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Pictures of our dogs. We will no longer place photos of our adoptable dogs on our website. It is just to challenging to stay current. You can view our dogs at PetFinder.com click the link View GSRHD Dogs |
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GSRHD is always looking out for the best interests of the dogs, and reserves the right to refuse any adoption |
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GSRHD is funded entirely by private donations. On behalf of the dogs and puppies whose lives you continue to improve - Thank You! |
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Contact Us 24 hr. Message Phone 760-565-8012
info@gsrhd.com |
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FaceBook Page. The FB platform allows for a more timely post of current information. You can follow our FB page by using the FB search bar for German Shepherd Rescue of the High Desert |
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Get rid of the problem not the dog! We have found some information that you might find useful. click here |
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Recognizing Animal Cruelty / Report it! What constitutes animal cruelty? Animal cruelty occurs when someone intentionally injures or harms an animal or when a person willfully deprives an animal of food, water or necessary medical care. Here are some signs that may indicate abuse or neglect: Tick or flea infestations / Wounds on the body / Patches of missing hair Extremely thin, starving animal / Limping An owner striking or otherwise physically abusing an animal Dogs who are repeatedly left alone without food and water, and often chained in a yard Dogs who have been hit by cars—or are showing any of the signs listed here—and have not been taken to a veterinarian Dogs who are kept outside without shelter in extreme weather conditions Animals who cower in fear or act aggressively when approached by their owners |
