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Areas Valley of the Sun Giant Schnauzer Rescue serves
Arizona, Nevada, New Mexico; however, we assist with Giant Schnauzer throughout the country.
Valley of the Sun Giant Schnauzer Rescue's adoption process
Additional adoption info
We require a home visit. Our adoption fee is based on age, and we do have an adoption contract that must be signed prior to adopting. Our adoption contract is for the safety of our rescues. And, yes, we have had dogs returned to us due to health problems of family members, etc. If you are interested in one of our dogs that are available for adoption, please email us at phxgsrescue@hotmail.com for a faster response.
We require a home visit. Our adoption fee is based on age, and we do have an adoption contract that must be signed prior to adopting. Our adoption contract is for the safety of our rescues. And, yes, we have had dogs returned to us due to health problems of family members, etc. If you are interested in one of our dogs that are available for adoption, please email us at phxgsrescue@hotmail.com for a faster response.
About Valley of the Sun Giant Schnauzer Rescue
We are a Giant Schnauzer rescue, although we do help with others when asked specifically to do so - miniature schnauzers, schnoodles, Dobermans, etc., and have helped other folks get involved in forming a 501(c)(3) organization of their own. We take in rescues from shelters (Giants do not do well in a shelter environment - they can become protective of their kennel, and they are a "velcro" dog - need to be with their humans) and other situations (i.e., divorce when no one wants to keep the Giant), etc., vet check, rehabilitate where necessary, and then place in a loving home with someone willing to put in the time and effort on a pet after doing a home visit. A Giant is NOT a dog that can be left in the back yard by itself. They need human companionship. All of our members are volunteers, and we do it stricly for the love of the breed.
We are a Giant Schnauzer rescue, although we do help with others when asked specifically to do so - miniature schnauzers, schnoodles, Dobermans, etc., and have helped other folks get involved in forming a 501(c)(3) organization of their own. We take in rescues from shelters (Giants do not do well in a shelter environment - they can become protective of their kennel, and they are a "velcro" dog - need to be with their humans) and other situations (i.e., divorce when no one wants to keep the Giant), etc., vet check, rehabilitate where necessary, and then place in a loving home with someone willing to put in the time and effort on a pet after doing a home visit. A Giant is NOT a dog that can be left in the back yard by itself. They need human companionship. All of our members are volunteers, and we do it stricly for the love of the breed.
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