All the dogs listed are available for adoption unless otherwise posted!!

For further information on any of our rescue dogs please email us  

But before you do, PLEASE read our adoption procedures under How to Adopt

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After more than a couple of complaints, the city stepped in and seized Tyson from his owners. They were given many opportunities to make things right, but in the end, Tyson was signed over to the city. 

Luckily for Tyson and us, Willow offered to foster Tyson and work him through any issues that arose. 

Here, in her pack, Tyson has learned his place in the world and what is acceptable behavior and what is not. 

Feb. 5th - Willow reports:

"Tyson is great with other dogs both large and small, house trained, and knows basic commands.  He has started pulling me on his ski's (skijoring) which helps him burn off some of his energy.  Tyson likes to play with toys, and likes the  water.  Would do best in an active experienced home, with a secure fenced yard.  Typical GSD wants to be someone's constant companion, and is a softy, very sensitive, and doesn't need much in way of correction."

He is roughly around 5 years of age, is neutered, and up to date on his shots. 

Tyson was sent up to Quesnel for socialization, training and basic rehab.

Once again, a dog without direction and training. As a young dog, Tyson was left chained up on the owners blueberry farm. Often, he was let off to roam the property. Like most GSDs, Tyson became territorial about his property, and started to guard. As the years went by and he was allowed to chase people and other animals away, the behavior escalated to him chasing them down the street.

Needless to say, the neighbors, resident joggers and dog walkers were not too impressed to see a 90lbs German Shepherd come running at them!

Tyson thrives on the bond with his person and would do best in a GSD experienced home, with someone that is active and loves to do have their dog involved in lots of activities. 

If you are interested in adding Tyson to your home, please email us for an application: GSDRescue@shaw.ca 

Tyson's adoption flyer available for download:

If you have any questions about Tyson, please email us at   GSDRescue@shaw.ca

For information on how to sponsor Tyson, please go to our  Sponsor page

Through our sponsorship program, Tyson is being sponsored by:

Crooked Leg Ranch

**We feed a raw diet to our rescues. This cuts down on the amount of medical attention they need, as well as makes them all around healthier. 

**If you are able to buy one months worth for one dog, it would greatly lessen the load. Please specify which dog it is that you would like to feed, and we will show your pledge on each dog's page. This special sponsorship is called "Foster Partner in Care" and simply means that you are part of the foster program for the dog of your choice. One home supplies the shelter, and the other supplies the food. Many people want to help, but have no room in their homes to do so. This is the perfect way to be involved with the animal of your choice and be updated regularly on their care and well being. It's a win-win for everyone, especially the dogs! For more information, please see our Sponsor program

For further information on any of our rescue dogs please email us  

But before you do, PLEASE read our adoption procedures under How to Adopt

We are a registered non-profit Charity as of April 1st 2005