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Doberman Rescue Alliance of Wisconsin, Inc.

Southeast, WI 53188

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Email dobierescuewi@gmail.com
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Areas Doberman Rescue Alliance of Wisconsin, Inc. serves

Wisconsin Only at this time

Doberman Rescue Alliance of Wisconsin, Inc.'s adoption process

1.

Submit Application

**Applications for Wisconsin only at this time**

We are licensed through the State of Wisconsin, our dog seller license is 400312

2.

Home Check

Includes Vet and Background check

3.

Approve Application

Board of Directors will approve all applicants

4.

Meet the Pet

At the foster home

5.

Sign Adoption Contract

If you can't live without the pet

6.

Pay Fee

We request a donation fee to help cover the vetting and spay or neuter of the dog. Fees can be found below in Adoption Process step 7

7.

Take the Pet Home

Additional adoption info

The steps in our adoption process are:

1. Commitment - Please seriously consider your lifetime commitment to a dog and confirm that the Doberman breed is a good fit for your life and family before adopting.

2. Adoption Application - Complete and return the adoption application.

3. Home Visit & Vet Check - A volunteer will contact you and schedule an appointment to visit your home. The purpose of this visit is to verify the information you provided in your application (i.e., fenced-in yard, crate, etc.) and to ensure that we are matching you with the correct Rescue Doberman for your home environment. We request all members be present at the home visit. A vet reference check will also be completed. (Please note that the adoption process CANNOT be completed until a home visit has been performed).

4. Application Decision – If the steps above are satisfactory, your application will be approved. We reserve the right to refuse an applicant if, in our judgment, the home situation is not compatible with the needs of a Doberman, if the breed is not suitable for the applicant, if the applicant has a criminal record or if the vet check is not satisfactory.

5. Determine Potential Matches - After the home visit & vet check, if your application is approved, you will be contacted by an Adoption Coordinator who will discuss available dogs that may be a good match for you.

6. Meet Potential Matches - Your Adoption Coordinator will then schedule a time for you to meet potential matches. It may take some time to find the right dog for you, and we will do our best to continue the search for a compatible dog.

7. Adoption Contract & Donation - You will be required to complete an Adoption Contract at the time of adoption. An adoption donation of $500 for dogs up to two years old/$400 for dogs three to seven years old/$200 for eight plus years old/$100 for special needs or a Doberman mix is requested at the time of the adoption. This donation helps reimburse DRAW for costs incurred on behalf of the rescue dogs. Under special circumstances, we potentially could lower this fee (i.e., elderly/special needs dogs, etc.). All adoption fees should be made payable to Doberman Rescue Alliance of Wisconsin, Inc.

8. Follow Up – An Adoption Coordinator will contact you post-adoption to confirm you and your new family member are happy. If, for any reason, the adoption is not satisfactory, Doberman Rescue Alliance of Wisconsin requires that the dog be returned to DRAW. DRAW retains the right to reclaim any rescue dog that is neglected, improperly cared for, or allowed to roam free.

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About Doberman Rescue Alliance of Wisconsin, Inc.

Doberman Rescue Alliance of Wisconsin, Inc. (DRAW) is a non-profit, charitable organization dedicated to the rescue, care and adoption of Doberman Pinschers in need. We are licensed by the State of Wisconsin, license 400312.
We are an all-volunteer organization comprised of individuals across the state of Wisconsin that are devoted to the breed. Our Mission - To utilize every opportunity to assist a Doberman in need, regardless of situation, age or health concerns; to ensure their health and happiness, and place them in loving forever homes; To assist and educate current Doberman owners, potential adopters and the general public on the Doberman Pinscher breed.

Our volunteers have extensive rescue experience working with the Doberman Pinscher breed, have assisted with the successful placement of hundreds of Dobes, and have come together to strengthen the rescue network. Our foster homes are comprised of experienced and loving volunteers. All potential adopters are fully evaluated, including home visit and background check. We follow up with each adopter, and require that in the event an adopter can no longer care for the dog, it be returned to DRAW so we can ensure each dog’s safety and happiness throughout their life.

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