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Maze

German Shepherd Dog Russian Wolfhound

Male, 6 yrs 9 mos
Rochester, WA
Size
(when grown) Large 61-100 lbs (28-45 kg)
Details
Good with dogs, House-trained, Spayed or Neutered, Shots are up-to-date,
Story
Sweet GSD, male,5 to 6 years old Please email Veronica@bammrescuepdx.org for more information  Meet Maze A stunning approximately 80 pound German Shepherd, possibly a wolf mix. We can’t say for certain what his mix is, but we can say he is an incredibly special dog and a very rare find in rescue. He is potty trained, crate trained, leash trained, people friendly, and dog friendly. For a dog who has spent time in boarding, Maze has an impressive foundation and is very eager to learn. As with any German Shepherd, proper introductions with other dogs are important. He absolutely loves playing ball and fetch and is both treat and ball motivated, which makes training with him fun and rewarding. He is smart, attentive, engaged with his person, and genuinely enjoys interacting and working with you. Maze has a wonderful balance of confidence, playfulness, affection, and intelligence. He isn't just a beautiful dog to look at. He's the kind of dog who has the potential to become an incredible companion for someone who enjoys an intelligent, interactive dog. Treats should be given with a flat hand because this big guy doesn't always seem to know exactly where the snack ends and your fingers begin! Because of his size and enthusiasm for treats, no small children. A home with a fenced yard would be ideal so he has room to play ball and enjoy himself. We are also looking for a home where he will truly be part of the family rather than kenneled or crated for several hours every day. Maze is beautiful, social, affectionate, playful, intelligent, and eager to please. For someone looking for a large, trainable German Shepherd type dog with so many of the hard parts already behind him, Maze is an extremely rare find in rescue. ##2667034##
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SASA Dozer

German Shepherd Dog Husky

Male, Adult
Rochester, WA
Size
(when grown) Large 61-100 lbs (28-45 kg)
Details
Good with dogs, Spayed or Neutered, Shots are up-to-date,
Story
BEST WAY TO INQUIRE, EMAIL Adoptions@BAMMRESCUEPDX.ORG Dozer is a 4 yr old M/N blk/brn German Shepherd Dozer was great in playgroup! He was very neutral and happy to coexist with the other dogs. His focus was mostly on his handler and on wanting attention from him. He is very sweet and really just wants a person to be close The fact that Dozer loves people so much makes his story even more heartbreaking. Dozer and his non-biological Cane Corso brother Rover  were abandoned on a property after their owners moved out of their home. They told the neighbors they were coming back for them but never did. A neighbor fed them for a while but eventually the boys were trapped and brought in.  ##2715742##
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AL

German Shepherd Dog

Male, Adult
Rochester, WA
Size
(when grown) Large 61-100 lbs (28-45 kg)
Details
Shots are up-to-date,
Story
BEST WAY TO INQIRE, CONTACT@BAMMRESCUEPDX.ORG AL is a blk/tan M German Shepherd Al #A603725  Ball is lifeeeee!! Meet Al! He LOVES his ball. He trots around the yard with it. He chews on it. He entertains himself with it. He plays keep away with it! He wouldn’t trade it for the treats I offered him. Mind you, I brought the good stuff! Commanding him to release it didn’t work either. Spoil him with endless balls and you’ll win his heart! Al is a handsome, friendly, and aloof GSD with moderate-to-high energy. In his kennel, he is curious, engaging, and quiet. Easy to leash up and bring in and out of his kennel. Walks nicely on the leash, too. On the other hand, he does not like being leashed in the yard and can be a spaz, jumping around or trying to chew on it. He didn’t react to dogs when passing the kennels, but showed some barrier reactivity in the yard. Al has a great looking coat, which can be deceiving because when I was petting him, I could feel his spine and ribs! Poor guy needs a healthy diet to put on some weight. Dog tests: Al met a male dog face-to-face and immediately nipped him on the muzzle. We created some distance and re-tried intros. It went a bit better, but Al was a bit on edge. When a female was brought in, Al did much better. He had moments where he was vocal and aloof, yet had polite greetings. Strongly recommend slow intros. Shelter notes: High enerygy. Loves to run around the yard and was obsessed with a ball. Tested with both male and female dogs, see memos. Breed: German Shepherd Sex: Male, unaltered Weight: 62 pounds (underweight) Age: 4 years Not tested with cats ##2632355##
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Rocky CA

German Shepherd Dog

Male, Young
Rochester, WA
Size
(when grown) Large 61-100 lbs (28-45 kg)
Details
Good with kids, Good with dogs, Spayed or Neutered, Shots are up-to-date,
Story
BEST WAY TO INQUIRE ABOUT THIS PUP EMAIL CONTACT@BAMMRESCUEPDX.ORG Rocky is a neutered male, black and brown germ shepherd 3 Years. Allows leashing, walks well on leash. Socialwith people, a bit on the shy side. Was in dogplaygroup, did well, was neutral and able to becoexist nicely with a group of 8+ dogs in theyard!  He was surrendered to the shelter by his owner just over 11 days ago and as his world turned upside down, Rocky fell apart. After his owner handed him over, Rocky started barking and growling in his receiving kennel. He had to be catchpoled for vaccines and to be moved into his new kennel His very understandable reaction to losing everything he loved and being in a new, scary place earned him the notes “staff only.” This is not the Rocky we met yesterday. Rocky came out of his kennel with ease and walked amazing on leash! He was a little shy at first and remained pretty mellow for our whole interaction. He did warm up and become more affectionate as time progressed. Per his owner, Rocky is friendly with all people INCLUDING CHILDREN!! He is not good with cats. They also say that Rocky is destructive when left outside alone, but judging by the flystrike on his ears, he was outside alone a LOT. They say he needs training and has no manners, but I didn’t see any evidence of that. He was a very good boy! Rocky was in a large playgroup with other dogs, including a dog who is about 30 pounds. He was easygoing, tolerant, and neutral. He did run with the dogs for a little bit but mostly just wanted to hang out. ##2784532##
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Sirius (Pepe)

German Shepherd Dog

Male, Puppy
Rochester, WA
Size
(when grown) Med. 26-60 lbs (12-27 kg)
Details
Good with dogs, Shots are up-to-date,
Story
Meet Pepe (formerly Sirius)! Young, Energetic, Intelligent & Full of Love! Looking for an incredibly smart, adventurous best friend who will keep you laughing, keep you moving, and shower you with more kisses than you ever thought possible? Meet Pepe! Originally known as Sirius, this handsome black-and-white sweetheart earned his new name after the famous cartoon character Pepe Le Pew! Between his adorable coloring, his slightly stinky introduction to foster life, and his endless desire to give everyone kisses, the name couldn't be more perfect! Pepe is an affectionate, energetic, incredibly intelligent young dog with a personality that's larger than life. His foster family describes him as a lovable handful who brings excitement, laughter, and plenty of entertainment to their home every single day. And when we say this boy is smart, we mean REALLY smart! Pepe has an incredible ability to learn new things and picks up commands remarkably quickly. He's extremely food-motivated, making training an exciting and rewarding experience. His foster family has already taught him numerous commands and recently started working with a professional trainer to help him continue developing his manners. Pepe is believed to be a Belgian Malinois and Border Collie mix, although his exact breed is unknown. Whatever his genetic background, he certainly has the intelligence, determination, and energy you'd expect from an active working-breed dog! A Big Personality with an Even Bigger Heart Pepe absolutely LOVES people! He's an enthusiastic greeter who believes everyone deserves his attention, affection, and plenty of sloppy kisses. His favorite things include belly rubs, chest scratches, shoulder massages, playing with other dogs, exploring the outdoors, and spending time with his favorite humans. He's especially attached to his foster mom, Marlene, and loves being wherever she is. Personal space isn't exactly something Pepe believes in! Pepe also enjoys spending time with other dogs and regularly attends dog parks and a pet sitter, where he gets to socialize, run, play, and burn off some of his seemingly endless energy. He's been exposed to many different people and dogs and has generally done very well socially. He's friendly, affectionate, and hasn't shown resource guarding toward his foster family. And while Pepe has an impressive, deep bark, he generally saves it for things he considers worth announcing, like other dogs barking nearby, unfamiliar people passing the property, or deer wandering through the yard. Pepe's Ideal Forever Home Pepe is a wonderful young dog with tremendous potential, but he's also very much in his rebellious teenage phase! This handsome boy is exceptionally intelligent and energetic, which means he needs more than a casual walk around the block to feel fulfilled. Pepe is looking for an experienced, active adopter who understands the needs of high-energy, working-breed-type dogs and is committed to providing structured training, consistent boundaries, daily exercise, and plenty of mental stimulation. He's still working through several typical but challenging adolescent behaviors, including jumping on people, mouthy and sometimes forceful biting, chewing inappropriate household items, and occasionally digging outside. Pepe is especially fascinated by things like furniture buttons, clothing details, pillow tassels, and tags. If something looks interesting, there's a good chance Pepe will investigate it with his mouth! Because of these behaviors, he'll need a family prepared to provide close supervision, appropriate chew toys, enrichment activities, and continued professional training to help him develop better impulse control and household manners. Pepe also experiences separation-related anxiety, particularly when away from his favorite person. He's accustomed to having someone nearby throughout the day and currently struggles when left alone. For this reason, Pepe needs a home where someone is available most of the day and can work patiently on building his independence. A household where everyone is away at work for extended periods would not be a suitable match. Pepe would likely thrive with an active person or family who enjoys outdoor adventures, training, games, and keeping their dog involved in daily activities. He has demonstrated positive social interactions with many other dogs and may benefit from living with a compatible canine companion who enjoys active play. As always, introductions should be carefully managed to ensure a good match. Although Pepe's foster family has two cats, he has not been directly introduced to them, so his compatibility with cats remains unknown. Given his high energy, jumping, and mouthy behavior, a home without young children would be the safest choice while he continues developing appropriate manners. Pepe would especially benefit from having a securely fenced yard where he can run, play, explore, and enjoy supervised outdoor activities. An Extraordinary Dog for the Right Person Pepe isn't a low-maintenance couch potato, and he probably never will be. He's an intelligent, affectionate, energetic dog who needs a purpose, a routine ##2784534##
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Duke

German Shepherd Dog

Male, Adult
Rochester, WA
Size
(when grown) Med. 26-60 lbs (12-27 kg)
Details
Good with kids, Good with dogs, Needs special attention, House-trained, Spayed or Neutered, Shots are up-to-date,
Story
Meet Duke! 4 Years Old | 60 lbs | Professional Lap Dog & Loyal Companion Looking for a sweet, affectionate companion who enjoys leisurely walks, cozy afternoons on the couch, and plenty of quality time with his favorite people? Meet Duke! Duke is a handsome 4-year-old, 60-pound sweetheart who hasn't quite figured out that he's too big to be a lap dog! This lovable boy will happily climb into your lap for some affection, proving that when it comes to cuddles, size is just a number. Duke has a calm, laid-back personality with just the right amount of playful energy. He loves neighborhood walks, playing with rope toys and stuffed animals, and splashing around with the garden hose. He's also a big fan of tasty treats, especially bully chews and just about anything from Trader Joe's! When playtime is over, Duke is perfectly content lounging on the couch and enjoying a peaceful afternoon. He's crate-trained, generally house-trained, and does well when left home alone. He's not destructive, doesn't counter-surf, and knows how to make himself comfortable while his humans are away. Duke is also a smart boy who has made wonderful progress during his time in foster care. While he used to be quite vocal when visitors arrived, he's become much more comfortable welcoming new people into his space. He may still announce someone's arrival with an enthusiastic bark, but once he settles, his curious and affectionate personality comes through. Duke's Ideal Forever Home Duke has a loving heart, but he's also a sensitive boy who needs an experienced, patient adopter who understands canine body language and respects his boundaries. Duke has demonstrated resource guarding around food and treats and may growl or snap when he feels uncomfortable or threatened. He is particularly sensitive to grooming tools and handling, including brushing and nail trimming. Veterinary visits require pre-visit medication and careful handling because he presents a bite risk. His future family will need to be committed to gentle, positive-reinforcement training and working with veterinary professionals to help him feel safe and secure. Although Duke is generally house-trained, he has recently experienced some accidents indoors, particularly when reluctant to go outside after dark. His adopter should be prepared to address this with patience and a consistent routine, along with veterinary follow-up to rule out any underlying medical concerns. Duke has done well playing with dogs of a similar size and age, although he has occasionally snapped at the senior dog in his foster home. We believe he would be happiest as the only dog, where he can enjoy his own space and receive plenty of individual attention. A home without young children, small dogs, or senior dogs would be the best fit. His compatibility with cats is unknown. Duke would thrive with someone who appreciates a quieter lifestyle but still enjoys daily walks and playtime. He doesn't need constant adventure to be happy. A comfortable couch, a few favorite toys, and a person who understands him would mean the world. Duke isn't looking for perfection. He's looking for understanding. After 10 months in foster care, Duke has shown how much progress he can make when given patience, consistency, and love. Beneath his occasional insecurities is a sweet, intelligent, affectionate dog who wants to feel safe and loved. If you're an experienced dog owner with a calm home, a compassionate heart, and room on your couch (and maybe your lap!) for a 60-pound best friend, Duke could be the loyal companion you've been searching for. Give Duke the chance to find the security, understanding, and forever love he deserves. For more information please email contact@bammrescuepdx.org and include your contact number. ##2561501##

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BAMM Rescue - Rochester, WA Foster

Rochester, WA 98579

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21.9 miles

L & S Dog Diggity - WA Transport Stop

Olympia, WA 98507

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22.9 miles

The Woof Project

Lacey, WA 98509

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26.9 miles

Joint Animal Services

3120 Martin Way, Olympia, WA 98506

Pet Types: cats, birds, dogs, farm animals, rabbits, reptiles, small animals

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40.5 miles

Humane Society for Tacoma & Pierce County

2608 Center Street, Tacoma, WA 98409

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43.8 miles

Wet Noses Foster Paws

411 Fawcett Ave, Tacoma, WA 98402

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Rescue

44.7 miles

All Beings Cooperative WA

Tacoma, WA 98421

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49.2 miles

Rain City Rescue

Bonney Lake, WA 98391

Pet Types: dogs

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