She's spayed, heartworm negative, and fully vetted. Apparently her owners dumped her in a high kill facility when it turned out that she didn't get along with cats. I don't know where she's from originally (meaning what breeder, bloodlines, etc.) or how long those people had her, but her life is not in danger. She was pulled from the kill place, and is in foster care now, but obviously, she'd love to have a home to go to!
Ginger is in Texas under the purview of ADAPT rescue (it stands for "A Doberman Adoption Placement Team", according to the log on their site.) Following that link, you can donate to the rescue directly, even if you're not interested in adopting Ginger. If you ARE interested in adopting Ginger (I guess you'd guess that the gist here is "no cats"), the information can be found on her Adopt a Pet web page.
Ginger looks like a sweetie! I hope she finds a loving forever home. :)
ReplyDeleteI hope so too!
DeleteI hope Ginger finds her forever home soon!
ReplyDeleteThat would be fantastic!
DeleteGorgeous! I know I've already said this (and probably in the comments of your awesome blog), but Dobermans are kind of my "dream breed" - I wish I didn't have size/breed/Rufus restrictions :( She's so perfect.
ReplyDeleteThey're my dream breed too ;)
DeleteI wish I'd had "Doberman" in mind when we bought our house...our current setup (furniture moves, though) doesn't make for two Dobermans currently. Though I don't think Elka would like it very much right now either!
She is a pretty dog! Good luck Ginger!
ReplyDeleteGinger sure is pretty
ReplyDeleteBenny & Lily
She's beautiful! Hope she finds her furever home
ReplyDeleteNola
I hope Santa Paws brings Ginger her forever home!
ReplyDeleteElka, have you checked out Pet Blogs United this week? We currently have 10 different giveaways going on & there will be a couple more added tomorrow!
Nubbin wiggles,
Oskar
That's a crazy amount of giveaways!
DeleteI fell way behind on everybody's blogs in the past couple of weeks, trying to catch up a bit.