Waltonpets Furtography Session: Sable

Psalms 68:6 "God makes homes for those who are abandoned; He makes free those who are bound with chains."

Wednesday, 8:50 AM - Three female German Shepherds came into the Walton County Animal Control shelter in three days, all from the same general area. It looked like some “wonderful” person decided to just dump their shepherds instead of finding them new homes or bringing them to the shelter.

The first German Shepherd picked up was the youngest; just under a year. She was very skittish, but came around well enough and German Shepherd Dog Rescue of Georgia came to get her within a couple of days.

The second, also a younger dog, might have been mixed with an Anatolian Shepherd . She was a sweet and gentle girl that rolled over on her back for belly rubs. No doubt she’d be great in a family with kids. She too was rescued in just a few days by Leica’s Saving Paws Rescue.
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But Sable… poor Sable. She was an older, black German Shepherd girl, so it would be a little bit harder to get her into rescue or an adoptive home. A close look at her revealed flakey skin and some missing hair. I have to admit, I cleaned her up a bit with the healing brush tool! And the photo in front of the golden wildflowers… who can resist that?

Older female black German Shepherd Malinois dog outdoors on leash. Flaky skin, flea allergy. Dog rescue animal shelter pet adoption photo for Walton County Animal Control humane society. Georgia.