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Hand Me Down Dobes, Inc

Columbus, OH 43212

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Email handmedowndobes@hmdd.org
Phone (614) 470-2851
Website http://hmdd.org/index.html
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Areas Hand Me Down Dobes, Inc serves

We are a 501(c)(3) nonprofit organization staffed entirely by volunteers committed to saving homeless Dobermans. The oldest and largest purebred Doberman rescue in Ohio, HMDD also serves bordering areas of Michigan, and Pennsylvania . We are proudly affiliated with the Doberman Pinscher Club of America and abide by their code of ethics.

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To learn more about HMDD including how to adopt, please visit our website at www.hmdd.org
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About Hand Me Down Dobes, Inc

Since 1994 our mission has remained the same - to rescue, rehabilitate and place Dobermans into loving, forever homes.

To accomplish this goal, our nonprofit rescue depends on support from people like you! Donations allow us to rescue Dobes left with no where to go, and provide the care they need. Our dogs come from animal shelters, humane societies, and owner surrenders. After time in a caring foster home, we carefully place these dogs into approved adoptive homes. We also work to educate the public about the Doberman breed, the importance of spaying and neutering, training, and responsible, humane pet care.

Every adoptable Doberman in our rescue program has been examined by a veterinarian. Our Dobes are vaccinated, tested for heartworms, spayed or neutered, and given any necessary medical care. They are microchipped and placed on preventative for heartworms, fleas and ticks. General observation of behavior is noted during the fostering period before adoption.

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Donations from generous supporters like you allow us to rescue Dobermans regardless of age or medical condition, saving those that are sick, injured, and/or emaciated. We provide the care these dogs need such as critical life-saving medical treatment, surgery, necessary medications, and time to heal in a caring foster home. We are grateful for your support!

To make a donation or sponsor a particular dog, please use PayPal or a credit card by clicking on the DONATE button below, or mail a check to our address: HMDD, P.O. Box 12325, Columbus, Ohio 43212-0325
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