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| Donate on November 16th! https://givemn.org/organization/canine-castaways-of-minnesota Your dollars will be matched by a generous donor, Dollar for Dollar, NO $$$ LIMIT! |
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| At 23 pounds, Mischka was near deaths door when found on the streets of New Dehli, India. Thanks to the wonderful people of Kannan Animal Welfare, KAW, who took her off the streets or she would have surely died. She flew to Minnesota thanks to many wonderful rescue angels! |
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| No ones dog. Mischka today! Beautiful girl! She is still looking for her forever home, but even though shes no ones dog, she is loved by many! |
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| Little Molly had suddenly found herself homeless because of divorce. With UDR she found a new family to love her forever! |
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| Phinn, aka Finnigan! Once a shelter dog..... Thanks the heavens daily for finding his family through UDR! |
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| Prada is looking for her happy ever after. Already a young mother, her past family decided to keep one of her puppies and dump her on Craigslist. Since coming into rescue she has been found to be hypothyroid and positive for Lymes disease, both of which UDR is treating. We have also had her spayed so she never has to be a mother again! |
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| Belle traveled from Texas to find love and boy, oh boy, did she!! She is adopted and loved! |
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| Bentley had a tough go of it when he arrived at UDR, winter of 2016. Very underweight, wormy and sickly. The vet bills of $650, to get him feeling well, far exceeded the money UDR had in the checking account to pay his vet bills and expenses. Thank goodness for credit cards and our volunteers! |
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| Gina, aka, Ms. Happy feet ("Yes, I was naughty and living life on the edge. I ran away from home, well it was just that one time, gee, thank goodness my microchip helped me find my way back to my adoptive family!!!") She was surrendered to UDR, fostered and adopted all in Washington State. One day Gina got lost, needed help, and help we did! She is now safe, with a much higher fence, and happily adopted! |
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| Gracie was loved by a family who could no longer afford to care for her. She has now been adopted and now lives in Iowa with her wonderful mom. |
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| Henry found a wonderful family to love him forever through UDR! |
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| Luke was just a baby when he arrived. He has found love! |
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| Pablo came from a Kansas shelter. If only he could tell us his story. The shelter shared he hid in the back of his kennel run when people came to see him, he would not eat, and he was terrified of men. Through the patience of a wonderful UDR foster, he blossomed with confidence and has since been adopted by a perfect family who loves him like no other has ever before!! |
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| Ria came to UDR from Colorado. She was found to have a significantly large, untreated hernia when taken in. UDR fixed the hernia when she was spayed. Ria has since been adopted! |
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| Ricky is a beautiful Doberman boy. As many Dobermans are, he is smart, busy, prey driven, but had zero personal boundaries when it came to your space and expectations, plus he was BOSSY! It was clear the people who had him before had no idea how to lead a Doberman, so he became a master of his people. Yikes! Through UDR, he has since found a skillful master who has shown Ricky what is expected for him to be a "good" boy! No more bossy boy here!!! |
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| Rogue came from a shelter in California, her past may have been one of a breeding girl, making money for the person who owned her. She has since been adopted and is very much loved! |
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| This little Doberman mix, Rudy, aka Rudolph, came from Red Lake Rosies Rescue in Northern Minnesota. He has been adopted by a loving family who adores him!!! |
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| Ms. Ruger. Bounced from home to home, she finally found the last home she will ever be at thanks to UDR and her wonderful adoptive family! |
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| RIP little man Tuco This little guy was a special needs Doberman. He had a propensity to eat things he should not. He did find his happy ever after home with UDR but we suspect his life was difficult from the get go and Sadly Tuco died at the vets office, very suddenly, from unknown causes. |
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| He-Man....Sparta Came from a rescue in Iowa, who had him for over 2 months with no interest by anyone to adopt him. He is now available for adoption in Minnesota. We promised Sparta, as we promise all our homeless animals, we will find you a forever home that will love you forever. Could you be his family? Consider donating today and making a difference for dog just like these and many more to come! Help us make their stories a happy one. United Doberman Rescue and Canine Castaways of Minnesota is a 501C3, all volunteer, foster home based, not for profit animal rescue, dedicated to the Doberman breed, Doberman mixes and others. We work with other rescues, locally and world wide, to make a difference for the homeless. Please consider donating, fostering or volunteering to help us with our mission of making a difference in their lives! Thank you!!! |
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