German Shepherd Dog puppies and dogs in Sapulpa, Oklahoma

The holidays are all about family and friends and Im fully in the holiday spirit. I get along with cats, dogs and children of all ages! Ive been in foster care for almost my whole life, so spending Christmas in a home of my own would be my Christmas miracle. I might be a little big to fit under the tree, but Id make a great gift for your loving family.Call 918-264-8744 to schedule a time to meet me, or fill out the application to get pre-approved at https://garcok.org/pet-application/ Im sweet and gentle in nature even though I havent always been treated well. As a pup on the street, I was thin, malnourished, and frightened, wandering North Tulsa, hungry and abused. A good Samaritan started feeding me, until I finally let them lead me indoors. Then, they called Grace Animal Rehab Center. I was pretty much skin and bones, but slowly, with much love and nutritional food, they brought me up to my ideal weight.Ive learned to love living indoors and being a pet, but I'm a bit skittish around strangers because of my past life when people werent kind. If you adopt me, GARC will guide you on how to ease that in a very short time.

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This beautiful girl is pretty calm and laid back, with bursts of puppy energy. She is doing great with house and crate training. She has learned to sit, walk on a leash and play fetch. She is good with dogs and kids, cats are unknown. She heard that sticks are going to be the "thing" this fall, so she likes to carry one around every chance she gets. She is calm and quiet. She is crate-trained, does well on a leash, and is doing very well with basic commands. She has good manners and corrects very easily when she forgets now and then. She likes kids and gets along well with our bully-mix boy. She hasn't been around cats, but does just fine with our 8-pound Havanese. So I think she would do ok with cats too. She hasn't had an accident in the house in a while. She doesn't yet walk to the door on her own to let you know she has to go out, but she follows our dog and goes in/out of the house easily, so she has almost figured out. Tessa would make a great best friend. Tessa has been spayed, vaccinated and is ready to go home today!

There are some dogs that just speak to you. We first "met" Bennie when we saw he was listed for euthanasia at an overcrowded shelter a few weeks ago. His eyes just spoke to us and we knew we had to help...but sadly we didn't have any open fosters. So, we reached out for help in finding him a foster and thankfully an amazing foster family stepped up for him and helped us give Bennie his second chance! Upon welcoming Bennie to our rescue, we were quite surprised to learn this boy had ears for days! In his shelter photos, he had them down, probably because he was nervous and unsure of his fate. The minute he was sprung we discovered that he tends to always have them up and boy is he CUTE! Bennie is one of those dogs that you do not want to miss out on, let me tell ya. Bennie is around 2 years old, 68lbs, and believed to be a White German Shepherd mix. Ah, the big question... "How does Bennie do with cats and other dogs?" Well, folks, the suspense is real, but unfortunately, we can't give you that info as there are none in his foster home! We know, we know, you're all on the edge of your seat for that info. But here’s the good news: Bennie is currently being fostered around kids, and he’s absolutely crushing it! He’s gentle, sweet, and totally up for some fun playtime too. So while we can’t answer the whole “doggie social circle” mystery, we can confidently say he’s a fantastic kiddo companion! When Bennie meets new people, he’s like the cool, calm, and collected guest at a party who takes a moment to observe before making his grand entrance. He’s reserved at first, but once he gets the vibe, he’s all about that one-on-one attention. He’ll politely lean in, sit down in front of you, and give you the “I’m ready for pets” signal—because what’s better than a good petting session, right? He’s the dog equivalent of a relaxed, well-mannered guest who just wants to hang out and enjoy the love. No rushing, just pure chill and charm! Leash walks with Bennie are like a mini adventure every time! The moment that leash comes out, he practically starts doing a happy dance. He’s got a little bit of a zig-zagging style—think less "straight line" and more "choose your own path!" He may need a bit of help with his leash manners, as he tends to pull but honestly, with so much to explore and see, who can blame him? It's all part of the fun, right? ;) As for public outings, Bennie has been more of a homebody of late. His foster family hopes to take him out soon and see how he does, but for now we can say that Bennie is basically the definition of "cozy homebody." He’s all about lounging around and enjoying the simple pleasures of life—whether that’s taking a nap on the couch or just hanging out with his humans. He’s got zero complaints about chilling indoors, so if you’re into Netflix binges, snacks, and a snuggly companion, Bennie is your guy. Just add some belly rubs and he’s good to go! Bennie’s overall temperament is the perfect mix of playful and chill—he’s like the ultimate balance between an adventure buddy and a couch potato. Outside, he’s all about playtime, with some occasional zoomies thrown in for good measure (because why not run like a maniac every once in a while?). But once he’s back inside, he’s the picture of calm and laid-back vibes, ready for some quiet cuddles or a nice nap. He LOVES his toys and will happily entertain himself with them, though if you throw a ball, don’t count on it making its way back to you... he’s more of a “chase it, then casually walk away” kind of guy. But hey, at least he’s having fun right?! As far as living in an apartment goes, Bennie is more of a “space to roam” kind of guy, so an apartment might not be the best fit for him. While he’s calm and laid-back inside, he’s got a playful side that really needs room to run around....and zoomies and furniture don’t always mix well. He’s the type who loves his outdoor adventures, and small spaces might cramp his style. If you’re living in an apartment, you’ll need to be ready for frequent walks and outdoor playtime to keep his happy, energetic side satisfied. Bennie’s house manners are those of a pup who’s still figuring out this whole “indoor living” thing—because, let’s be real, it’s all new to him! He’s likely getting his first taste of cozy, indoor life, and he’s handling it like a champ. That being said, he still needs to stick to a solid routine and be let out frequently, or he might have the occasional “oops” moment. But don’t worry—when it’s time to go outside, Bennie’s a total pro! He knows exactly what you expect of him. Bennie hasn’t needed to be kenneled. However, he’s fully accustomed to free-roaming the house, and let’s just say, he handles it with as much perfection as his adorable ears are! He’s got a good sense of what’s off-limits and knows how to enjoy his freedom like a true champ. Now, those crinkle toys? Totally unfair! How is he supposed to resist when babies have the same kind of toy that makes that irresistible crinkle sound? It’s like a trap! So, Bennie might have accidentally snatched up a baby’s toy for a quick chew session—but honestly, he was just set up for failure (wink, wink). I mean, how could he resist? It’s practically a puppy’s duty to investigate those irresistible sounds! Bennie takes his role as the family’s official lookout very seriously. When he’s outside, he’s on high alert, making sure everyone knows he’s the self-appointed protector of the yard. He’s not shy about warning any suspicious leaves, nosy crickets, or sneaky squirrels that they better keep their distance—he’s got a job to do, and nothing’s getting past him! Consider the yard fully protected with Bennie on patrol. So, whatcha think? Could this eartastic boy be the one you have been looking for? If so, be sure to submit an adoption app with us! Remember, Bennie has already played the role of an "until" dog and it almost cost him his life. So, if you Bennie gives you his heart be sure to guard it with your life...because he will be your most loyal and loveable companion around! Bennie is currently living the good life in Choctaw, OK, and just a heads up—we don’t send our fluffy butts on transports! So, if you’re ready for a road trip full of Bennie kisses and a whole lot of adorable ears in the rearview mirror, then what are you waiting for? Apply for Bennie today and get ready for an adventure with this lovable goofball!

Ali is approximately 1 year old. I adopted her from Tulsa Animal Welfare. Ali is very loving and sweet. However, she does not like other dogs. Since I have two small dogs, I need to rehome her. Apparently she was dumped prior going to TAW. Therefore, she was nervous and a little fearful. She adjusted quickly and now is happy and playful. I’ve only had Ali for about 6 weeks and have become very attached to her. It is difficult to let her go but I have to think of the safety of my small dogs. Ali is crate trained and attended dog training.

Bronson is my 10 m/o GSD. He has high, playful energy and is highly intelligent. He will play for as long as you or your dog wants and is intensely focused when learning commands. He knows many commands such as sit/down, leave it, place, back, and gentle. As well, he is incredibly loyal and protective (even of other dogs) and would make for a fantastic addition to a family! He loves playing fetch with his frisbee and will run all day! A good long walk is always nice with him as he is good a heeling ( He will get nervous and distracted around loud noises and so needs a little reassurance at times). One of his best traits is gentleness towards children. Bronson is very sweet and has shown to be very loving and playful around them. He will have an e collar. He is best suited for a family with children who would play with him or a close companion that can spend a great a good deal of time with him.

Theo's owner passed away and he is needing a new home. He takes a minute to adjust to new people. Adopting Theo will require you to come to the rescue a few times to meet and spend some time getting to know Theo and let him get comfortable with you. Once Theo has accepted you, he is a loyal companion. He has a solid temperament and listens well. Theo gets along very well with other dogs. Being a working dog breed he will need a home that knows the breed and can provide and active life style.