My name is K Koda!

Posted 1 week ago

Cared for by Front Range German Shepherd Rescue

Adoption process

Submit Application

Approve Application

Home Check

Meet the Pet

My basic info

Breed

Belgian Malinois/German Shepherd Dog

Color

Tan/Yellow/Fawn - with Black

Age

Puppy

Size

Med. 26-60 lbs (12-27 kg) (when grown)

Weight

–

Sex

Male

Pet ID

22093441-26-005

My details

Good with dogs

Good with cats

Housetrained

My story

Here's what the humans have to say about me:

You can fill out an adoption application online on our official website.

AdoptaGSD.org

Please consider that some of these dogs have been abandoned or ignored by their previous owners, having little interaction with someone who cares about them.

When adopted, they will need time to adjust to the changes in their life.

.Koda has finally arrived! He was held back from his litter because he had injured his leg. His new foster says

Smart, cuddly and loyal. Really protective of the house and yard towards males for some reason

Notes from previous foster...Meet Koda!! This boy is so sweet and smart! He currently is being fostered in a home with both large and small dogs and a cat. He gets along great with everyone.

I work from home and so Koda spends most days in a play pen in my office where he is a good boy and sleeps most of the time. I usually take him out at lunch for some playing with toys and his foster sisters. In the evening he loves to run and play but he also loves to cuddle up and sleep. He has figured out our doggy door and as long as he has access to the doggy door he lets himself out 95% of the time to potty.

He does like to sleep in bed with us but he has also been kenneled overnight. He will whine sometimes when he first goes in his kennel but then settles right down. He really prefers the space of the play pen over the small kennel space, but who wouldn’t like a little extra space.

He is an excellent car rider. He just lays quietly on his blanket and sleeps.

Approximate birth date 9/17/2025 . Adoption fee is $300 plus adopter pays for neuter.

Visit this organization's web site to see any additional information available about this pet.

Although we do our best to keep our adoptable animals page as current as possible,the animals you see may already be in an adoption process.

Rescue

Front Range German Shepherd Rescue

Contact info

Pet ID

22093441-26-005

Contact

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Phone

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gsdrescuer@yahoo.com

Website

http://frgsr.org

Address

Denver, CO 80209

Donation

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Their adoption process

1.
Submit Application

2.
Approve Application

we call your vet and your references. We are looking for people with a history of good pet care

3.
Home Check

4.
Meet the Pet

Additional adoption info

Adoption application
How Our Adoption Process Works

Our entire adoption process typically takes no more than 2-4 weeks from your submitting the application until you have a dog in your home. We rely solely on volunteers to place our dogs. Our volunteers have busy lives with their own families, jobs, school, pets, etc., so your patience as we work through this process is greatly appreciated. We DO NOT discuss individual dogs with applicants until the adoption process has been completed because there is often more than one applicant interested in a particular dog, and we do not want to promise the same dog to more than one applicant. If you have to have a dog “now”, please consider a dog from a shelter. You can take home a shelter dog the same day.

1. The first step is to submit a completed application. Your application does not obligate you to adopt, nor does accepting an application represent approval of that application. You do not apply to adopt a particular dog. You are applying to adopt “a dog” from us. The more open you are to gender, color and age, the more likely you are to find a dog with us.

2. Next, we call your vet and your references. We are looking for people with a history of good pet care. Ideal applicants have lots of experience working with GSDs or large breed dogs. Even if you haven’t had a large dog before, we are happy to work with you to find a good match, it just may take some time. We want homes that accept that they are rescuing a dog and are willing to work with the dog to make him a good citizen. Yes, you will have to do some work.

3. We will schedule a home visit. We aren’t looking for wonderful housekeeping, or fancy living spaces, we are looking at fence height, stability, places where the dog can get hurt, including anything stacked near the fence the dog could climb on to get out, etc

4. We will put you in contact with the dog’s foster parents. Once you have been approved to adopt from us we will contact you about suitable dogs and put you in contact with the foster parents. Since the foster parents know the dog the best, they are a key part of the process in determining which home and family is best suited for their foster dog.

We get dogs into rescue on a regular basis and they are placed with previously approved adopters who have been waiting for their forever dog. It is best not to focus on any specific dog until you have been approved. We welcome your interest in a dog that may steal your heart but please remember that the dogs posted on our site today will most likely go to homes of applicants that applied weeks ago. This isn’t always the case, but it happens often. We are not “first-come, first-served” but rather we match the needs of the dog with the handling ability and lifestyle of the family. Once dogs are available, we work with our current, approved applications until we find the right family for the dog. Once you are ready to adopt, we will give you all the information we have on the dogs for which you may be a good match.