Breed: German shepherd mix
Age: 7 months
Sex: Male
Tate’s story: Tate and his siblings were just days old when they were found in the desert. Their mom did all she could to protect them from the elements, but they likely would not have survived if a kind-hearted animal lover hadn’t found them and reached out to German Shepherd Rescue of Orange County for assistance. The canine family has been in foster care since then and are ready to meet their new families. Mom is a beautiful German shepherd, but dad’s lineage is unknown. Tate is house-trained and loves other dogs.
Adoption donation: $495, tax-deductible to the extent allowed by law
Adoption procedure: Contact German Shepherd Rescue of Orange County at 714-974-7762 or fill out an application online.
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