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​SEGSP Rescue Dogs Ready for Adoption

Alabama

State Coordinator: Beth Harless
Volunteer Coordinator: Gail Bartlett

Scout - AL

9/4/2026

 
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Hello, GSP fans! I’m Scout, a 6-month-old boy in Alabama, and I’m ready to find my forever family!

I’m sweet, intelligent, handsome (no modesty here!), and full of puppy love. My foster dad says I have energy to spare, learn super-fast, and have a wonderful temperament. What more could you ask for?

My foster dad helped me put together a list of some of the things I’ve already learned. Not to brag, but I’m off to a pretty great start!
 
* House-trained like a pro! I sleep through the night in my kennel and haven’t had any accidents.
* Doggy-door savvy! I figured that out in just a few days.
* A good listener! I know the “kennel” command and do an excellent job with “sit.”
* A natural kisser! I’ll happily give you kisses anytime. No command needed! 
* Working on my recall! I’m making great progress for such a young pup.

I’ve been well cared for my entire life (okay, that’s only six months, but still!), and I’ve had a veterinary checkup to make sure I’m happy (oh yeah!) and healthy. The good news is that I’m a very healthy boy! The one thing my new family needs to know is that I have a chicken allergy, so you’ll need to check the ingredients in my food and treats. Easy enough, right? Also, my foster dad believes I have a tiny bit of cattle dog in me... 

What Am I Looking for in My Forever Family? I have a few requests (okay, 4 requests), and I don’t think they’re asking too much!

1) Someone who appreciates puppy energy! I’m young, active, and ready to make the most of every day. If you love a fun-loving pup who keeps life interesting, we might be a perfect match!
2) Doggy siblings are high on my wish list! I thrive with a canine companion and LOVE playing with my foster siblings, Katie and Mabel. They’re awesome! I really enjoy having another dog around.
3) Cuddles are a must! I may have energy to burn, but I also have plenty of affection to share. Playtime followed by snuggle time sounds pretty perfect to me!
4) Most importantly, I want a family that will love me FOREVER. I’m counting on you to make that promise!

So, what do you think? I’m a sweet, smart, handsome boy with a big personality, puppy energy, and a whole lot of love to give. I’m ready to grow, learn, play, cuddle, and become the very best companion I can be. All I need is someone willing to make me part of their family for life.

Could you be the one I’ve been waiting for? If you think so, please complete an Adoption Application (if you haven’t already), then email my foster dad Daniel (he’s the best) at [email protected]

One last important detail… Since I’m still a puppy and haven’t been neutered yet, my adoption fee is $600. You’ll receive a $200 refund when you provide the rescue with proof that I’ve been neutered after I turn one year old. That’s a whole lot of cuteness, kisses, puppy fun, and unconditional love for your money!
 
Hope to hear from you soon!

​Love and puppy kisses,

Scout

Belle Flor (AL)

6/30/2026

 
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Hi Humans, my name is Belle (aka Belle Flor, 7 yo) and there’s a reason for that name… I’m beautiful like a flower. My foster mom agrees and says I’m a very sweet girl.  
She also brags that I do well on leash with a pinch collar and calmly stands to get my collar and leash to go outside (I LOVE walks). I don’t rush out of my crate or kennel when the door is opened – there’s no rush.  I came from a plantation where I was used for hunting and breeding.  Sadly, my past life hasn’t been great… I’ve been hit in the past so I’m a bit shy with fast hand movements and I’m afraid of sticks, brooms, etc. Hopefully I’ll get over that phobia with time and a lot of love.
I’m a very good girl and am well behaved in my kennel and I don’t potty there as long as I’m given the opportunity to go outside on grass. I like other dogs and so far, I’m really not interested in the cat that hangs out with the humans.  
So far my life has completely turned around thanks to SEGSP and especially my foster mom Marla. She wants to add: “Belle is the most gentle and loving girl.  She has a heart of gold.  She has recovered from being a kennel kept brood bitch and has adapted to the good life quickly.  She is house and crate trained, comes, waits and walks on leash very well with a pinch collar.  Once she understands what is asked of her, she tries her best to do it. She loves soft beds, chew bones, treats and most of all petting.   Belle is calm but barks when people or strange dogs come to the door. She is healthy, heartworm free and has been spayed.  She is approximately 8 years old.  She loves children and likes other dogs. So far she has ignored the cat.  She does have prey drive so chickens or other fowl are a no for her. She is not gun-shy nor afraid of storms. She is in good condition and could be a walking or jogging companion.”
So, there you have it – my story.  I’m really hoping “you” will be a part of my story and adopt me.  I promise you won’t be sorry!  If you’re interested, the rescue needs you to fill out an adoption application (if you haven’t already) then email my foster mom Marla at at  [email protected]
P.S. The rescue told me my adoption fee is $187.50 (SUCH A DEAL).  I can’t wait to meet you! 
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