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German Shepherd Rescue of Los Angeles and Orange County (LA branch)'s adoption process
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The first step in the adoption process is to fill out our application, which does NOT obligate you to adopt. It is to provide us with information about your situation and what you are looking for in a dog so that we can help you further. You can find our online application at our web site on the "About Us" page.
Once you submit your application, one of our adoption coordinators will contact you to review your application. A home visit will then be scheduled to help you to ensure that the environment is safe for a large-breed dog.
A minimum donation of $250 will be asked when an adoption is approved.
Please do not submit an application if you do not live in Southern California or are not serious about adopting a German Shepherd Dog.
The first step in the adoption process is to fill out our application, which does NOT obligate you to adopt. It is to provide us with information about your situation and what you are looking for in a dog so that we can help you further. You can find our online application at our web site on the "About Us" page.
Once you submit your application, one of our adoption coordinators will contact you to review your application. A home visit will then be scheduled to help you to ensure that the environment is safe for a large-breed dog.
A minimum donation of $250 will be asked when an adoption is approved.
Please do not submit an application if you do not live in Southern California or are not serious about adopting a German Shepherd Dog.
About German Shepherd Rescue of Los Angeles and Orange County (LA branch)
German Shepherd Rescue is a no-kill shelter dedicated to saving and finding homes for purebred German Shepherd Dogs.
We are a non-profit 501(c)(3) organization run by volunteers and funded entirely by donations and adoption fees.
German Shepherd Rescue is a no-kill shelter dedicated to saving and finding homes for purebred German Shepherd Dogs.
We are a non-profit 501(c)(3) organization run by volunteers and funded entirely by donations and adoption fees.
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