SSRR is spotlighting rescued Rottweilers with our 2025 "Rott of the Month" wall calendar. The calendar will feature a different Rottie each month and on the front cover, for a total of 13 photos. Grand Prize winner will grace the cover and 2nd & 3rd place winners will have the opportunity to select the month they'd like to be "Rott of the Month". The remaining winners, 4th thru 13th place, will appear as the Rott of the Month at SSRR's discretion. Click on the picture above to enter and/or vote.
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Bella
Current Size: 80 Pounds
Current Age: 2 Years 10 Months (best estimate
Location: Wakefield VA 23888
Bella is the SWEETEST! She loves nothing more than to smother you with love kisses. Bella is still very much a puppy and has a lot of energy. She would do best in an active home with plenty of room for her to run around. Bella loves to chase lizards, squirrels. balls, and just about anything! She loves to drink water from the hose and play in the sprinklers.
Bella was attacked by a couple of dogs at one point in her life. She has been undergoing training and doing well with understanding other dogs and that not every dog is going to try and hurt her. Because of the attack, Bella does not do well with hyper or highly active dogs. She will be adopted to a home with a laid back, mellow dog or a home without another dog.
Bella does great walking on a lead. She is working on not jumping up on people. Meeting new people gets her very excited. As a result, small kids may not be the best option. She is very smart and learning very quickly. Bella loves snuggling on the couch and just being with you. We can not say enough good things about this dog.
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Current Size: 100 Pounds
Current Age: 3 Years (best estimate)
Location: Sweeny TX 77480
Don is very friendly, happy, energetic and very playful. He loves tug toys and will play with a jolly ball for hours. He is very affectionate and can't get enough love. This boy is not shy at all. He plays pretty rough so we do not recommend small kids. Don V gets along with any dog. He has met dogs from the size of Chihuahua to the Great Danes. He is very friendly with both male and females but does like to be dominant. He was not used to being leashed and did not have very good manners when he came into SSRR. He would jump on you and push through doors when he wanted out. Don V has come very far and doesn't jump anymore and no longer pushes through when he wants out or in. He is used to a leash now but does still pull some. Don V was surrendered to the shelter by a couple who had 12 dogs that they had previously used for breeding. He was well taken care of though. He didn’t have fleas or heartworms when he came to us. His favorite snack is carrots! He's overall super sweet and affectionate. We recommend an adult/older kids home with people who have large dog experience.
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Click to go to Pearl's profile page
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Current Size: 85 Pounds
Current Age: 5 Years 5 Months (best estimate)
Location: Sweeny TX 77480
Pearl’s foster mom says that she is literally one of the best dogs she has ever fostered. Pearl is great with kids of all ages as well as with other dogs. She is friendly and outgoing, She's very happy and cuddly. She is house and crate trained perfectly. Pearl is a medium energy girl. She will play but is gentle even with small kids. She ignores the cats that she currently lives with. Pearl is an absolute gem for a family with any age children. She's loyal, not shy and not anxious. She walks well on a leash and knows basic commands. She was surrendered by a couple who had previously used her for breeding. She was healthy at surrender. She had been well fed and well socialized. Don V is her son. Her favorite treat is carrots.
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We are in need of foster homes! A foster home is a temporary home for one of our Rotties until SSRR finds a permanent home for the dog. A foster home provides the love and shelter for the dog while SSRR provides and pays for all medical needs. Being a foster home is not easy. Taking a Rottie into your home, caring for him, loving him, and then letting him go to a new forever home can be very difficult. But, fostering can also be the most rewarding and fulfilling thing a true dog lover can ever do to support dogs in need. If you are interested in becoming a foster home, please fill out a foster application.
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Drink Coffee. Save Dogs.Every abandoned dog deserves a second chance. At Rottweiler Coffee Co, they use the sale of their single origin and blended coffees to help dogs find new homes. Twenty percent of their profits benefit no-kill animal shelters, dog foster care organizations, and Rottweiler Rescues like Southern States Rescued Rottweilers. You benefit from big, bold flavor — dogs benefit from your big, bold heart. Visit their website to order your coffee. PupLife gives charities, such as SSRR, $50 worth of PupLife merchandiseOR a $25 PupLife Gift Certificate. |
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Please donate to one of our funds: |
Anoki MemorialAnoki’s Memorial fund has been established for SSRR volunteers and family / friends that are facing financial hardship due to an emergency vet situation/illness for their personal dog. |
Place of HopeFrom the bond and love of a foster home and this special senior girl blossomed SSRR’s “Place of Hope” program. Though their time might be limited, senior dogs truly have so much love to give. |
Special NeedsOur Special Needs dogs truly need our help and often require extensive medical care. Most times, these dogs would not stand a chance of survival if not pulled by a rescue group to save them. |
Colonel Douglas Zimmerman IIAll donations to this memorial fund will be utilized for Special Needs rescued Rottweilers including but not limited to their veterinary care including vaccinations, surgeries, medications and rehabilitation.
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