This is Gunner. He's a natural eared red boy who was turned in to rescue when his family moved.
(picture from Doberman Rescue LA web site)
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Showing posts with label red and rust. Show all posts
Monday, July 28, 2014
Gunner, red boy with Doberman Rescue LA
Doberman Rescue L.A. is the oldest Doberman Rescue in the country! It's a 501c-3 non-profit which was founded in 1968. They have a range of ages in their available dogs, and the dogs are always spayed or neutered before they go to their carefully screened homes.
This is Gunner. He's a natural eared red boy who was turned in to rescue when his family moved.
This is Gunner. He's a natural eared red boy who was turned in to rescue when his family moved.
Tuesday, September 17, 2013
Available Dobermans at Doberman Rescue Unlimited
This is Cooper:
He's a red and rust boy with natural ears AND tail! He's two years old, very food motivated, and has been good with cats and dogs when he met them at Doberman Rescue Unlimited. He likes car rides, and chewing on his bed (so he's got a Kuranda).
Isn't he handsome? He looks kind of like a joker, I think.
Here's a link to the DRU adoption procedure. You can find the application there as well (they want you to print it out and mail it), in addition to some information about the Doberman breed to make sure you've got a little introduction and know what you're getting into!
This lovely matriarch is Freda
She is 7 years old, black and rust, with cropped ears and tail. Freda lived with three other dogs for many years, though I guess she didn't get along with one of the females, so that's something to consider if you have a multi dog household. She loves stuffed toys, and will carry them like a baby and gather them up to nest with (which sounds like a nice change from a certain somebody I know.) Freda finds herself at DRU because her owner had a terminal illness, and I do hope this senior lady goes home with somebody soon.
(picture from DRU.org available dogs site)
Isn't he handsome? He looks kind of like a joker, I think.
Here's a link to the DRU adoption procedure. You can find the application there as well (they want you to print it out and mail it), in addition to some information about the Doberman breed to make sure you've got a little introduction and know what you're getting into!
This lovely matriarch is Freda
She is 7 years old, black and rust, with cropped ears and tail. Freda lived with three other dogs for many years, though I guess she didn't get along with one of the females, so that's something to consider if you have a multi dog household. She loves stuffed toys, and will carry them like a baby and gather them up to nest with (which sounds like a nice change from a certain somebody I know.) Freda finds herself at DRU because her owner had a terminal illness, and I do hope this senior lady goes home with somebody soon.
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