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Welcome to SCGSR! SCGSR is a 501(c)(3) nonprofit. SCGSR's mission is to rescue, rehabilitate, provide spay neuter, veterinary care and rehome German Shepherds in Southern California. SCGSR receives no public subsidies and is funded solely through the generous donations of our adopters and supporters. Join our family. You can help SCGSR continue its mission to save German Shepherds and place them in loving homes by making a tax deductible donation today. SCGSR is not affiliated with San Diego German Shepherd Rescue.
UPDATE 5.05.08: Poor Montana is suffering from pneumonia! Today our wonderful SCGSR volunteers transported Montana from San Bernardino right to our vet, Dr. Tugend of VCA Main Street in San Diego. It was obvious she was very ill. We are devastated that Montana is so sick, her lungs are filled and she's on oral and IV antibiotics and fluids. Montana will likely be in the hospital for a week and we hope we can make her well. On the bright side, she is so sweet to everyone, the volunteers who transported her and all the vet techs and vets caring for her. We will do our very best to save Montana. Please help Montana pay her hospital bill, which stands at about $350 on her first day, with a week to go! She needs you so we can give her the best medical care possible! Make a donation now, any little bit helps! We hope to have updated photos of Montana and some good news to report in a day or two. Thank you all for being friends of rescue and for helping SCGSR save dogs.
5.04.08: Montana is safe! SCGSR stepped in in the nick of time to save Montana, a beautiful young white German Shepherd/Husky mix. Volunteers will transport Montana from San Bernardino to safety in San Diego this week! .
4.23.08: Angel and Baby are safe! SCGSR went to great lengths to save these girls, and we want to thank our supporters and volunteers who helped. The girls are now clean and fed and sleeping comfortably together at night, awaiting that special family we know is out there to love them and help them forget their sad past. Just look at them now! 
4.21.08: Angel and Baby need your help!
We received a plea to help Angel and Baby. Their owner passed away and the dogs stayed with him until police found the man. A shelter worker called and had to stop mid-sentence to get herself together, she was fighting tears and said she couldn’t put these sweet shepherds down. These two year old girls are happy and inseparable, and are sweet to people and dogs. They are polite and submissive, they are healthy, and they adore each other. SCGSR has committed to helping these girls, even though they are far from San Diego, but we need help from you, our supporters. Times are lean for everyone and we have not been able to help as many dogs, but we just couldn't say no to Angel and Baby. We need donations to pay for their boarding, transport and care, but most of all we need a kind and loving foster home where they can recover from their ordeal. It would be so sad to keep them in a kennel after what they've been through. Please contact us right away if you can help, or make a donation now!
4.14.08: SCGSR DOGS NEED YOU!! VOLUNTEER TODAY!
SCGSR has volunteer positions open now. SCGSR is a nonprofit, many of your expenses including mileage may be tax deductible. Apply today, help save lives and make happy homes!
- Volunteer Coordinator
- Store/Merchandise Development & Management
- Fundraising
- Event Planner
- Foster Families
- Dog Transporters
- Petfinder & 1-800Save-a-Pet Updates
- Dog Walkers
- Take dogs to training classes on weekends
- Coordinate and transport dogs to television appearances
- Home Checks
- Adopter/Dog Introductions
Fill out our online volunteer application today and tell us what you can do to help save dogs!
I need a foster home! When you see this message on a dog's photo or bio page, he or she is in boarding and in desperate need of a foster home. If you can help, all you need to do is send us an email. Even fostering a dog for a week gives him or her a break from the shelter/boarding environment and helps calm the dog and make it more adoptable. You can help, just click on the link and send us an email to and foster a dog!
11.30.07: SCGSR Recommends Embrace Pet Insurance!
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DVM Mobile Services
Compassionate in-home euthanasia and hospice care. Twenty-five years experience.
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Need a great vet in San Diego? Make an appointment with Robert K. Tugend, DVM, VCA Main Street Animal Hospital, 2773 Main Street, San Diego, CA 92113, 619-232-7401. Dr. Tugend and his staff have helped SCGSR save many of our dogs. They're the best! Tell them we sent you!
Vets Recommended by Adopters and Volunteers:
Spring Valley:
Gary Simpson, DVM, of the Spring Valley Vet Clinic, 619-660-1114.
Vista:
Mark Handel, Palomar Animal Hospital, 2615 S. Santa Fe Avenue,
San Marcos, CA 92069, (760)-727-7622.
Have another great vet in San Diego? Contact us with their information today!
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Need a great trainer, doggie day care or dog walker?
We recommend Mirna Pacheco and Dogs on the Run! Mirna knows her stuff and is a great problem solver. Call Mirna today at 619-252-0286, and tell her we sent you. She offers discounts for adopters and for foster parents! For training, pet sitting, dog walking and more, call Dogs on the Run today!

Chris Mordock of American Canine Training is another great trainer you can contact at 1-858-274-0268! Chris is located in Lakeside, California.
Do you want to recommend more trainers? Please contact us with their information today!
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Looking locally for holistic, healthy and raw diets for your dog? Visit The Holistic Hound in La Mesa, or visit their online store at The Holistic Hound.
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San Diego Animal Support Foundation is committed to helping the animals of San Diego by providing financial and media support to legitimate, local non-profit organizations in good standing. See some of the wonderful ways the Foundation has helped our local shelters and organizations. Donate your car, truck or boat to help San Diego animals! Visit their website today!
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FOCAS! Friends of County Animal Shelters ("FOCAS") helps San Diego County Shelter animals find homes by assisting with adoptions, medical issues and by working with local rescue groups. Visit their website today!
Don't see your new best friend here? Visit Coastal German Shepherd Rescue, Westside German Shepherd Rescue and German Shepherd Rescue of Orange County, and check out our Links page for more rescues and shelters!


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Why rescue? Bringing a rescued dog into your home can be one of the most rewarding experiences of your lifetime. See in person how grateful an adult dog is to be secure, healthy, well fed and happy, and you'll see what we mean!
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Read more about living with a rescued dog on our FAQ page.
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Rescue links visit links to rescues, shelters and some of our good friends
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