The Gossett Foundation

11/14/2024

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Located in Fort Walton Beach, Florida

‼️We are currently reviewing all apps. To be considered an app MUST be submitted. It is not first come first serve, will choose the best fit home. ‼️

Rottie lovers unite!!
Allow us to introduce Layla. She is an absolute doll. She gets along with other doggies, big and small. She used to live with another Rottweiler and a tiny little Chihuahua friend. There were even little kids that she played and snuggled with, until her world was flipped upside down. Layla is a quiet, sweet girl that needs a family who will love her forever. We're looking for a soft place for Layla to relax after spending some time at a local shelter. If you're able to foster, adopt or even, foster to adopt this beautiful rottie girl, here's your chance. Please share Layla with all your friends, we would love to save her from a very over crowded shelter.

10/07/2024

SOS 🆘 !!!!

10/02/2024

Even though we are a day late- happy National Black Dog Day!!!

Black dogs are the most passed over in rescues and shelters… not sure why they are beautiful!!! 😍

09/26/2024

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09/20/2024

07/25/2024

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Located in Hartselle, Alabama!

July 28: Adopted, and now known as Radar. ❤️
Thank you Angela for saving & loving him. ❤️
Freedom ride vid in comments (thank you Angela for sharing ❤️).

🚨 URGENT: surrendered by owner to over-capacity shelter.
Hartselle, Alabama
Patchy ❤️
Male, 3 years old, 40 lbs, intact
Happy, sweet, & submissive, but developing kennel anxiety. Needs out of the shelter & into a home.
Friendly w dogs & participates in playgroup
Recovering from flea allergy dermatitis, after owner kenneled or tied him outside 24/7. 💔
Intake June 21
ID # 4275A
Thank you volunteers Stephanie & Katie for the media. ❤️

⭐ Out-of-state? Learn more:
https://www.facebook.com/100064415960944/posts/766491918841333/

Morgan County Animal Shelter
1314 Industrial Dr
Hartselle, AL 35640
256-773-2934
[email protected]
https://morgancounty-al.gov/departments-services/animal-control/

07/18/2024

This 💯

06/23/2024

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06/12/2024

Oh sweet sweet Spudley.
This boy is super affectionate, gentle and loving.

He is available for adoption through Walton County Animal Services, Florida
*For a limited time, their adoption fee is $10!!!*

He is 1 year old and around 38lbs.
Here is what we know about him

- Loves people 🥰
- Will snuggle alllll dayyy long
- Very sweet
- Likes walks🚶🏼‍♀️‍➡️
- Likes other dogs🐶
- Good with kids 👧🏼

He is already neutered and up to date with his shots! Please share his beautiful face in hopes of finding him a forever home!

06/09/2024

You can always do something 🐾

06/07/2024

This beautiful boy is looking for his forever home! I just want to squish his big ol face!!!!! So sweet!

His name is Copper
He is about 4 years old and is a Presa Canario Mastiff.

Copper is a STUNNER (obviously) 😀

He is available for adoption through Pet Welfare on Eglin Air Force Base.

Here is what we know about Copper

- Loyal
- Very Affectionate
- Does well with kids 👶
- Likes other dogs 🐶
- Friendly
- Loves playing tug of war!
- Likes to go on leisurely walks

He is already neutered, up to date with his shots and ready to warm your couch!!!

Please share Copper so he can find his forever home!

You can meet him, Monday - Saturday 9 am - 1pm. Or contact the rescue directly at the information below!

683 Range Road
Eglin AFB, FL 32542
850-678-5066
[email protected]

07/26/2022

[borrowed]
Imagine if this was your view. Day in and day out people would come by and stand in front of your cage and stare at you. They would tell you to sshhh if you barked. They would laugh if you ran around frantically. Some would cry if you looked sad. Imagine people reading the info on your cage and just moving on. Imagine being on display like furniture in a storefront. Can you imagine?

Dogs that are in a shelter cage can feel scared and vulnerable. They often times are anxious and depressed. When looking for a forever family member please take all of this into consideration. Spend time with the dogs outside of their cages. Choose based on your time together...not on what you see through those bars. Shelter life is not real life. Cages can make the gentlest soul appear "crazy" or "aggressive" simply because he is scared.

When visiting a shelter or a pound please be aware of the broken hearts in those cages. Show them respect. If a particular dog acts up when you are in front of his cage please move on. He doesn't want to be on display and has nowhere to hide. Teach your children not to taunt the dogs by running or jumping around. This always leads to more chaos and stress for all.

Shelter dogs had families at one time just like you and I. Each of them has had their lives turned upside down through no fault of their own. Imagine being let down by humans over and over.
Put yourself in their place. Try to imagine.💔 Megan Zarlenga