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Kaiser
February, 2011 - Rest In Peace, dear Kaiser!
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Meet
Mr. Kaiser!!
Whoa!! Whazzup with that? I deserved better
and I still hope to have it!!
Poor Senior boy Kaiser was hurt and confused
when his family of 9 years moved away and wouldn't take
him with them. He is still quite active and would do best
in a home without small children. He is housebroken and
seems to do well with cats but is a little picky about the
dogs he shares his space with. If you're looking for a handsome,
well behaved, easy going dobie companion, Kaiser is your
man.
Special Needs if any: None
Geographic areas: Illinois and the surrounding states
General Contact Information:
Illinois Doberman Rescue will place Dobes in Illinois, Iowa,
Indiana, or Wisconsin. Please contact Pam by e-mail at orphandobe@ameritech.net.Or
go to IDR's website at http://www.ildoberescue.com
for adoption information and application.
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The Sponsor A Senior program helps Seniors
by raising funds for their rescue programs. This helps
offset some of the additional costs that come with caring
for a senior (diet, medications, supplements, etc.). Please
read more about this program on the Sponsor
A Senior page.
Mr. Kaiser is looking for a sponsor! The
cost to sponsor a Senior Dobe is $30 per month or $360
per year. You can sponsor a Senior for one month, one
year, or somewhere in between. To sponsor Mr. Kaiser,
use the PayPal button below or visit the Sponsor
A Senior page for instructions on sending a check.
Thank you for any help you can give, it is MUCH appreciated!
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