German Shepherd Rescue of New England, Inc

06/18/2026

Teddy is looking for his forever home!

This big, beautiful, handsome boy is still searching for his forever home. Teddy is ready to find a family who understands the breed and will give him the structure, love, and adventure he deserves. Could you be the one to give this amazing boy the happy ending he’s been waiting for?

Please share to help Teddy find his perfect match! 🐾
https://gsrne.org/our-available-dogs/

06/18/2026

It never seems to end with lost dogs on the news feed. Hoping this beauty gets reunited with her family soon.

Where is my family⁉️
I was playing in the puddles on the side of Old Tilton Rd in Canterbury, but a nice person thought it may be better to be dry, sage and warm at the shelter.
Female with no tags or microchip
If you know where I belong, please contact the shelter at 603-856-8756 or [email protected]

06/18/2026

On the loose in Amherst, NH !
Does anyone know where this dog belongs?

06/17/2026

The GSRNE 2026 July Calendar Raffle is here!

For just $10 a ticket, you’ll have 31 chances to win cash and amazing prizes all month long… and winning tickets go right back into the drawing!

From a $500 July 4th cash prize to Bose speakers, gift cards, mystery prizes, and more, there are so many chances to win while helping homeless German Shepherds in need.

Let’s make this our BEST Calendar Raffle yet as we celebrate GSRNE’s 30th Anniversary Year!

https://gsrne.org/product/2026-calendar-raffle/

06/17/2026

Amazon Wish List Item Spotlight !
Our GSRNE foster dogs all seem to LOVE these squeaky balls!

Studies have shown that squeaky toys hold a special appeal for dogs because of the fun, high-pitched sound they make. The squeak sparks curiosity, excitement, and play — helping keep dogs mentally stimulated, engaged, and entertained for hours.

For many of our rescue dogs, toys like these also help build confidence, reduce stress, and simply let them enjoy being dogs again. If you’d like to spoil a foster dog, these squeaky balls are one of their favorite items on our wish list!

German Shepherd Rescue of New England is a registered 501(c)(3) organization and all donations are tax deductible. Our dogs say thank you… and so do we! 🐶

With gratitude,
German Shepherd Rescue of New England

https://gsrne.org/wish-list/

06/17/2026

Meet Stella & Draco…♥️🐾

Some dogs leave an instant mark on your heart, and Stella (3) and Draco (2) are those dogs. Despite a heartbreaking past after being abandoned during an eviction, these two remain incredibly sweet, loving, and devoted to one another.

Their bond is beautiful—Draco adores Stella, and she makes him feel safe. They love attention, enjoy walks, and have gentle, affectionate personalities.

Stella is playful, adventurous, and loves belly rubs and toys. Draco is a sweet, curious boy with a gentle, happy spirit.

These best friends must be adopted together, as they bring each other comfort and confidence. After all they’ve been through, they deserve a forever home filled with love and security.

https://gsrne.org/our-available-dogs/

06/17/2026

Join us for a fun Crafting-for-A-Cause night benefiting the foster dogs of German Shepherd Rescue of New England, Inc.

We’re thrilled to partner with Denise from Handcrafted by Design and the Early American Restaurant (Quincy, MA) for this special Pressed Flower Nightlight event. Every nightlight purchased helps support our foster dogs waiting for their forever homes.

When sending your Venmo payment, please include:
“6/20 Nightlight”

06/17/2026

Good morning from GSRNE’s Teddy!

This big, beautiful, handsome boy is still searching for his forever home. Teddy is ready to find a family who understands the breed and will give him the structure, love, and adventure he deserves. Could you be the one to give this amazing boy the happy ending he’s been waiting for?

Please share to help Teddy find his perfect match! 🐾
https://gsrne.org/our-available-dogs/

06/17/2026

GSRNE Covers All Expenses!
—- Without committed fosters, GSRNE is limited in the number of dogs we can bring into our care. Foster homes provide a more comfortable and predictable environment for dogs, helping them adjust to their new surroundings and increase their adoptability.

Foster homes make a huge difference in a dog’s ability to trust. A dog in foster care learns how to succeed and thrive, which gives them the upper hand when it comes to being adopted. Dogs in foster care have the opportunity to build trust and relationships with people, as well as other animals. They learn the basic skills they need to live in a home, such as a good foundation of house-training, crate-training, leash skills, and basic obedience training, sets that dog up for a successful future.

Interesting in fostering?
Reach out to us @ https://gsrne.org/contact/ or https://gsrne.org/foster/