Bosco - Male Young German Shepherd for Adoption in Maricopa County, AZ

He is a rare grey German shepherd I can explain how that happens while him still being purebred He is fine around other dogs good with cats doesn’t pay much attention to them he is pretty chill most of the time for a puppy he would rather lay next to your feet then play with the other dogs he is working on potty training I need him to go to the right home

Sweet, energetic, fun and friendly 13-month-old German Shepherd. House-trained, knows basic commands, great with [kids (newborn and 4 y/o at least / other dogs], vaccinated, but not spayed. Has not been exposed to cats. Due to an unexpected pregnancy and third kid on the way, we simply do not have time to give Ember the life she deserves.

I lived in a house and became homeless. For 4 months. I had someone look after him as I got back on my feet now im in an apartment. I feel really bad because im at work and dont have time to properly train him. He's in a kennel 8-9 hours a day and I can only walk him so much. He has accidents in his kennel amd I understand it's mainly my fault. He isn't a bad dog he gets a long with my other dog. He is quite a challenge to walk and pulls but he's getting better. I really dont want to give him up but my options are very limited. I want to keep him so bad but I know he'd be better off with someone that has more time for him.

These girls are my absolute heart and soul. My wife and I rescued them from a homeless lady when they were 8 weeks old and they've spent everyday with us since. I never pictured a day when they wouldn't be with us and it literally breaks my heart to make this post, but unfortunately our current living situation and where it might be headed is no place for two beautiful, loving souls such as these. They are the sweetest most loving girls you could ever ask for, they love kisses and cuddles, and each other most of all. Fat girl has high anxiety and is scared of most things (but not aggressive at all) and Princess is her loving, outgoing protector (not scared of anything). I understand that most people won't be able to take two dogs at once and I know it's asking alot but I would hate for these girls to lose their parents, their guardians, their protectors, and then lose each other as well. If it's not at all possible and I KNOW theyre going to a good home then I could possibly let them go to separate homes but I would really hate to do that to them because of how much they depend on each other. I will say I'm trying to be as selective as possible with who gets them because they HAVE to go to a good home. They will live in the car with me before they go somewhere where they're not loved and appreciated for the wonderful beings they are. I'm not really concerned with the adoption fee as long as I KNOW they're going to a good home. And I ask only truly responsible, loving pet owners inquire. Now please help me get these girls a good home. P.s. they are both full grown and stand less than two feet tall off the ground and both weigh between 30-37lbs. I call them compact Shepards; all the great qualities of a Shepard but with medium/small size.