
Adopted June 14th, 2011
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Red ~ Adopted!!Breed: German ShepherdSex: FemaleAge: 9 yearsSize: Large 65 lbsColor: Black & TanRed is:HousetrainedGood with Kids, Good with dogs, Good with catsUp to date with shots - Spayed |
Red came into our care on January 28th 2010 after
she was signed over to the pound. Sadly, this home is known to us as we
assisted one of their other dogs a few years ago. Unfortunately, the lesson
wasn't learned, and now this home has lost Red as well.
But we're sure they'll get another dog to replace her!
Red is 7 years old. She has been spayed and up to date on her shots. For the
most part, she is a very clean girl, but she is not consistently house
trained. It's likely that she spent the majority of her time outside.
Red and her former housemate were allowed to roam the neighborhood, and got
themselves into all sorts of trouble, as dogs left to their own devices will
do. Her previous owner reports that "she has spent the last 7 years chasing
coyotes out of the yard" (unfenced) and that "was her nightly routine, even
with a cast on her leg".
Sadly, that is not all Red did. She, and her housemate packed up with some
other roaming dogs and went into a neighbors yard - getting into the cages
of bunnies and guinea pigs and killed them all... Sad and very preventable.
This was not the first incident with this home and their dogs, and now the city came in and seized them. Unable to pay the hefty fines, Red was signed over for destruction. Sad but true. Luckily, we were contacted and went down to meet her.
She is actually a very sweet dog, and with just a
bit of direction, she has been fabulous with all animals, large and small.
However, we will not, of course, adopt her out to any home with small
animals.
She gets along with all the dogs here, even the puppy, who she seems to
dearly love and is very patient with.
Red's story is a lesson on why they need leadership and direction. They are
always the ones that suffer when we, as humans fail. The consequences are
high, and Red almost paid for it with her life.
Red adores children, and will turn herself inside
out for them. She is biddable, friendly and LOVES to snuggle!
She has some bravado surrounding toys and other dogs - but it seems to be
more of a bluff than anything else. She has not followed through, and
actually seems to back down when push comes to shove.
We're still getting to know her and finding out what all her little signals
mean. She tries hard to be tough, but she really is a softy.
Red's favorite place to be is in the vehicle. She LOVES going for car rides
and even just being in there. At times, she will ask to be let into the
truck, and when we let her, she will get in and curl up on the passenger
seat and have a nap. Quite content to have her own down time away from all
the hustle and bustle.
She settles well at night and can usually be found curled up in the chair
beside my bed. If invited, she will come up for a snuggle for a bit and then
will leave and find her own place to be. She really is a great dog, who has
just lacked the understanding and safety that she needed in her previous
home.
We are very smitten with Red and are looking forward to working with her
further!
March 2010Red is really doing well, and we really have no problems
with her at all. She is fantastic in the house and has excellent house manners!
She plays well with everyone, though does try to be a little bossy with new
dogs. Once she realizes that isn't going to get her anywhere, she finds
something else to do.
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Red is a drivey girl, and loves to play with
toys and chase balls. She can entertain herself for quite a while with a
favorite toy. She and one of our resident dogs have the most fun playing
together. They will chase each other at warp speed all over the
property, and will even throw the racquetball down the driveway
themselves and then chase after it. Red loves to clown around and flip
her toys around in the air. :) She is super sweet, and wants to be at your side wherever you go! Red has plenty of energy for outside activities, but settles in nicely in the house when it is appropriate to do so. She is super smart, has extremely good house manners and loves the people in her family. She takes no time at all to warm up to new people and is happy for all the attention she receives. Infact she'll show any would be robbers right where the TV is, if they pet her along the way.. Red really is a wonderful girl with a heart of gold and while she is happy here, she really just wants to find a family of her own and to give them all the love she has. Whoever Red ends up with will be extremely pleased with this beautiful girl. |
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January 2011
June 2011We are happy to report that Red has been adopted! One of our long time supporters (and 3 time adopter!) and close friends had taken Red into their home in February to foster her. It only took a short time for them to fall madly in love with her and realize that she was home the day she walked into their home.Red now lives with another of our GSRBC dogs, as well as 2 affenpinschers AND...... a CAT! Who she is doing terrific with! Way to go Red! You nailed it big time! We are so happy for this match, and also that we will get to see her all the time. Thank you to Thomas and Linnea, for stretching your hearts just a little bit wider :)Special thanks to all Red's supporters! |
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February 2010 Nina, Bruce & Arko ~ February 2010 Nina, Bruce & Arko ~ March 2010 Lost Trail Ranch ~ April 2010 Robin Feiner ~ July 2010 Brenda Edwards ~ August 2010 Leanne Casey ~ September 2010 Leanne Casey ~ October 2010 J & S Kantor ~ October 2010 Leanne Casey ~ November 2010 Robin Feiner ~ November 2010 Leanne Casey ~ December 2010 Janie Thistle ~ December 2010 Robin Feiner ~ December 2010 Mark & Crystal ~ In memory of Bullet & Journey Thank you for your support!! |
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GSRBC was formed in June of 2003....
We were incorporated with non profit status on October 29th 2004.......
We recieved federal charitable status in Canada on April 1st 2005. Charitable #86377 4832 RR0001....
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The
holidays have come and gone and Red still waits for a home of her own.
She really is such a great dog, who has overcome almost all of her
issues. She is still not a candidate for living with small animals,
given her past, but she is a very biddable girl, and really does not
want to displease you. 















