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How to Adopt
Find out about our adoption process and policies.
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Adoptable Dogs
A full listing of our adoptable dogs.
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Adoption Application
Fill out an adoption application.
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Volunteer
We always desperately need foster families who can open their hearts and homes to a needy German Shepherd Dog. If you think you could offer a temporary home (from a week or two up to a month or two for each dog) then PLEASE learn more about Become a Foster Home. All you have to…
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Become a Foster Home
Why Foster? Foster Application Please read all the information on this page before completing an online volunteer form (found at the bottom of this page). What kind of training do I need? Ideally, a foster volunteer should have some general experience with dogs and preferably have some experience with German Shepherd Dogs. You should be…
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Donate Money
Prior to adoption to their new families, all our rescued GSDs are spayed or neutered along with receiving their required vaccinations and heartworm medication. Some of our dogs may also require treatment for acquired respiratory, skin or heartworm infections that can cost as much, if not more than the routine sterilization and vaccinations. Our adoption…
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Donate Dog Items
If you would like to make a donation of any of these dog items please email us at Serendipity.Email@Gmail.com for directions/pickup.
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Adopter Updates
Notify us if your address or phone number changes.
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About German Shepherds
Is a German Shepherd right for you?
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Seniors Furever
Senior dogs can be the most difficult for shelters and rescues to adopt out. Why?
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Adoption FAQs
Answers to frequently asked questions.
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Contact Us
Serendipity German Shepherd Dog Rescue is a state licensed, incorporated, all-volunteer, 501(c)3 non-profit rescue organization founded in 2004. Based in Missouri, we do our best to assist dogs in St. Louis and the surrounding areas. P.O. Box 7432Chesterfield, MO 63006Serendipity.Email@Gmail.com
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Surrender Policies
We are not a shelter or a kennel. We do not have a physical location. Owner surrender dogs should be vaccinated and heartworm tested negative. If they are not, an owner surrender donation of $100 will be required as contribution towards the veterinary costs that we will incur. This donation is tax-deductible. We do not…
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