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Areas Redemption German Shepherd Rescue serves
Northern Indiana, Southwest Michigan and Northeast Illinois.
Redemption German Shepherd Rescue's adoption process
Additional adoption info
You must fill out an application before you are eligible to meet any RGSR dogs. The application is the first step to every successful adoption! Adoption donation requests start at $250.00 for senior dogs and go up from there. All dogs are temperament tested, evaluated, up to date on vaccinations and spayed/neutered prior to adoption.
You must fill out an application before you are eligible to meet any RGSR dogs. The application is the first step to every successful adoption! Adoption donation requests start at $250.00 for senior dogs and go up from there. All dogs are temperament tested, evaluated, up to date on vaccinations and spayed/neutered prior to adoption.
About Redemption German Shepherd Rescue
Redemption German Shepherd Rescue is foster-based 501c3 rescue headquartered in Northwest Indiana. Our focus is on senior and adult German Shepherds.
Our mission is to give homeless and discarded German Shepherds a safe and loving environment while they recover with needed love, medical treatments and/or training while being rehabilitated to the point where they can be placed in furever homes.
We will never settle for second best – not in our board members, volunteers, fosters or adopters. Our commitment to the highest quality of care for our dogs will never be ignored. Our love and passion for the German Shepherd dog compels us to place the dog’s well-being first and foremost. We will care for each dog as if it were a member of our family.
We understand that there are a lot of unwanted dogs and we cannot save them all. But we will strive to make a difference in the lives that we do save!
Redemption German Shepherd Rescue is foster-based 501c3 rescue headquartered in Northwest Indiana. Our focus is on senior and adult German Shepherds.
Our mission is to give homeless and discarded German Shepherds a safe and loving environment while they recover with needed love, medical treatments and/or training while being rehabilitated to the point where they can be placed in furever homes.
We will never settle for second best – not in our board members, volunteers, fosters or adopters. Our commitment to the highest quality of care for our dogs will never be ignored. Our love and passion for the German Shepherd dog compels us to place the dog’s well-being first and foremost. We will care for each dog as if it were a member of our family.
We understand that there are a lot of unwanted dogs and we cannot save them all. But we will strive to make a difference in the lives that we do save!
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