1. Logan

    Whilst we’ve all been enjoying the bank holiday weekend, the Notts team have welcomed a new face to the club. Meet Logan, a lovely little boy that needs everyone’s help to get him a home. He seems fine walking out with the ladies but has taken a dislike to a...
  2. Buddy

    Buddy was born in July 2022. Currently entire but he is microchipped. His vaccinations were out of date. He had been in his home since a pup however is having to be rehomed since his mum started cancer treatment he has become unsettled and growls at her, possibly confused because...
  3. Wolf

    May I introduce Wolf, a Herder cross Mali, who was born in July 2019.. He is microchipped and vaccinations have been restarted and he is now neutered. Wolf has been with us a while now but was a case of giving him time and space to come to his foster...
  4. Rex

    ********Sexy Rexy Update****** Rex Nottingham Kennels July 2025 Update Rex has been officially with the GSRE Nottingham for just over a year after being brought over from Bosnia with another rescue. This boy needs his own home and people, a firm favourite with the Volunteers and he has recently had...
  5. Sam

    May I introduce Sam. He is microchipped and now neutered. We were contacted by a veterinary practice who asked us if we could help Sam as his owner wanted to book him in to be put to sleep, and they did not feel Sam had been given a fair chance,...
  6. Alfie

    Alfie is believed to be a Mali X, male, born February 2021. He was only 2yrs old when he came in from the pound, via another non-breed specific rescue centre. He is neutered, microchipped, wormed and fully vaccinated. As far as we are aware, Alfie does not appear to have...
  7. Bear

    “Bear is a very cheeky chap indeed he likes thing on his own terms and like people to ignore him when they first meeting as he does have trust issues. Bear does take time to get use to people but getting a lot better once he fully trusts you he...

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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