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Congratulations on choosing to adopt a dog from the German Shepherd Dog Rescue of Georgia. We’re sure you’ll enjoy your adoption experience! Our goal is to best match you and our GSDRGA dogs. Please fill out our application so we can best serve you. Applications with missing or incomplete information will not be processed.
Please review our Adoptions Policies prior to submitting your application.
Applications with missing or incomplete information will not be processed.
Coming to GSDRGA Soon - Penny!
Details to come soon
Meet Emma!
Emma is 12 years old and is looking for a place to spend her golden years. She has started her slow kill heartworm treatment and is doing OK with it.
She doesn't like loud noises; she prefers a quiet home. Due to this, a home without small children might be a best fit for her.
Emma will need a calm, happy, and confident (in her place within the home) dog to live with. A dog her same age and activity level will work best. She's going to do best in a home with a canine companion. Emma is also indifferent to cats. A home with or without cats would be fine for her.
Meet Jett-Adoption Pending!
Jett is 4 years old. He's easygoing with a medium energy level and likes other dogs. He is crate trained, housebroken and walks well on a leash.
Jett is very affectionate and loves to give hugs. He loves people and would do well in a home with kids. He's treat motivated and loves snacks like cheese and pizza.
Although he likes other dogs, we are not sure about his behavior with cats.
Meet Max-Adoption Pending!
Max is an 8 month old male GSD who’s young, playful, and fun loving. He loves toys, walks and car rides.
Max is housebroken and walks well on a leash. He's crate trained. treat motivated and responds well to correction. He loves people, but may be a little shy at first. He does well with children.
Max gets along with other dogs, but we do not know about his behavior with cats. He is up-to-date on vet care and has been neutered.
To meet Max, please complete an adoption application.
Every German Shepherd deserves a home.
Each year, 2.7 million cats and dogs are euthanized in the United States - and German Shepherds are no exception. By choosing to adopt a dog, you act as an agent of change. To learn more, click this link to view our Adoption Policies.
Updates on New Rescue Dogs
We have several dogs in our foster network. These dogs will not appear on our site until their health problems are resolved. Foster parents are also still learning their personalities. Foster parents determine when a dog is ready for adoption.