Weeping WillowGSDSanctuary

Who We Are.......

Weeping Willow 2nd Chance German Shepherd Sanctuary, Inc.

We are a no-kill sanctuary for German Shepherds who find themselves in kill shelters or pounds, left abandoned, abused, or whose caregiver is no longer able to provide for them due to illness or death.

We are located on 2-1/2 acres of grassy tree-lined property with a calming pond and Willow Tree greeting them to the Sanctuary, situated in Trumbull County, Lordstown, Oh.

Weeping Willow provides a permanent home and cares for German Shepherds that are not easily adoptable due to their age or handicap. We also provide temporary homes (with the ultimate goal of securing permanent homes) for German Shepherds that are adoptable, but who face euthanasia in a traditional shelter or who have medical problems that preclude them from living in a shelter and being considered unadoptable and thus scheduled for euthanasia. German Shepherds do not adapt easily to shelter situations. We will provide temperament testing by knowledgeable German Shepherd instructors along with some basic obedience and "manners".

Public education will be available through public fundraising activities, working with schools and churches to bring public awareness of the temperament of this breed and the love and devotion a senior dog or younger dog can provide to a family.

Don't walk in front of me ~I may not follow.
Don't walk behind me I may not lead.
Walk beside me And just be my friend.



*501(c)3 non-profit organization

Mailing address:
Weeping Willow 2nd Chance GS Sanctuary
P. O. Box 294
Leavittsburg,Ohio 44430

Contact number:
330-898-0090

E-mail:
wwgssanctuary@aol.com

Please support Weeping Willow
**Donations can be made to:
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Thank you for your generosity!

~MISSION STATMENT~

As a volunteer-staffed organization, our Mission is to rescue senior dogs abandoned in shelters or no longer able to be cared for by their elder/disabled caregivers

To provide lifelong quality care for rescued senior dogs

To adopt appropriate dogs into loving, permanent homes and provide evaluation and training where needed

To develop programs that match senior dogs and senior people to their mutual benefit

To foster a public awareness of having lifelong responsibility companion animals through education at schools, churches, fundraisers, etc.

To strengthen the bonds between humans and animals by teaching respect and compassion for all living things