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Welcome
to the Senior Doberman Project (SDP)
Special
Needs Dobermans recognizes the difficulty in placing aging Dobermans
in loving homes. Doberman rescue groups are working tirelessly to
save and care for these precious creatures, and we would like to
help find them forever homes.
Our
goal is to create maximum exposure to facilitate placement of available
seniors through our online state-by-state listings with information
as close to "real time" as possible, including links to
existing rescue sites.
Please
tell us about your Senior Dobes in rescue! Click on the Add Your
Senior link to the left. We will add your information to the state-by-state
listings in our effort to create awareness for our Senior friends.
If you would like to send us suggestions or questions, email us
at seniors@doberman911.org.
Please add a link to this site on your website if you have one.
Let us know if you do so we can add a link back to yours! This exposure
will draw attention to the SDP Seniors, and more importantly, create
exposure for your Seniors needing forever homes. So please list
your seniors with us so that we can help give them the additional
exposure they deserve!

Sponsor
A Senior!!
The
Senior Doberman Project is proud to announce the launching of the
Sponsor A Senior program! This is a great way for people to help
seniors but don't have the ability to adopt one. The funds raised
will help people rescuing and fostering Dobes to pay for food, medicine,
vet needs, and anything else needed to help make a Senior Dobe happy
and healthy! Please read more about this program at the Sponsor
A Senior page!
Meet
the Senior Doberman Project's Resident Angel,
Debra McMahan and HER Seniors Family!!

Miss
Bella, Mr. Mocha, Mr. Jesse... and Miss Molly makes Four!!
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News
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| 5/19/13
- Check out all the new
Dobes...coast to coast and border to border listings!
We are introducing a new feature to the SDP Home Page!
Meet the Seniors! Every week we will feature another beautiful
Senior Dobe - please visit our Seniors and maybe become a sponsor...
or fulfill every Seniors dream of a Forever Family! Thanks
for visiting!! Please enjoy this beautiful tribute to Rescued
Dobermans everywhere - brought to us by a believer!!
HELP
ME
Give
me the ugly dog with one eye, three legs,
and help me show that they're more than just a form
and a face.
Give
me the scarred dog, burned and slashed with hate,
and help me lead it away from that terrible fate.
Give
me the deaf and blind dog, and help me show it the
way
in the silence and dark of each of their days.
Give
me the shutdown dog, depressed of mind,
and help me cherish their soul until their fears
unwind.
Give
me the old dog, bent and broken with age,
and help me fill their last days with an unending
grace.
Give
me the ugly dog, I'll leave the pretty one for you,
and help me show them they're worthy of love and
joy, too.
Leslie
Bird Nuccio
About
Leslie:
Leslie Bird Nuccio is President of Doberman Rescue of
North Carolina – she speaks from her heart for all
who do this amazing work on behalf of those who would
otherwise have no voice, no future.
SND's
Senior Doberman Project's
Senior of the Week!
May
19, 2013 through May 25, 2013
Meet Mr. Gregory!!
Check
out my smile!!!

I'd LOVE to have a sponsor!!
Senior
Gent Gregory spent much of his life living alone as a guard
dog so he really appreciates the one-on-one affection, walks,
and treats he's getting at the rescue. He can be a little reactive
to other dogs but inside his kennel he needs to have two feed
stations to keep his female companion from taking HIS food.
This is the second female companion whose done this so clearly
Gregory let's the ladies boss him around. He was slightly underweight
at 70 lb... but this wasn't a problem for long. To learn more
about Gregory visit his page at http://doberman911.org/seniors/cases/ca_gregory.html.
You
can learn more about Mr. Gregory and many other Seniors who
need your support by going to http://www.doberman911.org/seniors/cases.
Here you can also help Doberman rescues across the country with
their Seniors by sponsoring a Senior Doberman for $40 per month
or $480 per year. Our goal is to encourage Rescues to take in
more Seniors by helping them with the day to day expenses for
routine medical care or just extras like nice comfy beds and
toys to make their golden years the best yet. It's a great way
to honor the life's of these older Dobermans, many of
whom never knew love or care during their younger
years.
If
you have any questions about Mr. Gregory or any of our other
beautiful Seniors, please email us at seniors@doberman911.org.
Thank you for your support!!
Tell
us About Your Senior Dobe!
Do you
have a senior Dobe in need of rescue? SDP would like to know! You
can use the Add Your Senior link to the left to download the virus-free
form and email it to us.
The more senior Dobes we know about, the more we can help!
Making
Donations
If you would
like to contribute to the Senior Medical Fund, you can do so by
making a tax deductible donation or by sending in items that can
be used for our eBay fund raising auctions. Monetary donations can
be made online with a credit card by using the PayPal button below,
or you can mail a check or money order to the address below. Here
is the PayPal button:
To send
a check or money order, please make it payable to Special Needs
Dobermans. If your donation is for the Seniors Medical Fund, make
sure to put "SF" on the memo line. If it is for a specific
senior, make sure to put the name of the Senior Dobe on your donation.
Our mailing address for donations
Special
Needs Dobermans
144 Road 2776
Aztec, NM 87410
We
thank you for your support! Again, no donation is too small!
If you have any suggestions or questions, please feel free to
email us.
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