Weimaraner
Dogs for Adoption
in USA

Posted Breed: Weimaraner. Lucky is approximately 2 years old. He’s been completed vetted and is UTD on all vaccinations. He is heartworm negative. He loves children as well as other dogs/animals. His foster family has worked on leash training. Lucky will make a wonderful companion and playmate for any home. We believe Lucky is a Weimaraner mix. If you are interested in adopting this beautiful and sweet fur baby, please call 850-556-6460.

Posted Breed: Weimaraner (short coat). Adoption Fee: $125. Hi, my name is Presley and I am a 6 year old Weimaraner mix that was surrendered by my owner because I need an outside area to run and play. I am a super handsome guy, and very sweet and playful. I love to play in the water, play fetch with a tennis ball, walk well on a leash, sit on command, and get along well with other dogs (except unaltered males). I would love to find a great home where I have a large fenced in yard where I can run and play to get the exercise and stimulation I need. My adoption fee is $125 which includes vaccinations, neuter surgery, heartworm testing, free vet check from a local vet, and microchip, with a lifetime of love! All MS Critterz furry friends are in foster care, so if you are interested in adopting, we will contact you upon completing your application to set up the adoption. If you would like to do a meet and greet, please email infomscritterz the name of the animal you are interested in with your phone number so we can contact the foster parent to coordinate a time.

Posted Breed: Weimaraner (short coat). I’m as cute and sweet as Mom and Apple pie. That’s why I’m called Sweetness Pie! I’m a golden delicious, not a granny smith! I like to express my opinion, why not-I’m an American! Really, I’m kind of lonely and want some attention shown to me. I’m a real character that will entertain you for life! I’m the cutest ball of fluff and I’m really smart. I want to be the one plucked for the family pie! I’m not rotten to the core! So come down and pick me from the tree! Here is what the crew has to say about me: Sweetness was donated because her owner was moving and could not take her. She is under a year and weighs 42lbs. She is calm for her age and is social. Nice looking girl too! Please call Faustina at 806-664-1615 since she can give you details about the animals! If you call the Pampa Animal shelter please refer to the animals by their number listed after the names. Thank you for you cooperation!

Posted Breed: Weimaraner. Gemma is a large, strong 3 year old silver female. We do not know at this time if she is good with children or cats. She may be fine with older children and she has not exhibited any prey drive so far.

Posted Breed: Weimaraner. Petite, clever, adventurous, happy and affectionate 4 yr old weim is seeking active, equally clever and weim savvy human(s) with a sense of humor. I am a work in progress. My first few years have been a little bumpy. I lived on a farm for a while but my high prey drive and living amongst chickens was not a good combination. My foster mom says that I should not live in a home with cats, hamsters, rabbits, birds or the like. She is convinced that I need to live in home with a physical fence (I very likely would not respect an underground fence system). When I am on a scent only tactile boundaries or being leashed will stop me. I was adopted by a kind family but the teenage boys and the dad made me nervous. That is how I ended up with my foster mom and my weim foster brother. Initially, I did have reservations about the male visitors to our home, while visiting friends’ homes, at the dog park and on our walks. But with multiple daily positive male interactions, I have become more at ease with guys. Some of the tightest bonds that I have formed in my new life are with men. I might need a little time, patience, and treats to get there, but I’m worth it! I will snuggle and boop noses with you all day long once I know you are the real deal. Let’s talk about kids…I love them when they are quiet and calm and cuddle with me. When kids are active and noisy, I can become excitable and anxious. My go-to behaviors when I am overwhelmed or excited are soft-mouthing arms and legs (all drool and slobber) and jumping. I do this with all humans big or small. This is becoming less of a thing as I am learning to chew on my favorite toys instead of reaching for human limbs; and sitting instead of jumping with a gentle/firm command. Like I mentioned before, I am a work in progress. I have not yet met a dog that I did not like. A few times another dog has told me that my enthusiastic mixed-martial-arts style of play needed to be taken down a notch and I reacted appropriately. Older dogs might find me to be a handful. My foster mom has observed that I take cues from the balanced dogs around me on how to react to new situations/people. While she is working with me independently to boost my confidence, it is clear that I thrive with a canine companion. When my human needs to leave the house, I hang out in my cozy crate. It is necessary. Left to free roam without supervision, I gravitate to/shake the stuffing out of all plush and stuffed items (connected to my high prey drive). My foster mom took me and my foster brother on a 12-day road trip and I LOVED IT! She said I was a superstar with the changing environments, new people and lots of unfamiliar dogs. I am a calm traveler. Just hook me up with my seatbelt harness and I am happy to watch landscape go by in between my naps. That is the good, the unique, and the quirky about me!

Posted Breed: Weimaraner (short coat). Star is a nice, mild mannered girl that ended up in the rescue because her owner had heart surgery and could no longer adequately care for her. She hasn't had much exposure, in our rescue, to kids or cats so it is unknown how well she would do with them in the home. She has a lovely long tail!

Posted Breed: Weimaraner. Roscoe is a 3 year old silver male. We do not know at this time if he is good with children or cats. He may be fine with older children and he has not exhibited any prey drive so far.

Posted Breed: Weimaraner. Maison is a young male weimaraner that loves the camera, and the camera loves him! He was given as a Christmas gift when he was a puppy, but as he grew his natural weim energy became too much for the home. He's been doing well in the rescue as his foster parents have been giving him lots of exercise and guidance. He'll thrive in a home with a strong owner and a training routine.

Posted Breed: Weimaraner. See thor go! .youtube/watch?v=NL44TicOUKo&feature=youtu.be My name is Thor and I am a beautiful, soon to be 4-year-old male that is as sweet as they come! I came to GLWR when I was 5 months old with an inherited congenital birth defect called Myelodysplasia (spinal dysraphism), which is nothing more than an incomplete formation of the neural tube (spinal cord) from some abnormality in my genetic makeup. Some of my neural pathways are incomplete and so I can have some sensory challenges. It is a non-degenerative albeit permanent condition that will not worsen and I am not in any pain. I do not take any medications. I have progressed to full autonomy and far exceeded everyone's expectations for my mobility. I do tend to tire prematurely when I play but I do LOVE to play with balls, sticks and my canine friends in a game of chase in the yard. Staying in a routine helps me with my potty breaks and with a standard household routine I live a pretty normal life. Outside of that I am a well socialized and happy and a typical young weim. I will always be a special needs dog and will require regular vet care. My adopters must commit to financially supporting my medical needs, in addition to meeting my daily needs, which include specific potty duties and sometimes washing. If you can help keep a routine my maintenance is pretty normal! In return, I promise to love and cherish you with all of my great big Weimy heart! I need baby gates in front of all the steps except for the ones to get outside because, in general, stairs are difficult for me as they require coordination that sometimes is difficult when going up and down. My foster family has worked very hard with me, investing time, patience, and love to build my strength. The results have been nothing short of a miracle. Some more things about me...I like to go for walks and can go up to three miles. I also love walks on the beach or in the woods. When I get tired, I begin to hop. I am crate trained and that is where I am when my foster parents go to work, but I am let out once during the day. I would love to find someone who works from home, is semi- or retired, or has a capable, responsible dog walker because three to four hours is my maximum crate time. My favorite thing in the world is a nasty looking soccer ball. I love playing chase with that ball. After potty and exercise time I like to hang out with my foster family and watch TV, just like any other Weim! I have not been able to get on the couch, but I love when someone comes to sit on the floor with me. I have a never ending appreciation for the care and attention that I get that helps me live a great dog life. I get along great with kids and other dogs. I would not do well in a home with stairs or hardwood, laminate or tiled floors. I really need a home with as much carpet as possible. If you think your heart and home has room for a sweet, lovable boy, please contact GLWR. I would love to find my forever family!

Posted Breed: Weimaraner (short coat). Gracie is a lover to no end and her foster mom says that she is the sweetest dog she's ever met. She loves to give kisses and snuggles to no end. She does have a high prey drive so she needs to be in a non-cat household. Gracie loves to play fetch, nook on her toys, and is great with other dogs. Do you have room in your heart and home for this lovable dog? If you are interested in adopting Gracie, please fill out and return the application on our website at:⠀ great-lakes-weimaraner-rescue/application/