Meet Karen! Karen is a sweet, gorgeous, 3 year old white female GSD. She landed in a shelter and no one came for her, so now she's looking for her very own forever home!
Karen is a sweet girl, and she loves to be around people. She gets along well with other dogs of her own size, but cannot go to a home with small dogs or cats.
Unfortunately, Karen tested positive for heartworm disease. She has already begin treatment though, and will have a clean bill of health in no time!
Karen is utd on routine vaccinations and flea/tick prevention. She has been spayed and microchipped.
Please Click Here to fill out an application. This is the first step in our adoption process. No adoption will be considered or discussed until this has been completed and received.
Karen must go to an indoor home where he will be an important part of the family. We do not adopt to anyone under the age of 21.
Note: Mid-South Shepherd Rescue is a no-kill, 501(c)(3) non-profit organization. We do not have a shelter location. Our dogs are kept in foster homes as part of a family, to help prepare them for transition into their forever homes. If you are interested in meeting one of our dogs, please contact us by clicking on the email address to your right. We will be glad to make arrangements for a meeting.
WHY do we rescue? CLICK HERE to find out!
As of November 29, 2007, the balance on our vet bill is $5,534.62. This is JUST our primary vet bill, and does not include other daily expenses, as well as additional medical bills for some of our dogs who need to see specialists (for example, orthopedic surgeries). These costs are mounting daily, as we are always testing, spaying/neutering and heartworm treating new dogs as they come into rescue. Our adoption fee of $250 is the ONLY funding source we have, and it doesn't go very far when some of our rescues have bills of $1000+. Please help us continue to help them. Tax deductible donations an be made by clicking the following link, or by snail mail to:
MSSR, P.O. Box 542, Nesbit, MS 38651. NO amount is too small. If you think you can't make a difference, think again!
