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Volunteering for a rescue, we find ourselves – quite literally – rooting for the underdog! Mac was one of our favorite “underdogs”. He’s sweet, affectionate, obedient, smart, and

When young German Shorthaired Pointers show up at the shelters, it’s usually because the person that had them wasn’t fully educated about the breed. Unfortunately, people are drawn

Peet showed up at a local shelter as a stray at the end of January and California GSP Rescue closely monitored him to see if he would be

Honor who was known as Tigger came into the rescue with Valley Fever. Treatment of this non-contagious disease was medication for a year or more and titer tests

Kermit hit the jackpot! Stefan and Lauren are repeat adopters. They adopted April back in 2014, and added her to their family which included their male GSP, Handsome,

You may remember Scarlett. The GSP mix with severe allergies. She came to us with a skin infection, ear infections, and allergies to foods, environmental – you name

Sometimes, that corny saying, “Who Rescued Who” just fits. Repeat adopter Michael was looking for a companion after loosing GSP Rescue alums Hunter and Rommel. Although he had

Every dog we rescue from a shelter is at risk of being put to sleep. Some we rescue early when first available and not at a high risk,

Not long ago we were notified about Maggie, a 9 year old adult German Shorthaired Pointer with a mass on her chest in a local shelter. Volunteer Lisa

Lolli, a senior GSP, showed up at a remote shelter with a mass on the back of her neck. While at the shelter, she was diagnosed with Pyometra.

When Danielle applied to adopt, she mentioned that her family would eventually like to have two dogs. They knew it would be better to adopt one at first

If you read Jake’s story, you might remember he was a 14 year old GSP given up by his blind owner who was going into assisted living. California