SHELBY

Do you have allergies? Do you dislike brushing your dog?
Do you want to limit the amount of dog hairs you find on your clothes, furniture, or in your food?
Then, by God, SHELBY is your dog! She's follically challenged.

Shelby has been in fosterhood since July, 2007. She's got the FDPRR record for longest in foster.
Why? We don't know. Shelby's a lovely 5.5 year old blue girl who was first placed nearly 5 years ago.
She is housetrained and good with children (raised with one who is now 7).
She doesn't like cats or other dogs. She's just a bit of a Queen Diva when it comes to being
an only Dobie. She may not have the world's greatest furry coat, but what's underneath and
inside is one lovable and devoted Dobergirl. Shelby's got something called
blue doberman CMA (color mutant alopecia). She's on a good diet, gets bathed regularly,
and gets added flax seed oil capsules with meals. She's quite hairless.
She's also a smiler when she greets you. What could be better than that?
A happy smiling dog to welcome you home?

Shelby is a wonderful girl, who needs a little extra care, but not much.
Someone would be very happy to have her as their one-and-only family companion.

Write to Jude at FDPRR and please fill out an application to send in while you're at it.

Thank you!

Shelby is fostered in Lee county.

Faith and Hope, were brought into rescue December 21, 2007.
That is so close to Christmas, so they are really in sync with good Karma and lucky streaks.
Anyone who adopts these gals will really be wracking in the good Karma points.
Plus their new dog parent/s will have a pair of beautiful souls
with good senses of humor and lots and lots of devotion to share.

We are fairly certain Faith is Hope's mom. This mother/daughter duo has been together through some very amazing and sometimes rough times. They started out in a south Florida shelter, were adopted. Their new family didn't treat them too well. They were found left outside without shelter or water.
We can't say they weren't fed, though. But too much food can be abusive too. Most Dobies don't know their food limitations and when a free feeding food bowl is around, they will do themselves harm by eating too much. Meanwhile, Faith is working on reducing a few more pounds than Hope is.

When these girls were confiscated, then ended up back in another south Florida shelter.
This time their circumstance was dire. At that time of year, there weren't many chances for them to get a second chance. But guess what. They did!

Well, look where they are now! Primed for their new life together with the right family.
Since going into fosterhood in Fort Myers, these girls have become very secure and loving pets,
and are really enjoying life as Dobies who are treasured.

They need routine and love in their new home. Lots of both.
Plus at least a 6-foot stockade fence enclosure without any step-ups near that fencing.

They are both heartworm negative, on monthly preventative, are up-to-date on vaccines,
are spayed and ready to go to their new adoptive home.

They need to be placed in a home without little children because they are very big.
If you are special and can work with these lovely all natural red gals (tails included - yay!),
then please fill out our application and send it to us at dobermannrescue@earthlink.net.

Faith and Hope are fostered in Lee county.