Rescue Dobermans Available for Adoption

We are open for you to come visit the dogs
from 10:00 a.m. to 2:00 p.m. most Sundays.

This page was last updated on July 28, 2010.

If you are interested in adopting a Doberman from us please fill out our adoption application as the first step in the adoption process.  We will process your application and discuss it with you.  Almost every Sunday we hold an open house. After you have submitted an application we invite you to come and meet the dogs.  Please Note: In order to fund the substantial veterinary care we provide for our dogs we ask for a $225 donation for adult Dobermans with natural ears, $300 for adults with cropped ears, and $350 for purebred puppies. (Note: A Doberman is a puppy until it reaches one year in age). We accept cash or checks only.  No credit cards. The information printed on the check must match the driver's license name and address.

You should also check our shelter page and referral page for additional dogs looking for homes.  Note that the dogs on the shelter page have only a limited time before they are put to sleep so you must move quickly if you would like one of them.

All adoptions are on a first come, first served basis. If you are only interested in a particular dog, especially if you live a long way away, get here at 10:00 AM. The reason you want that particular dog may be precisely why someone else is going to want it too.

We only adopt to people who have completed an application and have been approved.  If we have not had time to review your application you should wait another week before you come to Open House. We do not have the staff to pull dogs out of their runs to show to unapproved applicants.

We only adopt to people who live within a three hour drive of DFW airport.

If you click on the thumbnail photos you can see the large size version of each picture.

ANTON

Anton is a two-year-old black female with natural ears. She came to us from Collin County Animal Control. Anton was rescued on June 30, 2010.

ARLENE

Arlene is a four-year-old black female mix with natural ears.  She must not go to a home with little dogs but she gets along great with big dogs. Arlene loves to go swimming. She was adopted but returned because she jumped on a small dog. We think she was stressed out.

AUBRY

Aubry is a two-year-old black female with natural ears. She came to us from the Ellis County SPCA. Aubry was rescued on November 21, 2009.

AUSTIN

Austin is a one-year-old red male with natural ears. He was found running loose near Lake Lavon. He is a nice boy but he chases cats. Austin was rescued on April 18, 2010.

BERNIE

Bernie is a four-year-old red male with natural ears.  great with people but dominant with other dogs. He isHe came to us from the SPCA shelter in McKinney where he had been dumped because his owners had a baby. Bernie was rescued on July 18, 2010.

BRUCE

Bruce is a five-month-old red male puppy with natural ears. He is learning to be housebroken but still has a little ways to go. Bruce is a classic Velcro Doberman. He wants to be with his owner all the time. We think he is melanistic meaning his tan markings are suppressed.  He came to us from the Oklahoma City Animal Welfare Division. Bruce was rescued on July 1, 2010.

CAHN

Cahn is a seven-year-old black Doberman with cropped ears. He is a nice dog but chases small scurrying things, like cats. He was adopted but returned when the adopter was widowed and could no longer afford him. Cahn was rescued on April 25, 2010.

CARRIE

Carrie is a two-year-old red female with natural ears. She is very friendly, walking up to people to make friends. She came to us from Collin County Animal Services. Carrie was rescued on July 6, 2010. 2010.                                                             

CLAIRE

Claire is a four-year-old blue female with natural ears. She is a sun worshipper.  Nothing makes her happier than basking in the grass in the sunshine.  She bonds quickly and is very laid back, She came to us from Fort Worth Animal Care and Control. Claire was rescued on February 22, 2010.

COLLEEN

Colleen is a one-year-old black female with natural ears. She has a scar on her back from an old injury, but it has healed and does not bother her. She came to us from Collin County Animal Services in McKinney. Colleen was rescued on May 31, 2010.

CLYDE - ADOPTED

Clyde is a three-year-old black male with cropped ears. He came to us from Joshua Animal Control. Clyde was rescued on July 12, 2010.

DACIE

Dacie is a three-year-old back female with cropped ears. She came to us from a person who trains drug detection dogs but who released her to rescue because the trainer could not find any agency that would accept a Doberman as a drug-detection dog.. Dacie was rescued on July 1, 2010.

DAX

Dax is a three-year-old black male with natural ears. He was adopted but had to be returned because his aging owner could no longer care for him. He was originally rescued from Marshall Animal Control. Dax was rescued on July 4, 2010.

DEUCE

Deuce is a one-year-old black male with natural ears. He was transferred to us from Dixieland Rescue in Louisiana who had pulled him from Caddo Parrish Animal Control. Deuce was rescued on June 13, 2010.

FALCON

Falcon is a two-year-old red male with natural ears. He is an easy-going, laid back, friendly kid. He came to us from Dallas Animal Control. Falcon was rescue on June 15, 2010.

FERRIS BUEHLER

Ferris Buehler is a two-year-old fawn male with cropped eras. He was found running loose in the country near Ferris, TX, with terrible injuries to his hind legs. We don't know what hcad happened to him but we think it might have been chemical burns. We are treating his injuries. He is housebroken and affectionate. Ferris was rescued on February 27, 2009.

HUDSON

Hudson is a three-year-old black male with natural eras. He was adopted but returned because the adopters are moving to Maine and no dogs are allowed in the entire State of Maine. Duh! Hudon was rescued on June 20, 2010.

LACIE

Lacie is a two-year-old black female with natural ears. She was found running loose on the highway. Lacie was rescued on February 22, 2010.

LEROY

Leroy is a one-year-old white mixed-breed puppy with natural ears and tail. He came to us from Collin County Animal Services where they though he was an albino Doberman.  Not even close. He has an injured eye and is deaf but remains a sweet and playful puppy. Leroy was rescued on May 4, 2009.

LYLA

Lyla is a two-year-old blue female with cropped ears. She was adopted but returned because she was too active for the adopter.  Lyla was rescued on March 25, 2010.

MANDY

Mandy is a two-year-old black female with natural ears. She was adopted but returned because she was too much of a puppy and too withdrawn for the adopter. She would be happy being left in the yard on nice days and crated at night or in bad weather. Mandy was rescued on May 9, 2010.

REAGAN

Reagan is a five-year-old black male with natural. He was adopted but had to be returned when the adopter passed away. Reagan's foster Mom reports, "Reagan is a big goofy boy with a huge heart. He's so tall that he likes to rest his hind-end on the couch so that he's "sitting" next to you. He loves a good game of keep away or rough housing with the man of the house. This boy definitely has a soft spot for men, but he is also loving and friendly with women and older children. He enjoys the companionship of other dogs once he gets to know them, romping and playing until he's exhausted. He's crate trained and housebroken, and he knows sit, down, and has a pretty good stay, too. He'll lay at your feet for hours, content with the occasional ear rub or kiss, and he loves it when you talk to him. Sometimes he even talks back with a bark or a whine." Reagan was rescued on July 5, 2009.

SANTIAGO

Santiago is a three-year-old black male with natural ears. He is a good-sized, laid back dog. He came to us from Fort Worth Animal Care and Control. Santiago was rescued on July 22, 2010.

SASHA & TITUS

Sasha and Titus are three-year-old reds with cropped ears. Sasha is female, Titus is male. They used to belong to a doctor in the Valley who kept them outdoors. He released them to Mutt Mom Rescue in San Antonio which rescues predominantly Pekingese. After hosting them for six months, Mutt Mom Rescue asked us for help since no one approached them to adopt. They are nice, friendly dogs. Sasha is very dependant on her buddy Titus so we would prefer to adopt them out together. Sasha and Titus were rescued on July 25, 2010.