Glen and Marcela (and Warner) for fostering you through your heartworm treatment.  This is officially their 3rd foster-fail success story

Helga

10/24/2025

 
We have GREAT news today… Helga is Home! Yup, she’s staying with her foster family, forever!

Her mom CJ said, “Yes—I’m 100% sure I want to adopt Helga and make her a permanent part of the family. I truly can't imagine her living with anyone else at this point. She’s settled in so well and has become my little shadow. I’m so thankful for the chance to foster her and now give her a forever home.”

Congratulations to Helga and CJ – it’s a happy day

Dixie

10/24/2025

 
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Sweet Dixie has officially found her forever home with Lyndsay, and we couldn’t be happier for them both!

Originally meant to be “just a foster,” Dixie quickly worked her way into Lyndsay’s heart — and it’s easy to see why. This precious 7-year-old little pixie GSP has blossomed into the queen of her new farm, where she now rules lovingly (and patiently!) alongside her much bigger puppy brother, Rowdy.

When Dixie first arrived in rescue, she spent her early days tucked under the stairs, unsure of her new surroundings. But as the days went by, she started resting on top of those same stairs — a quiet but powerful sign that she was beginning to feel safe, loved, and at home.

Now, she’s thriving… she comes when called, obeys the invisible fence like a pro, knows how to shake, sit, and lie down for treats, kennels perfectly, and sleeps through the night like a little angel. She even recently claimed a new favorite spot to rest - proof that she knows she’s home for good. 

As Lyndsay shared, “I would’ve never expected to have a 7-year-old female GSP, but she’s a gift. I think God brings these dogs to us - especially rescue dogs.”

We couldn’t agree more. Dixie truly deserves to stay in one place for the rest of her life, and she’s found that forever place with Lyndsay and Rowdy. Congratulations to this beautiful family - we’re so happy for you all! 

Gopher, now Cooper

10/22/2025

 
Gopher, now Cooper, is HOME!

Thanks to his awesome foster family, Cooper has found the perfect forever home with the Lougnane family.  Cooper’s foster mom Anna said, “Again, I always love doing this and sending them to homes that are going to treat them right, Thanks for working with me on Mr. Gopher and helping us to get him where he needed to be for adoption. He's such a happy boy!”

Cooper came to rescue as a stray and soon after had emergency entropion eye surgery. Luckily, his foster family was very observant and he recovered quickly.  THANK YOU to Anna and Jason for all they did for Cooper!

Congrats everyone!
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