Our Vision
Our Dobermann Rescue charity is committed to providing a safe haven for abandoned, abused, and neglected Dobermanns, and finding them loving, forever homes.
Our Mission
Our mission is to rescue, rehabilitate, and rehome Dobermanns in loving forever homes where they will never again be unwanted, afraid, cold, abused or hungry, while also promoting responsible ownership and raising awareness about the breed. We believe that every Dobermann deserves a second chance, and we are dedicated to providing them with the care and support they need to thrive. Through our rescue efforts, we aim to reduce the number of Dobermanns who are abandoned or mistreated, and to help ensure that every Dobermann has a loving and permanent home.
Our Team
Our team of dedicated volunteers and supporters is committed to providing high-quality care, training, and support to our rescued Dobermanns and to promoting responsible ownership through education and outreach programmes. We are committed to making a positive difference in the lives of Dobermanns and the people who love them, and to being a voice for the breed in our community and beyond. Help us to save, rehabilitate and rehome the dogs who need us the most. Sadly, there are always more dogs in need than we have resources to help.
Meet our latest arrivals..
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Meet Patience
Patience is a black and tan spayed bitch who is 2 years old. She has just arrived with us, so more information will follow when she has been assessed. We are looking for an experienced home for Patience. Her current owner has sent in a write up about her so please have a read.
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Meet Tallis
Tallis is a black and tan entire bitch who is 22 months old. She is friendly towards people, and is fine with dogs once she gets over the initial meeting, she can be shouty on the lead but it is only slight fear with no aggression, she is fine with them once she gets over…
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Pepper – fostered
Pepper is 4 years old. She will need to be spayed but this cannot be done until March. Pepper will walk quietly past dogs and is very manageable, but she does not like dogs in her personal space, can’t say we blame her as she was used for breeding! So we are looking for a…
Help us to rescue more dogs in need
As a small independent charity, we do not receive any funding and rely entirely on public donations. Every donation helps us to look after and re home more dogs in urgent need.
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