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Remi - Foster Needed!

German Shorthaired Pointer

Female, Adult
Omaha, NE
Size
(when grown) -
Details
Good with kids, Good with dogs, Not good with cats, Spayed or Neutered,
Story
Remi is in need of a home after her owner passed away unexpectedly.  Remi is described as a very nice dog with a sweet personality. Remi plays well with other dogs and is good with children. Remi has a hunting background and has lived in an outdoor kennel. Remi is reportedly not good with cats, so a cat free foster home will be needed. Because Remi has only lived in an outdoor kennel, Remi will need to learn how to live in a home. GPPR dogs are indoor dogs, so the foster family will need to be prepared to help Remi learn the routines and expectations of indoor living, including potty training. Patience will be especially important as Remi adjusts to a completely new environment. We are looking for a foster home willing to give Remi the time and patience needed to make the transition from outdoor kennel life to living indoors.   Could you foster Remi? GPPR provides veterinary care and support while a dog is in foster care. If interested in adopting, please complete our adoption application. If potentially interested in fostering, please complete our foster application.  *Please be sure to read the adoption information page on our website before applying for a dog.   Visit this organization's web site to see any additional information available about this pet.October 2, 2026, 3:20 pm
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Sue - Foster Needed!

German Shorthaired Pointer

Female, Adult
Omaha, NE
Size
(when grown) -
Details
Good with kids, Good with dogs, Not good with cats, Spayed or Neutered,
Story
Sue is in need of a home after her owner passed away unexpectedly.  Sue is described as a very sweet girl who gets along very well with other dogs. She is also good with children. Sue has a hunting background and has lived in an outdoor kennel. She is reportedly not good with cats, so a cat free foster home will be needed. Because Sue has only lived in an outdoor kennel, she will need to learn how to live in a home. GPPR dogs are indoor dogs, so her foster family will need to be prepared to help her learn the routines and expectations of indoor living, including potty training. Patience will be especially important as she adjusts to a completely new environment. We are looking for a foster home willing to give Sue the time and patience she needs to make the transition from outdoor kennel life to living indoors.   Could you help Sue? GPPR provides veterinary care and support while a dog is in foster care. If interested in adopting, please complete our adoption application. If potentially interested in fostering, please complete our foster application.  *Please be sure to read the adoption information page on our website before applying for a dog.   Visit this organization's web site to see any additional information available about this pet.October 2, 2026, 3:20 pm
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Cochese - Foster Needed!

German Shorthaired Pointer

Male, Adult
Omaha, NE
Size
(when grown) -
Details
Good with kids, Good with dogs, Not good with cats, Spayed or Neutered,
Story
Cochese is in need of a home after his owner passed away unexpectedly.  Cochese is described as a very sweet and biddable dog. He is very good with other dogs and has gotten along well with all of the dogs in his previous home. He is also good with children. Cochese has a hunting background and has lived in an outdoor kennel. He is reportedly not good with cats, so a cat free foster home will be needed. Because Cochese has only lived in an outdoor kennel, he will need to learn how to live in a home. GPPR dogs are indoor dogs, so his foster family will need to be prepared to help him learn the routines and expectations of indoor living, including potty training. Patience will be especially important as he adjusts to a completely new environment. We are looking for a foster home willing to give Cochese the time and patience he needs to make the transition from outdoor kennel life to living indoors.   Could you foster Cochese? GPPR provides veterinary care and support while a dog is in foster care. If interested in adopting, please complete our adoption application. If potentially interested in fostering, please complete our foster application.  *Please be sure to read the adoption information page on our website before applying for a dog.   Visit this organization's web site to see any additional information available about this pet.October 2, 2026, 3:20 pm
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Freya

German Shorthaired Pointer

Female, Senior
Omaha, NE
Size
(when grown) -
Details
Good with dogs, Good with cats, Spayed or Neutered,
Story
UPDATE: October 1, 2026 Freya is settling in and had a very encouraging veterinary visit! Her veterinarian does not consider Freya a hospice case and feels she currently has a good quality of life and plenty of spirit. Her bloodwork did not show diabetes or kidney disease. She does have a urinary tract infection, which may be contributing to her increased drinking, urination, and panting. We are treating the infection first and will reassess those symptoms once she has had time to recover. Freya also has some arthritis, but it is not currently keeping her from getting around, exploring, or even helping herself to treats off the counter! Her unusual foot and extra toe were evaluated with an X ray, and for now there is no reason to remove the toe unless it begins causing her problems. For now, Freya is enjoying the comforts of her foster home while we get her UTI treated and learn more about what helps her feel her best. She has made it very clear that there is still plenty of life and personality in this sweet senior girl. Freya will be available for adoption once she has completed her initial medical care. We are so grateful to everyone helping give this special senior the chance to enjoy her next chapter. Freya's Story Freya has made it out of the shelter and is now safely in a foster home with Great Plains Pointer Rescue. She is a 13-year-old German Shorthaired Pointer who came to the shelter after her owner passed away. She had been living in difficult conditions and arrived in need of significant care. Despite everything she has been through, Freya has shown us that she still has plenty of personality. She enjoys being with people, exploring her surroundings, and, apparently, helping herself to anything interesting on the counter. When Freya first arrived, her shelter records noted mobility and joint issues, cataracts, dental disease, pressure sores, and a malformed digit on one of her front paws. She has now had her initial veterinary evaluation through GPPR, and we are addressing her needs one step at a time. What Happens Next? Freya's first priority is getting healthy and comfortable in her foster home. We are treating her urinary tract infection and giving her time to settle in so we can get a better picture of her day-to-day needs. Once her initial medical care is complete, Freya will be available for adoption. We will continue to update this page as we learn more about this sweet senior girl. Help Freya Freya's rescue and veterinary care are being funded by donations from people who believe senior dogs deserve a chance. If you would like to help with Freya's medical expenses, please visit greatpointers.org/donate. Every donation helps us provide the veterinary care, medications, diagnostics, surgery, nutrition, and other support our dogs may need. Thank you for helping Freya get the second chance she deserves. Follow Freya's Journey We'll continue sharing updates as Freya settles into her foster home and gets the care she needs. Right now, she's exactly where she needs to be: safe, loved, and getting the chance to enjoy her senior years in comfort.Visit this organization's web site to see any additional information available about this pet.October 2, 2026, 3:20 pm
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Oscar

German Shorthaired Pointer Hound (Unknown Type)

Male, 11 yrs 4 mos
Council Bluffs, IA
Size
(when grown) Large 61-100 lbs (28-45 kg)
Details
Needs special attention, House-trained, Spayed or Neutered, Shots are up-to-date,
Story
Being a German Shorthair & Hound mix, you can imagine that ol' Oscar is a lover of the outdoors! This sweet boy was born in May of 2015 and is still looking for a place to call his own. Oscar enjoys being around people, especially ladies, but he understands what it's like to need some space: your time, my time, and our time! Oscar experiences anxiety and because of this, boundaries are important to him. When his anxiety is low, Oscar is a goofy, playful boy who likes to chase balls, sticks, and rabbits. He loves, loves, loves long walks with plenty of time to let his hound nose get some exercise, and lots of exercise helps work off that extra energy that can make this handsome boy nervous! Because of his love for exploration, Oscar will need a fenced-in yard to keep him close to home.  Oscar is not kennel trained, but is totally fine being left to lounge around the house while you're away.  He's also housetrained, so no worries about that business! Oscar is a very smart dog who knows "sit", "stay", "lay down", "leave it" and he also knows that when he follows these fun words, he gets really yummy treats! Oscar's ideal home will be with an active person/couple who love to explore nature, just like he does, and who will love him like family while respecting his need for boundaries and independence! The suggested adoption donation for Oscar is $315.  We are a 501c3 organization which means that your donation may be TAX DEDUCTIBLE.  Your donation goes toward the high cost of veterinary care for our animals in rescue, as well as providing supportive services to animals in homes. Information about the adoption process:  All adoptions require a completed ADOPTION APPLICATION.  Once your application is approved, we will put you in touch with the dog’s foster to see if you and the pet are a good match.  If so, we will arrange a meeting for you and the pet.  The adoptions for all of our animals will take place in the Omaha, NE area and must be done by the adoptive family in person. We do not ship or deliver. Please Note:  We are a RESCUE, which is different from a shelter.  We conduct veterinary and personal reference checks during the application approval process. We always select the right applicant for each dog, based on the dog’s needs.  If you and the dog are not a good match, we will help you select another dog, or we will keep your approved application on file for 6 months. To learn about Muddy Paws Second Chance Rescue or donate to our animals, please visit our website at MuddyPawsSecondChanceRescue.com or our Facebook Page. ##738647##

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Great Plains Pointer Rescue

Omaha, NE 68124

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Rescue

37.1 miles

Muddy Paws Second Chance Rescue

527 Delong Avenue, Council Bluffs, IA 51503

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