Weimaraner Rescue's photostream

Elvis, 10 months, has had the best of care and the advantage of spending his puppyhood with an experienced Weim personality. He's accustomed to having a door open so he can go in and out at will. He's house-trained and obedience-trained. He's also quite handsome

Leo was impounded at a remote desert shelter hours from us. We were told he was emaciated, was missing much of his coat, and that he was terrified and very sweet. Immediate arrangements were made to transport him. Leo quickly adapted to Rescue - he enjoys the walks, the toys, and, especially, mealtimes! He loves to be held and cuddled. He's a bit wary when meeting men but no more than many of the dogs who've experienced harshness. Leo is approximately 12 months. www.friendsforpets.org/

Louie was returned to us today after a month placement. He's wondrous with other dogs, the mammoth-sized tortoise, the multi-family members - he is not wondrous with visiting men or men at the dog park. We did not see this during the month Louie was in our care before placement - he was exceptionally congenial and affectionate with everyone. Louie is about a year old. He'll now need to be placed in a more-protective home environment. www.friendsforpets.org/

Prince is handsome, well-mannered, gentle, house-trained. He was released by owner due to work-hours and the family's thought that he was not receiving optimum attention and time. (I'm certain that Prince would much rather be with his family receiving less time than in a kennel run.) Prince deserves a quality Weim-home. He's exceptional - good with dogs, cats, children. Who could ask for more? www.friendsforpets.org/

Louie was returned to us today after a month placement. He's wondrous with other dogs, the mammoth-sized tortoise, the multi-family members - he is not wondrous with visiting men or men at the dog park. We did not see this during the month Louie was in our care before placement - he was exceptionally congenial and affectionate with everyone. Louie is about a year old. He'll now need to be placed in a more-protective home environment. www.friendsforpets.org/