German Shepherd Rescue Scotland

German shepherd rescue is run by volunteers who are involved because of their love for the breed.

German shepherd rescue scotland. Please help us by donating so that we can help re home more unwanted german shepherd dogs. Most have jobs and families and fit in rescue work when they can and at their own cost. The uk german shepherd rescue is a registered charity committed to the welfare of german shepherd dogs throughout the united kingdom. You can help us rescue more dogs like murphy.

We are proud to be one of the few rescues in the uk that will take on problem dogs and work with them for us. We are truly grateful for your generosity and the efforts of the admin team for organising and. The rescue is a non profit organisation that is run entirely by unpaid volunteers and we rely totally on donations from the general public to keep the rescue running. German shepherd rescue scotland is run by volunteers.

All of our volunteers work from home we do not have an office. Telephones are not manned 24 7 but if you text your telephone number we will call you back as soon as possible. Just click the button to send us a donation. Rescuing and rehoming german shepherds in scotland.

German shepherd rescue scotland inverness. German shepherd rescue scotland just want to say a massive thank you to everyone at german shepherd family uk facebook group for the calendar donation money. Second chances german shepherd rescue is a scottish charity we cover scotland and northern england. This page covers our fundraising appeals events wish lists success stories and.

All donations gratefully accepted big or small. Our rescue dogs are worth waiting for. The uk german shepherd rescue has kennels in wales kent warwickshire derbyshire and lancashire. It has been a tough year for rescue and this will go along way to helping the dogs we have in foster and kennels that you can see here.

Our rehoming centres are not open for public browsing but you can still make an appointment to adopt or bring a dog to us. Please be patient and we will deal with your requests as soon as we can. Since its inception in 1995 from an idea by peter and gwendolyn second chances for german shepherds has been solely occupied with the health welfare and wellbeing of this noble breed. We have an average of 60 german shepherd dogs and even puppies looking for homes at any given time.