Hi there, my official name is Roma but my foster Mom calls me Rhoda. I’m about 1 year old and I’m looking for a family to spend the rest of my life with.

I’m an energetic gal. Smart and sassy I say. I’m crate-trained but my foster parents let me sleep outside the crate now since I’m so good. But they think in a new environment I should be crated until I feel comfortable. I use a doggie door (easy peasy to learn) so I’m house-trained…but if you don’t have a doggie door then you should watch me closely until I figure out how to let you know I need to go outside.

I’m learning lots of new things like “sit, down, off and no” commands (easy peasy) and I’m still working on leash walking (not so easy for a 1 year old GSP). I would like a family that will continue teaching me new things since I’m so smart (and humble). I’m still a young GSP so if you don’t pay attention to me and I’m bored I may eat a shoe. My Foster Mom didn’t like that too much so she tries to keep me busy now. To make up for that little flaw I do like baths and nail clippings (I like to be pretty and pampered).

I play well with others, love my toys, love to snuggle with other dogs and everybody is my best friend!!! I do love other dogs. A lot. I came into rescue with my sister Reba so I’m used to having another dog around. In fact I like to sleep with my two foster canine siblings on my bed. They are great cuddlers. I’ve been told I should not live with a cat. “No cats” they say! I think I know why…oops. But it was fun LOL!

I would like a home that appreciates my desire to please humans and wants to be with me as much as I want to be with them. I’d also like a canine sibling to play with and snuggle with when our humans are away (hopefully not gone for long though – I hate being apart from my humans). I am very submissive with other dogs and would never be aggressive with anyone…it’s just not in my nature. I like small humans too but I’ve been told taller humans are better (4+) since I get a bit exhuberant and may accidentally knock small ones down.

I’m young so I would like a fenced yard to run and run and play and play in. I do calm down when in the house ‘cause I know that when I’m inside it’s quiet time and I can catch up on my napping. I do like to follow my humans to see what they’re doing and if I can help. But once I determine it’s nothing exciting I’ll lay down and sleep.

So to sum it up, I’m a really nice, small-ish girl (46 lbs) looking for someone to take me on long walks, cuddle and love me for the rest of my life. If you think you’re the one please complete an adoption application (if you haven’t already) and email my foster parents Claudine and Jim.

And I’m spayed, fully vetted, temperament tested and know basic commands so my adoption fee is $375.

Good Day, my name is Ranger and I am in search of my forever home.

I’m a little over a year old and, SQUIRREL, I’m very smart and, SQUIRREL, well I’m easily distracted. As I get older I’m getting better at that but it’s just in my nature.

When I came to rescue I had some swollen joints, a little stomach issue, chewed up ears, some hairless spots and I was super underweight, but it didn’t keep me from hunting those birds I saw out the back window during my transport. My former owner said I was not a hunter, but I think it’s all in how you define hunting. I’m perfectly happy hunting my backyard and keeping birds, squirrels and any other small animal out of my space (well for a little while…they can come back so I can chase them all over again).

I need a family that will continue to work with me, teach me new tricks, and spend a lot of time with me so I don’t get bored and into trouble. I’m house-trained and crate-trained but I still sometimes mess my crate if I’m left in there too long. Maybe my new home will be secure enough for me to have access to a potty area during the day when I need it – that would be really cool. I like to chew so if you have toys and good tough things for me to chew that’s better than the things my foster mom said were bad like my crate mattress.

I know my basic commands like “sit” and “come” and “heel” but if there’s a small furry creature in sight then all bets are off if I listen to you. I need someone who would like to teach me new things and not get mad at me when my true nature kicks in (and my youth). If you use food or a clicker with me I like that and will learn faster. I am very respectful of other dogs and would love a canine sibling to play with. I get along with dogs because I’m really good at listening to other dog's signals for space, even the VERY tiny signals. I love all humans but I’m a bit exuberant so perhaps no really small ones so they don’t accidentally get knocked down.

I’m a typical GSP in that I am immediately friendly, and I just love affection. I have loads of energy, and I tend to pull hard on the leash, but I’m working on that. I’m not a jumper and I’m also respectful of furniture.

So to recap, I need a home with a fenced yard to play and hunt squirrels in (preferably with lots of trees and squirrels). My family should be very attentive and want to play with me and teach me new things. And finally, I want a family that will cuddle with me in the evenings and love me for the rest of my life. If you are interested in meeting me, please complete an adoption application (if you haven’t already) and email my foster Mom Nikki.

Hi All, my name is Bernie and I am heartworm-free and READY to RUMBLE (i.e. find my forever home)!!!

Some basics about me…I’m about 6 years old (perfect age), am sweet, lovable and handsome. Okay, now some boring stuff about me…I’m house-trained (duh, that wasn’t hard), crate-trained (not my favorite thing), love all humans and dogs but you should probably keep the cats away from me LOL! My favorite thing to do during the day is look for lizards and lounge in the grass. I’m what they call a “low key” GSP Velcro gentleman. What’s not to like?!

So here’s my only challenge. I get anxious when you leave me alone. Well you’d be anxious too if you came from an overcrowded shelter, had surgery to repair a leg laceration (from a very scary event), battled an upper respiratory infection and went through heartworm treatment. The good news is, if I have canine foster siblings to keep me company I’m MUCH better (well, some medication helps me as well). Not having another canine companion isn’t a deal breaker as long as I have a human around. I am soooo much better with my anxiety so I’d say it’s a “minor” challenge at the moment. The biggest challenge for me is finding the right forever home (since, well, it’s forever). I will need someone who is willing to work with my anxiety issues and medication follow up. And I would like someone at home with me when there is a thunderstorm – I HATE those!

Here’s what I’m looking for in my forever family: 1) I would love a family where someone works from home so I can keep an eye on you. I’m also a very good Office Assistant. 2) I like to hunt for lizards, but I’m not your typical ‘high energy’ GSP that requires a huge yard to run in for hours. But I’d like a fenced in area so I don’t wander. 3) You must take me with you on road trips since I love riding in the car and being with you.

See, I’m not too picky. But the final thing I must have in a forever family is someone that adores me, cuddles with me in the evenings, doesn’t forget to feed me (very important) and loves me as much as I love them. I consider myself a GSP that requires “extra TLC” to be happy and truly at peace. 

If you think you're the right family for me please complete an adoption application (if you haven't already) and email my foster Mom Virginia.

​P.S. I'm an adult GSP that is neutered, fully vetted and temperament tested so my adoption fee is $375

Hi everyone, my name is Penelope and I’m a very happy girl because I’m officially done with my heartworm treatment and ready to find my forever family.

I’m about 3 years old and currently am in west Florida. I ended up in a shelter in Chipley, FL and my family never came for me. I kept hearing that I probably wasn’t going to be saved. I was really afraid until I was taken to my foster home and they made me feel safe and loved. I do get a little nervous again when I’m left alone so having either a human or a canine companion around me helps a lot. I know that will get better with time and finally knowing that I’m “home” and loved and I don’t have to worry about ending up in a shelter again.

I’m still very young so I would like a yard to run and chase critters in. My foster Mom says I’m sweet, very smart, and she knows I always want to please my humans. I also love watching TV (aka “the box”). I sits still until an animal appears on screen and then I spring to action barking and growling at the critter. I even barked at the Energizer Bunny once and it made my foster Mom laugh. Humans have so many funny devices to keep me busy!

I admit I’ve also been pretty lonely without my canine brother Casper who passed away recently. I also went through heartworm treatment so that was a bummer as well. But things are looking up now that I’m healthy and I’m mentally very sharp…I even can hold my potty (my foster Mom is very happy about that). Basically, I’m smart and eager to please – a very good combination.

I’m great with all dogs but not sure about cats since I haven’t been around any. All humans are great. I’m also a very protective girl! If there is anything or anyone in the yard I’ll put myself between you and that object and bark and growl until you tell me it’s okay. And of course In point at all the birds in the trees! They’ve been driving me crazy!

I’m great on a leash, house training worked, and I’m also crate trained. Not bad considering I’ve never been exposed to any of those rules before. My foster Mom says I’m a real sweetie who will make someone an excellent companion! If you think you’re the one for me, please complete an adoption application (if you haven’t already) and email my foster mom Lisa.

Note: Penelope is fully vetted and temperament tested. Her adoption fee is $375.