[URGENT] Gretchen

URGENT: Due to the rescue closing for the remainder of the 26' year, all dogs must be moved off the premise. Coming Back Home Rescue had little adoptions this year, no fosters stepping up, and little donations. We are no longer able to keep operating. <br/><br/>Dogs are available for adoption including out of state, fostering (local), or transfer to another rescue. <br/><br/>FROM A GEORGIA SHELTER TO A SECOND CHANCE IN OHIO <br/><br/>Meet Gretchen a beautiful German Shepherd mix who almost never got the opportunity to know what safety, comfort, or love truly felt like.<br/><br/>Last month, Gretchen found herself sitting in a crowded Georgia shelter as the clock ran out on her. Like so many good dogs caught in an overwhelmed system, she was at risk of euthanasia simply because there wasn't enough space. Despite her sweet personality and eager heart, her future was uncertain.<br/><br/>But Gretchen wasn't ready to give up.<br/><br/>With help from rescue advocates and transport volunteers, she climbed aboard a freedom ride headed north toward a new beginning. Mile by mile, she left behind the fear and stress of the shelter and made her way to Ohio where Coming Back Home Rescue promised her something every dog deserves:<br/><br/>A chance.<br/><br/>And Gretchen has embraced that chance with her whole heart.<br/><br/>Shes playful, intelligent, and incredibly eager to please. Shes dog-friendly, kid-friendly, housebroken, and settles beautifully in a crate without separation anxiety. At around 23 years old and 60lbs, she still has that fun, energetic spark while also craving love and connection with her people.<br/><br/>Now, instead of waiting in a kennel wondering if tomorrow would come, Gretchen is waiting for a family to finally call her own.<br/><br/> Gretchen<br/> Female<br/> German Shepherd Mix<br/> 23 Years Old<br/> 60lbs<br/><br/> Dog Friendly<br/> Kid Friendly<br/> Housebroken<br/> Crate Trained<br/> No Separation Anxiety<br/> Smart & Playful<br/><br/> Available for adoption after 6/17 through Coming Back Home Rescue. Is getting spayed on 6/15.<br/>Out-of-state adoption available. <br/><br/>Adoption Application: https://form.jotform.com/243184639148060<br/><br/>She escaped euthanasia. Now she just needs someone to show her that shes finally home.

URGENT: Due to the rescue closing for the remainder of the 26' year, all dogs must be moved off the premise. Coming Back Home Rescue had little adoptions this year, no fosters stepping up, and little donations. We are no longer able to keep operating.

Dogs are available for adoption including out of state, fostering (local), or transfer to another rescue.

FROM A GEORGIA SHELTER TO A SECOND CHANCE IN OHIO

Meet Gretchen a beautiful German Shepherd mix who almost never got the opportunity to know what safety, comfort, or love truly felt like.

Last month, Gretchen found herself sitting in a crowded Georgia shelter as the clock ran out on her. Like so many good dogs caught in an overwhelmed system, she was at risk of euthanasia simply because there wasn't enough space. Despite her sweet personality and eager heart, her future was uncertain.

But Gretchen wasn't ready to give up.

With help from rescue advocates and transport volunteers, she climbed aboard a freedom ride head

URGENT: Due to the rescue closing for the remainder of the 26' year, all dogs must be moved off the premise. Coming Back Home Rescue had little adoptions this year, no fosters stepping up, and little donations. We are no longer able to keep operating.

Dogs are available for adoption including out of state, fostering (local), or transfer to another rescue.

FROM A GEORGIA SHELTER TO A SECOND CHANCE IN OHIO

Meet Gretchen a beautiful German Shepherd mix who almost never got the opportunity to know what safety, comfort, or love truly felt like.

Last month, Gretchen found herself sitting in a crowded Georgia shelter as the clock ran out on her. Like so many good dogs caught in an overwhelmed system, she was at risk of euthanasia simply because there wasn't enough space. Despite her sweet personality and eager heart, her future was uncertain.

But Gretchen wasn't ready to give up.

With help from rescue advocates and transport volunteers, she climbed aboard a freedom ride headed north toward a new beginning. Mile by mile, she left behind the fear and stress of the shelter and made her way to Ohio where Coming Back Home Rescue promised her something every dog deserves:

A chance.

And Gretchen has embraced that chance with her whole heart.

Shes playful, intelligent, and incredibly eager to please. Shes dog-friendly, kid-friendly, housebroken, a