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Rehoming Dogs


The GSDCV, via our 'Paws for Thought' program can facilitate in finding homes for German Shepherd Dogs. ‘Paws For Thought’ is NOT a rescue organisation. It is a rehoming service. The Rehoming Coordinators are only able to provide details of people who have dogs that need rehoming. They can NOT take your dog

Information in relation to dogs needing homes is provided and negotiation of adoption arrangements is the responsibility of those who have a dog that needs rehoming and the person(s) wishing to rehome that dog. Animals for rehoming are on a 'referral' basis only i.e. The owner of the dog, and the person interested in adopting the dog, are put in contact with each other. We take no responsibility in the decision or choice of the owner giving up their animal to other persons who may provide the dog with a home.

FEES: If you offer to provide a new home for an available dog, there is an administration fee of $75, payable by you as the 'new' owner of the dog. If you currently own a GSD that you wish to find a new home for using the rehoming service, an administration fee of $50 applies, payable by yourself as the current owner

If you are considering finding a new home for your german shepherd dog, please read the attached article 'do you really have to give up your german shepherd?' before making any final decision. GSDs needing to be rescued from the RSPCA and other animal shelters;
- Must be held for a minimum 14 days before re-homing
- These dogs will be desexed, vaccinated and microchipped prior to being rehomed, the cost of which is to be reimbursed by the person who is taking the animal

If you are interested in using our rehoming service, please read the attached document of requirements

If you have a dog you wish to rehome, complete the Information Form and contact Marg, Denise or Angela below

Anyone willing to offer a very good family home where one of our rescue dogs will live as part of the family please complete the adoption questionnaire and return it to us, and then contact one of the following:

GSDCV Rehoming Officer: Marg on ph. 0354427094 or 0423 807 333 or rehoming@gsdcv.org.au

Denise ph. 03 5968 3859 (Melb metro) or

Angela ph. 03 95830189 (Melb metro)

If you have found a lost german shepherd dog, please read the attached Tracing Lost Dogs article, or contact us via our Contacts page on this website.

Dogs Currently Available for Rehoming (below, if available)

Disclaimer: The German Shepherd Dog Club of Victoria offers no warranty of any kind in relation to any dogs offered for rehoming through the Paws for Thought Program. The German Shepherd Dog Club of Victoria does not enter into any negotiations between the owner and buyers or rehomers and remains an independent entity. The Committee of the German Shepherd Dog Club of Victoria reserves its rights to decline or withdraw any listing or cancel this site without prior notice.

King Has Now Been Rehomed


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  has found a lovely FAMILY HOME
Updated:  5 Jan 2012

Tess has been Remomed to a great new home


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  Tess is a very loving 5year old and urgently needs a new family home
Updated:  18 Jan 2012

SHARNA Has Been Rehomed


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  Sharna has found a nice home and is doing well !
Updated:  4 Dec 2011

Tigre Has Found that perfect New Home


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Updated:  14 Dec 2012

RUBEN Has Found A great New home


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Updated:  14 Dec 2011

LINDA A OLDER HEALTHY BITCH IN URGENT NEED OF SOMEONE TO LOVE HER PLEASE


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Updated:  14 Dec 2011

This 8 Year old girl in need of a new forever home ASAP


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Updated:  26 Jan 2012

Tara Rehomed and Very Happily So


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  Tara is looking for a new home
Updated:  14 Dec 2012