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My basic info
Breed
Doberman Pinscher
Color
Black
Age
Adult
Size
Large 61-100 lbs (28-45 kg) (when grown)
Weight
–
Sex
Male
Pet ID
55214117
My details
Purebred
Spayed / Neutered
My story
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Here's what the humans have to say about me:
Dusty was found in the Rio Grande Valley with an untreated bite wounds on a rear leg. He was taken to a vet for immediate care then started the long transport to DRNT. It took three transporters to get Dusty to our vet where the wounds were cleaned and assessed. It was discovered that he had suffered a broken leg which had started healing on its own. Although at first surgery was considered, the DVM who treated him stated "it was better to leave it as is, surgery could actually make it worse. It has been a slow healing process for Dusty. Thus he has one swollen hock that will stay that way. He has been in a foster home with a number of other large dogs. He gets along with both male and female. He is a rough player and continues to seek loving from his fosters, Loves leaning on you and likes company. Because of his previous injury, he will not make a good running buddy but playing in the yard,yup he loves it.
Dusty was found in the Rio Grande Valley with an untreated bite wounds on a rear leg. He was taken to a vet for immediate care then started the long transport to DRNT. It took three transporters to get Dusty to our vet where the wounds were cleaned and assessed. It was discovered that he had suffered a broken leg which had started healing on its own. Although at first surgery was considered, the DVM who treated him stated "it was better to leave it as is, surgery could actually make it worse. It has been a slow healing process for Dusty. Thus he has one swollen hock that will stay that way. He has been in a foster home with a number of other large dogs. He gets along with both male and female. He is a rough player and continues to seek loving from his fosters, Loves leaning on you and likes company. Because of his previous injury, he will not make a good running buddy but playing in the yard,yup he loves it.
The application is located on our website Dobermanrescue.org
2.
Interview
We will contact you with any question we may have, We do check the address listed on the application and we do call your vet.
3.
Approve Application
Once approved we call you and finish the application. We then set up an appointment for you to visit the rescue and meet our Dobermans.
4.
Visit the Facility and Find a Pet
Once you visit and find the Doberman you like, you will adopt him/her and take your new family member home
Additional adoption info
We ask that all prospective adopters send us an adoption application. After we have screened it and approved your application, you will be offered an appointment to visit our facility in Grand Prairie and meet with members of Doberman Rescue of North Texas. .
We ask that all prospective adopters send us an adoption application. After we have screened it and approved your application, you will be offered an appointment to visit our facility in Grand Prairie and meet with members of Doberman Rescue of North Texas. .
Fill out an application and wait to hear from our screener.
Once approved our volunteer will contact you and you will be offered and appointment on Sunday's only.
Bring a collar and leash.
Bring your drivers license or other identification.
Bring a check or cash for your adoption donation. We do not accept Paypal and do not keep cash on hand to make change
Know the name of your vet clinic and its telephone number. You will need to put it on the adoption contract.
Fill out an application and wait to hear from our screener.
Once approved our volunteer will contact you and you will be offered and appointment on Sunday's only.
Bring a collar and leash.
Bring your drivers license or other identification.
Bring a check or cash for your adoption donation. We do not accept Paypal and do not keep cash on hand to make change
Know the name of your vet clinic and its telephone number. You will need to put it on the adoption contract.
More about this rescue
Helping Dobermans Find New Homes Since 1994
For 20+ years, Doberman Rescue of North Texas has been placing purebred unwanted or abandoned Doberman Pinschers in loving homes. Most of the Dobermans we rescue come from shelters in the Dallas/Fort Worth Metroplex. Each dog is checked by a vet, given all shots, tested for heartworms, spayed or neutered, treated for any illnesses or medical problems that are found, and micro-chipped. Without exception, all dogs are spayed or neutered. The dogs come to live at Doberhof, our Doberman-only private shelter in Grand Prairie. Doberhof accommodates up to 22 dogs in 11 air-conditioned and heated runs with comfortable beds and classical music. We have outdoor play yards where they exercise, sunbathe, chase squirrels and rabbits, and do other important doggy activities. We have limited additional capacity for dogs in sick bay and foster homes. When a suitable adopter makes the right choice, each dog is adopted to what we hope is a forever home. Puppies thru mature are normally available.
Helping Dobermans Find New Homes Since 1994
For 20+ years, Doberman Rescue of North Texas has been placing purebred unwanted or abandoned Doberman Pinschers in loving homes. Most of the Dobermans we rescue come from shelters in the Dallas/Fort Worth Metroplex. Each dog is checked by a vet, given all shots, tested for heartworms, spayed or neutered, treated for any illnesses or medical problems that are found, and micro-chipped. Without exception, all dogs are spayed or neutered. The dogs come to live at Doberhof, our Doberman-only private shelter in Grand Prairie. Doberhof accommodates up to 22 dogs in 11 air-conditioned and heated runs with comfortable beds and classical music. We have outdoor play yards where they exercise, sunbathe, chase squirrels and rabbits, and do other important doggy activities. We have limited additional capacity for dogs in sick bay and foster homes. When a suitable adopter makes the right choice, each dog is adopted to what we hope is a forever home. Puppies thru mature are normally available.
