ALBERTA DOBERMAN RESCUE
The Alberta Doberman Rescue is not an official arm of the ADPC.
However, we are pleased to provide them with webspace to advertise their Resuce
Dogs. If you are interested in one of the Rescue Dog's listed below, please
contact Kim Boucher for more
information. Also Doberman Rescue is in need of short and longterm foster
homes. If you can open up your home, please contact Kim.
Dogs Available For Rescue
Please contact Kim Boucher for information on the following dogs. Also if you would like to dicuss future rescues or to be a foster home, please contact us.
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Name: Bounce BOUNCE HAS BEEN ADOPTED Bounce - is one year old male and is deaf as he was born with no ear drums. We think he might hear pitches as he has reacted to certain sounds. He was bought from his owner from a backyard breeder in Calgary and when she could not put the time into him he was traded for another dog with people she thought would treat him well and they did not. A neighbor took him from his home as he was tied up outside all his life and was very thin. He is currently in the Lloydminster SPCA where they are socializing him and trying to teach him with hand signals. He would need a home that has time to put training into him. He does learn very quick as he already sits with a hand signal. There are also many sites with great information on how to train a deaf dog and vibration collars are also a must to train with. He is fully house broke and crate trained as well. Bounce would be such a rewarding challenge. |
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Rescue Success Stories
Thank you to the many homes who have adopted these Dobermans. To read about some of our success stories "click here"
Alberta Rescue Team/Contacts
- Kim Boucher: handles adoption inquiries, home checks, picks up rescues, organizes fund raisers.
- Deb Romans and Inga Recht: handles adoption inquiries, home checks, drives to far places to get rescue’s, organizes fund raisers.
- Krista and Alison Merrick: Foster moms, trainers, provides tons of love. Without our foster moms we could not do this. If you or anyone you know may be willing to foster, please let us know, the reward and feeling you get from doing this is more than words can express
Rescue - Needs
We can always use the following:
- foster homes
- blankets
- food
- dog toys
- leashes
- collars
- finanical donations to go towards spaying/neutering of pets is welcome
Rescue Thank You's
Big thank you to the ADPC members for providing us with funds to cover medical costs and Rachel Jesse for putting up a rescue webpage to bring attention and awareness that there is a need for Alberta Doberman Rescue in Alberta
A huge “thank you” to West End Tailblazers in Edmonton for donating 6 bags of dog food to rescue! They will continue to donate for 2010 and this is appreciated.