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Courtesy Post Dogs Ready to Adopt - ALABAMA

IMPORTANT, these dogs are NOT available through Southeast GSP Rescue!  SEGSP Rescue is posting these dogs as a courtesy and therefore does not vouch for the health, temperament or spay/neuter status of these pets.  Please send any inquiries about these dogs directly to the contact listed at the bottom of the dog's write-up. They will have their own requirements, application process and fees independent of SEGSP Rescue.
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If you have a GSP, English Pointer or pointer mix that you would like listed on our courtesy page, please contact the appropriate State Coordinator for submission instructions and include "both" your email address and phone number. 

Birdie (AL) - Courtesy Listing

5/9/2025

 
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Birdie (female) is 10 months old and is searching for a forever home.  She was surrendered with her brother Franklin to the HASRA shelter in Alabama.  She is 43 lbs., fully vetted, spayed, microchipped, heartworm negative and on heartworm/flea/tick preventatives.
Birdie is a very sweet girl, who loves to play with other dogs and has lots of energy.  She is pretty easy going and her only request is that you love her as a family member, allow her to play (preferably with a canine sibling in a fenced yard) and love her forever.
If you are interested in adopting Birdie, please contact the HASRA shelter at (256) 335-1730 or email Debbie at [email protected].
P.S. Birdie is considered a puppy and is fully vetted, therefore her adoption fee is $225

Franklin (AL) - Courtesy Listing

5/9/2025

 
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Franklin (male) is 10 months old and is searching for a forever home.  He was surrendered with his sister Birdie to the HASRA shelter in Alabama.  He is 42 lbs., fully vetted, neutered, microchipped, heartworm negative and on heartworm/flea/tick preventatives.
Franklin is a very sweet boy, who loves to play with other dogs and has lots of energy.  He is pretty easy going and his only request is that you love him as a family member, allow him to play (preferably with a canine sibling in a fenced yard) and love him forever.
If you are interested in adopting Franklin, please contact the HASRA shelter at (256) 335-1730 or email Debbie at [email protected].
P.S. Franklin is considered a puppy and is fully vetted, therefore his adoption fee is $225.

Marshall (AL) Courtesy Listing

5/2/2025

 
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Marshall (in Prattville, AL) is looking for a new forever home. Marshall is 2 years old (he will be 3 on Dec 18th), loves to play ball and will run to fetch for hours if you let him.  He also loves to play with his toys and bones. He is shy around new people, so needs a family that is very patient and will give him the time he needs to settle into his new home.  But once Marshall warms up to a human, oh boy, he will love you with all his might forever. When he loves, he loves hard. When he meets you, he will bark, until he is comfortable, but it’s worth the wait.
Marshall is a typical young GSP with lots of energy and is very strong (so leash walking can be challenging, but not impossible).  He has been treated as the baby of the house since he was adopted as a young puppy. Unfortunately for Marshall, a human baby recently came into the picture, and he just doesn’t like being #2, baby-wise. He is truly a big ole baby at heart and wants to be treated as such.  So sadly, the best thing for Marshall is a new home where he can be #1 baby.

He is neutered, up to date on vaccinations, is microchipped and AKC registered.  Marshall is on Heartgard monthly as well as an anti-anxiety medication (he gets anxious if he thinks he’s been left behind).  He is house-trained and can be left inside the house while you run an errand (just don’t be gone too long).  He doesn’t mind being in his crate (that will go with him when adopted) but will whine because he feels like he is missing out on the action.  He’s great in a car (but needs a seatbelt) so would prefer to go with you on adventures. He was attacked by a bigger dog twice as a puppy so naturally he barks when he sees other dogs so he would need to meet a future canine sibling before he decides if it will work.

Marshall also has a goofy side to his personality. This crazy, silly loving boy loves to be around his humans and always wants to be involved in anything they do.  He is a cuddle bug and loves to lounge and snack on the couch.  He’s a great companion and very protective of his family.  He went to hunt training when he was a puppy, but he doesn’t have much interest in bird hunting.

This is truly the hardest decision, but I feel like I am doing Marshall a disservice by not tending to his needs. I love this dog with my whole heart and want the perfect fit and family for him.  It is truly the hardest decision we’ve ever had to make.  If you are interested in being Marshall’s new family, please contact Kaitlyn at [email protected].

We are asking for a rehoming fee so that we know his future home is serious about loving him forever.

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