MEET OUR FOREVER FOSTERS!

GRRSN will care for any dog that comes to us, regardless of age or health issues. Some dogs come to us very late in life, or with health issues that may be hard for an adoptive family to afford. This makes the dog very hard to place. For this reason, the Forever Foster program exists. Wonderful families open their hearts and homes to these dogs, while GRRSN assumes financial responsibility for the rest of their days. This program is one of the main reasons GRRSN fundraises tirelessly. We never want to turn away a dog because of lack of funding. Forever Foster dogs don’t know how old they are or whether or not they are sick. They still have so much to offer and we feel that they deserve the same loving, forever families and homes that all dogs do. Please take a moment to meet our Forever Fosters. If you would like to sponsor a certain dog, or the program in general, please follow the donation link.

 

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 Lucy & Phoebe

Lucy & Phoebe

Lucy and Phoebe were in a loving home for the last 5 years.  Unfortunately because of health issues, their owner is no longer able to care for them.  Their forever foster dad took them into his [...]

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 Rochy

Rochy

How does someone dump their 15-year-old Golden off at a shelter?Well, that’s what happened to poor old Rochy. Rochy’s hair was matted, he was filthy dirty and obviously had never cared for. We [...]

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 Flirty

Flirty

Flirty has found her way back to GRRSN. Unfortunately for her, her owner passed away, but we consider ourselves lucky to have her back, and so does her forever foster family! Flirty is a [...]

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 Lucy

Lucy

We rescue many dogs throughout the year….not often do we see a dog that has the level of neglect that 11-year-old Lucy has!  We wish we could have rescued this girl a long time ago! [...]

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 Manny

Manny

Manny is a fun-loving, young boy that was born with some problems with his spinal cord. This has left our little Manny with wobbly legs and an inability to know when he has to go potty. Manny is [...]

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 Luna

Luna

4-year-old Luna has had a rough few months. Her owner was diagnosed with cancer and could no longer care for her. A family member tried to step in and keep Luna, but they had medical issues as [...]

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