The Dog Whisperer in Miami!
CESAR MILLAN 
GGARR was asked by Cesar Milan to be part of his Miami presentation!
 
Cesar and Grace Acosta
   
Our rescue Rottweilers on stage  



Rosy was found as a stray. She is a Rottie mix and is extremely
loving.  She is about 1-1/2 yrs old.

TO VIEW AVAILABLE DOGS
Click on the link "Available Dogs" on the left hand side

Grace Acosta - President 
GARotts@aol.com 
Yolanda Ramirez, Vice President 
YGRotts@aol.com 
Cindy Duick, Secretary 
cduick@comcast.net 
 

BOARD OF DIRECTORS 
Gloria Alayon 
Maria Burns
Mary Hope Durbin
Luis Garriga
James Garvie
Cledia Santiago
Marlen Valle 

PUBLIC AFFAIRS DIRECTOR
Carl Gordon
   CGordon500@aol.com 
(305) 804-3860

YOUR DONATION TO RESCUE IS NEEDED
A Non-Profit 501c3 Organization 
Click on Donations

 OUR DREAM is to build a Rottweiler Heaven Facility
Someday we will have a place for abandoned Rottweilers

Will you help?

     
 Rottweiler National Specialty Show 
click above 
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Gulfstream Guardian Angels Video 
 find out why the Guardian Angels do what they do. Click on the dog and wait to download the video. Before you hit "run", click out of the GGARR web page to be able to hear the music in the video. 
This is a video you should NOT miss!
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Our Adoption Process requires all applicants to complete an adoption application and have a home visit from one of our  representatives..
There is also a $175.00 adoption fee 
EFFECTIVE IMMEDIATELY: 
No dogs will be adopted to homes with children under the age of 10 years, same sex dogs, or multiple dogs already in the home. 
GGARR has the right to deny an applicant for any reason at any time. 
 All dogs adopted thru GGARR are Up to Date on shots,
Spayed/Neutered, checked/treated for Heartworm and
other parasites.  Your Adoption fee helps to cover the cost of this care.

DONATE NOW! 

  

Hi!  My name is …   

I really don’t remember. I have been at Rainbow Bridge for so long that I have forgotten what my rescuers called me.  I did have a name prior to them finding me, but they did not know what it was, and I let them “re-name” me.  I am now a Guardian Angel for those who are still looking for a home.  I am not alone here, we are a bunch.  But, I have been chosen to write for “our” web page.

 One of us gave Gulfstream Rottweiler Club the idea of creating a “club”, or a “rescue group”.  I think it came from one of those “show dogs” here with us.  I remember the conversation well.   My friend was telling us stories of his wonderful home and, how much he loved the “humans” who lived with him. He told us of happy days, of trips, of going to dog shows, whatever that meant.  He had his own bed, and at times he shared it with his human friends. He had his own car, and a DRIVER, too!  He traveled by air, and had a boat. Ah! And a swimming pool as big as a house. 

 Some of us were listening in AWE.  We, were not that lucky, we thought.

 One said, “because I did not have any of those things you mentioned, a human gave me a gentle shot, and I ended up here at Rainbow Bridge”.   Another, told his story too.  He told us about how he was “abused”, alcohol poured on his back and then set on fire!   And more and more not so lucky friends began to tell their story of how they came to Rainbow Bridge.

 I was in shock, and so was my “show” friend. I had been lucky to have found good humans while I was walking the streets.  The humans who lived with me gave me everything my “show” friend had.  Well, maybe not everything, but I had what I considered most important, LOVE.  I WAS VERY MUCH LOVED!. 

 My “show” friend was so shocked  and  spoke to the group. 

 “I was not aware, my friends, of how many of you suffered from not having a good home”, he said.   And then, he began to talk about trying to help those who were in need.  He had great ideas, but none of us knew how we were going to accomplish those from so far away. 

 “Let us be called GUARDIAN ANGELS!”, he shouted. 

 “Angels!?”  I said quietly to myself. 

 He explained how Angels have wings, and they are “spirits”, too, and can not be seen.  He told us that Angels are very close to God, and that God listens to them.  He told us,  that all we needed was to find those humans who were close to God.  THEY in turn would listen to God.

 All we had to do was to whisper in God’s ear the names of our friends in need. And then, whenever God was in “conference” with one of those loving humans, He would tell them what to do.

I said,  “OK!”, but,  I still have a big question. How are you going to tell our abandoned friends who to look out for? How would they know which home to go to, the neighborhood to walk by, or to whom to “talk to” when they are behind chain link fences, or to beg for shelter and food and love?”

 My “show” friend smiled.  He had the biggest smile I have ever seen.  
He then explained,  “How many of us here had a great home?”, he questioned. 

 Wow!  A bunch of dogs raised their paws.  There were as many of them, as there were of “us” who had not been that lucky.

 The show dog said, “just like Angels are close to God, WE TOO, are still close to the humans who we loved!   And so, we will do the same thing Angels do. We will “talk” to our former owners and ask them to help. You will see, soon we will be a bunch of Guardian Angels, here at Rainbow Bridge and down there on Earth.”

 And so, our existence came to be. 

 We are Gulfstream GUARDIAN ANGELS Rottweiler Rescue
(Story written by Grace Acosta)