George

Meet George – 16 Months Young & Ready for His Forever Home<br/><br/>George had a rough start in life—he and his siblings were kept in a dark garage with little room to stretch their legs. Now that he’s discovered open space, he’s loving the chance to run, explore, and, most importantly, snuggle.<br/><br/>The Highlights:<br/><br/>16-month-old German Shorthaired Pointer<br/><br/>Sweet face, soft fur, expert-level cuddle skills<br/><br/>House trained, learning leash manners, knows “sit” (briefly)<br/><br/>Great with kids, dog-friendly in passing, but would prefer to be your one-and-only at home<br/><br/>Needs a solid fenced yard—he’s a bouncy guy who loves to stretch his legs<br/><br/>Eats with enthusiasm (think competitive speed-eating champ) — a slow feeder helps keep dinner from disappearing in 3.2 seconds<br/><br/>Curious, affectionate, eager to please<br/><br/>George is very birdy and does come from a lineage that hunts, he may enjoy hunting with some formal training<br/><br/>Working on recall and doing well, but should stay safely on leash or in a fenced yard<br/><br/>George enjoys other dogs at a safe social distance—passing by on walks, wagging at the neighbors’ pups, or greeting through a fence. But after years of being crammed in with his siblings, George is officially over the roommate life—he’s looking for a private suite where he can finally be king of his own castle.<br/><br/>He’s moderately active for his breed—he loves his outdoor time but is equally happy lounging in the sun, chewing on a bully stick, or supervising the neighborhood from a window. He takes treats gently, enjoys mealtime, and is adjusting well to all the exciting sights and sounds of the world.<br/><br/>George is ready for a family who will spoil him with love, patience, and plenty of snuggles.<br/><br/>If you think George is the guy for you, please complete an adoption application on our website DO NOT APPLY VIA PETFINDER - we will still need our application to be completed in order to move forward www.gsprescuenj.com.<br/><br/>IF YOU ARE ALREADY APPROVED THROUGH OUR PROGRAM, please EMAIL us at gsprescuenj@gmail.com and express your interest - we will have a volunteer reach out.

Meet George – 16 Months Young & Ready for His Forever Home

George had a rough start in life—he and his siblings were kept in a dark garage with little room to stretch their legs. Now that he’s discovered open space, he’s loving the chance to run, explore, and, most importantly, snuggle.

The Highlights:

16-month-old German Shorthaired Pointer

Sweet face, soft fur, expert-level cuddle skills

House trained, learning leash manners, knows “sit” (briefly)

Great with kids, dog-friendly in passing, but would prefer to be your one-and-only at home

Needs a solid fenced yard—he’s a bouncy guy who loves to stretch his legs

Eats with enthusiasm (think competitive speed-eating champ) — a slow feeder helps keep dinner from disappearing in 3.2 seconds

Curious, affectionate, eager to please

George is very birdy and does come from a lineage that hunts, he may enjoy hunting with some formal training

Working on recall and doing well, but should st

Meet George – 16 Months Young & Ready for His Forever Home

George had a rough start in life—he and his siblings were kept in a dark garage with little room to stretch their legs. Now that he’s discovered open space, he’s loving the chance to run, explore, and, most importantly, snuggle.

The Highlights:

16-month-old German Shorthaired Pointer

Sweet face, soft fur, expert-level cuddle skills

House trained, learning leash manners, knows “sit” (briefly)

Great with kids, dog-friendly in passing, but would prefer to be your one-and-only at home

Needs a solid fenced yard—he’s a bouncy guy who loves to stretch his legs

Eats with enthusiasm (think competitive speed-eating champ) — a slow feeder helps keep dinner from disappearing in 3.2 seconds

Curious, affectionate, eager to please

George is very birdy and does come from a lineage that hunts, he may enjoy hunting with some formal training

Working on recall and doing well, but should stay safely on leash or in a fenced yard

George enjoys other dogs at a safe social distance—passing by on walks, wagging at the neighbors’ pups, or greeting through a fence. But after years of being crammed in with his siblings, George is officially over the roommate life—he’s looking for a private suite where he can finally be king of his own castle.

He’s moderately active for his