Meet The Malinois (approx. 14)
With a recent increase in the number of homeless Belgian Malinois dogs, the German Shepherd Rescue of OC has welcomed several Mals into our life raft. Belgian Malinois are not the same breed as German Shepherds, and while they share some similar traits, adopters should become acutely familiar with the breed before choosing to adopt one. Belgian Malinois are very high-driven, very energetic, and very intelligent dogs and as such, they do not do well waiting at home all day for an owner to return from work. If you are not extremely athletic with a good exercise routine, this is probably not the right breed for you. They require twice as much exercise as the average large dog.
If you believe you can offer a Belgian Malinois a home with exercise, leadership, patience, and a very stable routine, these dogs are available for adoption.
Application, home visit, and donation are required prior to placement.
Who can resist this little face? 3 month old Sadie, a Belgian Malinois puppy is guaranteed to capture your heart.
Raven's family was transferred to another state and unable to take her along. Heartbroken, they reached out to GSROC for help.
Sweet and wiggly, 5 month old Mia is a Belgian Malinois looking for a home of her own. Playful and friendly, she is housebroken and in need of a foster home. If you are a fan of the Belgian Malinois breed - Mia is the girl for you.
Can you believe it? 7 month old Blaze was in a rural area, surrounded by coyotes. Yikes! Luckily he is now with GSROC and we have promised to help find him a loving home. Blaze is a Belgian Malinois and requires a home familiar with the breed.
Fun loving Bruno is an 18 month old head turner! His classic good looks will catch your attention. Like many teenaged GSDS, Bruno believes he is a cool guy and thinks highly of himself. Well, with looks like his, you really can't blame him.