Central Illinois German Shepherd Dog Rescue
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2008 Fur Funders: Dale & Maxine Manning in honor of Lakota. Steve Hitz in memory of Marah & Gretchen. Mark & Janet Koonce in honor of Bodie, Gracie & Mo. Peter Kuk. in memory of Scout.

2007 Fur Funders: Lois Hall in memory of Harley & Dusty. The Koonce's in honor of Bodie, Gracie & Mo. The Hehns in honor of Buddy & Barney. Dolores Hughes and Mikey. Gerry Haas and Bailee. Chrissy Little in honor of doggie friends that aren't "perfect". Steve Hitz in memory of Marah & Gretchen. Mary Van Meer in honor of Betsy. Michelle Liberton.
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Adopted July 2008
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A special thank you goes out to Trey's sponsors: Robert Leben. Kelly Vitton. Rebecca Kuk in loving memory of Elsa & Oscar the GSD. Joannie Vriner in honor of Milo & Reni. Mary Schmack in memory of Scraps, Skeeter & Shadow. Arnold /Horn family in honor of their foster doggies. Tricia, Chris and their GSD Kylie. John & Marla Ewers in honor of Kaiser. Aileen O'Dea in in honor of Nakita and in memory of dear Kobi. Cheryl Smith in honor of King. Maria Noack. Donna Frederick. Steve Hitz in memory of Marah & Gretchen. Mark & Janet Koonce in loving memory of Sammie.
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Name: Trey
Color: Black/Tan
Size: 98 lbs without a front leg!
Gender: Male, neutered
Age: 4 years
Floor-friendly: Yes
Kid-friendly: Yes
Dog-friendly: Yes
Cat-friendly: Yes
Jumps Fences: Not known to
Playful: Yes, more cuddly than anything!
Sleeps indoors: Yes, in a crate
Origin: Owner give up
Special Needs: Missing Left foreleg from car accident when he was 2 years old
Health Concerns: None, loss of limb hasn't affected his general health and he moves quite well
Heartworm Negative: Yes, on Interceptor heartworm preventative
Microchipped: AVID microchip
Shots: DHLPP-C, Bordetella, Rabies

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Trey

Trey: This big guy has been through a lot. He was owned by a twenty something that left him chained outside. Trey had broken off the chain several times and was eventually in an accident that cost him his front leg. He was then dumped on the owner's mother and stepdad, and, after they could not care for him (due to their own bunch of dogs and the stepdad leaving the home), Trey wound up at the pound as a stray. He is an impressive 98 lbs without a leg and gets around very well. He is very sweet and loves to cuddle, but still needs an owner with some muscle to walk him. He is a very strong and healthy boy! If you'd like to give Trey a home, fill out an application. Keep in mind that all dogs are born with three legs and a spare!

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Elizabeth Riddle, our rescue president, outside of her full-time job and continuing educational pursuits, is an animal behaviorist and an obedience instructor, with a Bachelor's degree in Biology from the University of Illinois with a specialty in Ethology (the study of animal behavior). She officially founded this rescue in November of 1997 while attending the University of Illinois. Learn more about this rescue...

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Approximately 8-12 million companion animals enter animal shelters nationwide every year and approximately 5-9 million are euthanized (60% of dogs and 70% of cats). — Annual Shelter Statistics, ASPCA

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