Doberman Pinscher puppies and dogs in Boulder, Colorado

Well, hello there! My name is Charlotte. I've had quite a wild ride up until now. We all have our young crazy years, right?? But that's all behind me, and I'm ready to settle down. I am the sweetest girl, and I aim to please. I quickly learned that going potty outside is preferred, and that my kennel is a safe place for me to relax, unwind, and sleep. My foster dad was so happy I didn't make a sound my first night! I love treats, and I'm starting to open up enough to play with my foster brother. Not too rough of course! I haven't been on walks yet but I'm working my way up to them. Please come see me at the adoption events and you'll see just how sweet I am.  ##1999437##

What a beauty! Nova is a lovely and loyal gal that will require some gentle patience with her transition into a home. Nova is bouncy, eager and ready to learn to be the best sidekick for adventures! Meet with Nova today to see if it's a match and learn more about her! Primary Color: Black Weight: 77 Age: 1yrs 6mths 4wks

During the pandemic, I saw a post on Facebook regarding a litter of puppies from two neighbors. One has an American Bulldog and the other has a Doberman. She was the runt of the litter and no one wanted her. So naturally I adopted her. She has been with me since. One month after her adoption, I got a call from a malti- poo breeder….and came home with her little brother, Pascal. They are inseparable. Therefore, the ideal candidate would have to adopt both. She is very sweet and kind with most humans but will attack if anyone messes with her little brother or family. She is incredibly smart and I would love for someone to give her the right stimulation she is craving.

Beamer was adopted from our Rescue as a young puppy and is now 4 years old.  His  living situation has become an issue with his family, it was no fault of his own behavior.  He was moved into a small apartment with no room for him to play.  He is a big boy that really wants to be loved by a family of his own.  He is neutered, microchipped and current on shots.  He will need time to adjust and know that his family will take care of him and love him.  Due to his size and activity level, no small children preferred and a large fenced yard. ##1629027##

Hi! I’m Cyrus! I’m about 2 years old and look to be maybe a Doberman/Lab mix, but that’s just a guess! I’m a very happy boy and I love to play!  I’m very sweet and would do great in training (as I will do just about anything for a treat ). I’d do great in an active family, someone who can take me on daily walks and help me get out some energy. I do good with other dogs, but the shelter still recommends we do a meet & greet if I'm going to be in a home with other dogs. I would do best in a home wiht older children just due to my active personality. I do great in my kennel overnight and seem to be potty-trained! I've spent 4 weeks at a training facility getting hands-on training to be the best boy! I know how to sit, lay down, and walk well on a leash! If you're interested in adopting me, fill out an adoption application online at www.polkcountyhumanesociety.org/adopt where you will also find a link to request an appointment to meet me. Some pets are in foster homes or may already have an appointment scheduled, so the appointment is important to make sure I will be available to meet you when you come. Polk County Humane Society is located in Bolivar, Missouri, but also makes transports to the Denver, CO, Des Moines, IA, and Minneapolis, MN areas twice a month. For potential adopters in those areas, we can do a virtual visit using FaceTime or another app. Just request an appointment using the same link, but note that you want the visit to be virtual and we will call you at the time of the visit once it is confirmed. For long-distance transports, there is an additional $100 fee to cover the cost of the transport ($65) and a health certificate from a veterinarian ($35). Going that last mile home for our sweet pets! ##1836569##

HOMEOWNERSHIP REQUIRED!!! Hi! My name is Twiggy, but my foster mom also calls me Love, Lovie, Baby, Sweetie, Couch Potato and sometimes “Big Old Lug” when I’m taking up her side of the bed at night (how rude!). My likes? I love zoomies in the backyard, snoozing in chairs and car rides. Oh, I also love dogs and people, and snuggling … lots and lots of snuggling. My dislikes? I really don’t like loud trucks, not really fond of lots of traffic, and I don’t like anyone stealing my toys. I’m a 3-year-old Doberman Pincher mix. I’m a fun-loving, big, curvy girl (how dare you ask my weight, but I’m about 70 lbs.!). I’m looking for a long-term relationship. I’ve done the short-term foster thing and, no knock on it, but I really am just looking for a genuine connection with someone who thinks it’s OK for me to snore in their ear at night. I’ve been through board-and-train, so I’m an educated gal. Must haves for my new relationship: a yard with a fence so I can run around and chase squirrels and bunnies; patience with me on a leash (I listen, but have a short attention span); no young kids. It’s not that I don’t like them or can’t be around them. I can! But they’re small and sometimes get in my way. Plus, I don’t really understand personal space, so I don’t want to hurt them. Oh, and not to brag or anything, but I’ve been told I’m a very good kisser. If you want to meet up, contact 2BABR and they will put you in touch with my current foster. We can get together and see what happens. Adoption fee includes the following: Spay/Neuter Rabies Vaccination Distemper / Parvo Vaccines (includes series of 3 for puppies) Bordetella Microchip with prepaid lifetime registration Deworming ##901874##

Finch is a 6(ish) year old Miniature Pincher/Chihuahua weighing 6lbs.  Finch was part of a hoarding case from Texas in February.  While he is super SUPER tiny, his legs are a mile long, so he looks like a little deer.   Coming from a hoarding case, Finch has a lot to learn but he is learning day by day.  He is the most nervous of all the dogs from this hoarding case, but you can tell he wants more than anything to love and trust, he is so sweet.  He gets along great with other dogs.  He is still learning to trust his human fosters, but having other dogs around to show him humans are safe, is really helping him.  Each day he is trusting more and more and seeking out more attention.  He will need a family who will be patient with him and give him the time he needs to come around.  He absolutely needs to go to a home with other dogs so he feels more comfortable. If you are interested in adopting Finch and giving him that patience and love he really needs, please fill out our adoption application at brighterdaysdogrescue.com ##1984104##

Nugget is a 5lb tiny little baby on stilts.  We believe is about 1-2 years old and a Miniature Pinscher/Chihuahua mix.  Nugget came to us from a hoarding case so he is learning how to be a "normal" dog.  He is pretty timid but does come around with patience and love.  He will need a human who can help him grow into being a happy, confident dog over time.  We will require he goes to a home with another small dog he can learn from because one of the main ways these dogs learn to trust humans is by watching other dogs trust humans.  He looks like a tiny little Bambi. If you are interested in adopting little Nugget, please fill out our adoption application at brighterdaysdogrescue.com ##2020974##

Mojo, an around-6-year old, 50 lb Rhodesian Ridgeback / Lab mix, is a great example of why people love the beauty and sweetness of mixed breed dogs. This breed mix is in the opinion of Texas veterinarians. Farfel's doesn't do DNA testing and therefore can't swear to it.. All we know for certain is that this sweet as can be guy is absolutely irresistible! Can you imagine a dog being safer at an overcrowded high-kill shelter than with his previous owner? Well, that was Mojo's life. This kind and loving guy had an evil owner who enjoyed watching him suffer. He was left chained up just outside the kitchen window so his owner could watch him each day him slowly dying. Mojo was never fed or given water. The only hydration he received was from the rain that accumulated in filthy puddles in the yard. No matter how this starving dog whimpered and cried, he never received food and was on too short a chain to move and fend for himself. For month after painful month, Mojo was forced to lay on hard cement with no shade or roof. He stayed outside, attached to his heavy chain in the heat of the Texas summer, and the cold of winter. Mojo's body was slowly giving up, and he no longer had the energy to stand. Neighbors started noticing Mojo, unable to move in the filthy yard, and asked the owner to relinquish him to the authorities. Sadly he refused. He told the neighbors that the dog would be dead soon anyway. It wasn't until the authorities intervened that Mojo was thankfully confiscated and removed from the property. A cruelty case was filed against the previous owner. (The picture of skinny Mojo laying on the ground was taken by the neighbor and given to the police). Even though the shelter was nursing Mojo back to health, with abuse cases coming into the shelter every day, Mojo was placed on the euthanasia list due to lack of space. This brave boy has fought so hard to live for so long that Farfel's Rescue just couldn't turn our backs on him. We spoke up to save Mojo's life and he's now safe and sound and has made his way to Colorado. Mojo now sleeps in his foster moms bed at night, and is happier than ever, and hoping to find his forever home soon. Notes from Mojo's Texas foster, and his Colorado foster: * * * * From Texas foster: "The first time I met Mojo at the shelter, we weren't allowed to video or take pictures because he was a cruelty case still pending, however, we couldn't help falling deeply in love the minute we met him. Poor Mojo wagged and loved us up from the very first moment. Our hearts broke because he's such a sweet boy who is sooo skinny and still so hungry. Mojo was a staff favorite and whenever the employees or volunteers were at the shelter, they took this sweetie from his tiny cage, brought him to the office and loved him up! I then took him home to foster and what a good boy. He was so relieved to be in a home that he fell asleep as soon as we got home. Once he started warming up and realizing he was safe, he showed just how much personality he has!!" From Mojo's Colorado foster: "Oh Mojo is a hoot! He is so happy and friendly and social, and you wouldn't even know he's 6 years old, because he acts like he's maybe 2 or 3! He LOVES toys and playing. This boy never got to be a real dog until now, so he is living it up. He is very active and very playful. He would do great with an active adopter who has time to train him some basic skills. He is very cuddly when he does settle down, and sleeps in bed with me. While he is good with dogs off leash and in the home, he has some on leash sensitivity where he barks if he sees another dog. I think he just doesn't know how to contain his excitement. He responds very well to a treat distraction, and is VERY VERY VERY food motivated! He met two kids on a walk yesterday, they were 7 & 9 and he was so sweet with them. He would do well in a home with kids, as long as they know he is not so gentle when taking treats from your hand! He was denied food for a long time, so he inhales it when he gets it! He is potty trained!! " * * * * Our wonderful boy has a cute little smirk. When he was vetted, the vet felt that his smile is just a tad crooked, and that this was most likely caused by a kick to the face by his cruel previous "owner". (Nothing was needed, as he is not in pain and nothing is broken). Whatever it is, it gives him the cutest little smile. When Mojo was vetted and vaccinated, a heart worm test was given that came out positive...not at all surprising for a dog that lived under these awful conditions. Farfel's has already started Mojo's treatment, and will cover all costs for treatment to make this wonderful dog heart worm negative. The only thing we ask of our adopter is to keep Mojo from being too active (a great bonding time) while he goes through the treatment process which consists of several vet visits with injections over a period of sixty days. Farfel's has never had a dog treated for heart worm that didn't ultimately result in a negative heart worm outcome. Mojo is not yet neutered, but we do cover the full cost of his neuter at our vet. (Neuter is required to finalize any adoption). Mojo is available for adoption now. Applications are currently being accepted for this sweet and very loving best friend and can be found at http://farfels.com/farfels-res. cue/adoption-form/. If interested, please fill out completely and submit. **PLEASE NOTE** If you're truly interested in adopting from us, please be sure to fill out our Farfel's Rescue adoption application found at the link above or at farfels.com.