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German Shepherd Resource & Rescue Center

Nahant, MA

German Shepherd Resource and Rescue Center, Inc. (GSR&RC) is staffed entirely by volunteers and funded soley by private donations, adoption fees and fundraisers. Our Mission is to serve, protect and promote the well being of German Shepherd Dogs. We are all volunteers a...

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German Shepherd Resource & Rescue Center

Nahant, MA

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German Shepherd Resource and Rescue Center, Inc. (GSR&RC) is staffed entirely by volunteers and funded soley by private donations, adoption fees and fundraisers. Our Mission is to serve, protect and promote the well being of German Shepherd Dogs.

We are all volunteers and we do everything…fostering our homeless GSDs, staffing our fundraisers, transporting dogs and supplies, interviewing foster and adoption candidates, recruiting members and volunteers, raising funds…we don’t exist without volunteers and your contributions. We and the dogs are grateful for your support!

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