1. Rocket

    “We have had a GSD, male DOB 03/07/2019 handed into vets in Welwyn Garden City on 28th August 2026. It is chipped to a breeder and we do not expect anyone to claim the dog. The dog will be available for rehome from 4th September 26, this Friday. The dog...
  2. Sunny

    “Sorry to have to contact you again so soon but I have this GSDx that is unclaimed and his chip not registered. He’s a lovely boy, probably around 2. We walked him with my female Labrador yesterday. He was a bit in her face and excited initially but soon calmed...
  3. Lilo

    “We collected this gorgeous 4-year-old black GSD on Sunday. She is chipped, but so far no response to contact.  Should no owner come forward, please could she be considered for a rehoming space with you? “ How could we say no to this lovely lady! Lilo (yes I know), was...
  4. Ludwig

    Please meet Ludwig who was born October 2023. He came from the RSPCA via the Police having been seized after being left in hot car. They asked for our help after he was becoming increasingly frustrated in their kennels which is in a very urban area. Ludwig is a bouncy...
  5. Milo

    We were contacted by the RSPCA in relation to this poor young lad: “Tied to caravan on industrial estate. Handed over to someone who tried selling him. Met at service station and he got loose. Police captured him.” This is Milo who was born in November 2024. He is microchipped...
  6. Phoenix

    “The reason I am emailing is to just gauge your availability and if there would be potential that you could take on a very young female Dutch herder. I believe she is about a year old. The microchip is blank with no implantation date. She wouldn’t be able to leave...
  7. Thunder

    We were contacted by a council in Essex who had removed numerous GSD’s from a property where they were being hoarded. There were 15 dogs in total. In fairness the dogs were fed and all got along, but the majority had never seen outside of the property or been on...
  8. Dakota

    We were contacted by a council in Essex who had removed numerous GSD’s from a property where they were being hoarded. There were 15 dogs in total. In fairness the dogs were fed and all got along, but the majority had never seen outside of the property or been on...
  9. Bear

    Here we have our gorgeous Bear, he was in the local stray pound. Bear has been with us for a few weeks, we have allowed him some time to settle as he was quite a nervous boy. This lovely fella is slowly building up some confidence and he is also...
  10. Negan

    “I am emailing you regarding a possible rehoming candidate as you were recommended to me by another vet. I am a vet working in London. We had a 6 month old Malinois  brought in by his owner this evening requesting euthanasia after two separate bites of an adult in the...

Why we do what we do

German Shepherd Rescue Elite was not only set up to help as many unwanted, abandoned and neglected German Shepherds as possible, but to also offer education to the general public on the responsibilities / pros / cons of owning a large working breed dog and to be able to offer help and advice so hopefully we can become the prevention for once instead of always being the cure.

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