SEGSP Rescue Dogs Ready for Adoption
Pending Adoption
Pending AdoptionHi I’m Remy! I am the sweetest male GSP puppy. I was born on August 10th, and I am almost 4 months old. I came into rescue with my brothers and sisters at just 5 weeks old. I was the runt of my litter of 11, weighing in at just 3 pounds! I am not so little anymore at 25 pounds. I look like a giraffe with really long legs and huge paws that I will need to grow into. My foster mom thinks I am going to be a big boy! I live with my foster parents and their son who is 14, along with their two GSP’s, Izzy and Finn.
I get along really well with other dogs, especially my friend Stitch who is a Frenchie. I love to play all day long, and I cannot have too many toys! My favorite thing is to play tug of war but I’m just happy playing with anything as long as my humans are close by. I also love sticks, and I hide them everywhere in the house and try to bury them in the couch so mom won’t see them! I like to go outside, but not as much as my other GSP friends. Sometimes they chase and point at squirrels and lizards, and I’m not sure what that’s all about. I really prefer to be right next to my foster mom. Snuggling on the couch in someone’s lap, or sitting right next to them makes me so happy. I am the most Velcro dog my mom has ever seen (and she has two GSP’s)! I am very gentle, and have stopped the puppy biting. I don’t have an aggressive bone in my body, I am the happiest guy who just wants to be your best friend! I love my crate! If you point to it and say “crate” I will walk right in. I sleep 8-10 hours at night in my crate with no accidents! I’m still working on potty training in the house, but I am so much better. As soon as my mom takes me outside I go right away, she just has to be consistent and not leave me alone. I travel really well in the car in my Gunner crate as well. I am learning to walk on a leash, so that’s not my strong suit. My foster family has loved me so much I have spent all my time on their laps, and running at the lake with Izzy and Finn. I can sit for treats and am just the sweetest boy you will ever meet. I would prefer a family that has someone home all the time because I don’t like to be alone. My foster family has a physical fence (which is a sequin my new home), with an electric fence as a backup just in case. I learned exactly where to go in just a couple of days. I am so smart, and will be your best friend if you just give me lots of snuggles. Remy is UTD on puppy vaccines, microchipped and neutered so his adoption fee is $800. 
Hi, my name is Rambo, and my happy, wiggly butt is ready for my forever home. I may be in my older years, but I am the liveliest of old men. I have hopped around North and South Carolina in my life, but I am ready to settle down to chase all the squirrels in your yard and snuggle on the couch together.
I have been with my foster aunt for a little over a month now in Raleigh, NC. My leash manners have improved greatly, especially with the help of a restraint collar. I do love time running free, playing fetch with other dogs, and just people in general. I do not bark hardly ever, only when I am super excited about squirrels or fetch. I have been told it is quite cute! I sleep well in my kennel. I have also been trusted to spend unmonitored time outside of it. I am working on my manners, but I am a fast learner. I am on the thinner side with my super-fast metabolism. With the help of SEGSP, I have been given the proper nutrition and been maintaining a healthy weight. I have recently been neutered and am nearly all healed up from that. Rambo will make a great addition to an individual, couple, or family with a good routine, large yard, and lots of love to give because he has just as much to give too. Who is ready to open their home to this handsome boy? Rambo is UTD on his shots, neutered, and microchipped. If you are interested in adopting Rambo, please email his foster Isabella at [email protected] and fill out the adoption application. 
Foster Chloe (NC) has had a shady past, but her golden years are bright. This active senior is pure joy. We’ve learned she’s likely 13 years old, and although she enjoys a good nap (and who doesn’t?), she has a zest for life that will make you smile every day.
With a full tail she’s not afraid to use, Chloe is always wagging it happily, thumping it loudly when she gets excited. She loves to go for walks and she’s an excellent passenger in the car, sitting quietly in her seat (until she spots something of interest and barks). She’s gained some healthy weight and is playful, quirky, and strong. She politely sits and gives a dainty paw for treats. She loves stuffies and squeakies and balls and will drop anything at your feet and step back, not-so-subtlety hinting so you’ll toss it for her. She’s a bit of talker too, grumbling and mumbling as she gets comfy. She will wait patiently in her kennel while meals are prepared and has no problem eating with the door closed. Latching the door is a different story; Chloe has separation anxiety and does not like to be left alone. She broke out of her crate (how is still a mystery) but doesn’t destroy anything - just barks until you come back. She’s a bit reactive to the other dogs we pass by, and though she likes to appear tough, she’s just a little old lady doing her best to save us from potential danger. With proper introductions, she’s been fine with the other dogs we’ve met. We had one small squabble over a highly desirable toy…because, you know, it was the only toy in the house... Her hearing is ‘selective,’ and I think she works her senior status to her advantage. It’s hard not to laugh when she looks directly at you…then walks away pretending not to have heard a word. She naps hard and doesn’t always hear you approach. She does usually need a potty break in the middle of the night, but she’s quick and comes right back inside and settles back to sleep. She loves to walk and we’re using the gentle leader to work on her pulling, but I’ve realized she likes to have something to carry in her mouth. I usually bring a ball or a toy, but she’s happy to pick something up along the way…a shell, a stick, a crab, and much to their chagrin, an unsuspecting frog or two. She has a prey drive for lizards and birds, a blowing leaf, sea foam, and the aforementioned frogs that haven’t learned but she’s made peace with the resident cat, even if she gives her a little chase every now and then. Sweet Chloe would be a wonderful companion to someone who can offer her a routine, lots of love, and all the comfort she deserves. She’s surely not as active as she once was - but don’t tell her that! Who’s going to be lucky enough to keep up with this senior gal? Chloe is UTD on vaccines, spayed and microchipped so her adoption fee is $187. If interested in Chloe, please email her foster mom Jackie at [email protected] and fill out an adoption application.       |
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