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Although our rescue was operated on an informal basis for a number of years, we began to grow and were finally incorporated in
July 2003, and received our 501(c)3 tax-exempt status shortly thereafter.
Our volunteers have a combined total of over 100 years of experience with
Dobermans and over 30 years in Doberman rescue.
We do not operate a traditional kennel facility. All of the Dobermans in our
rescue program are housed in approved foster homes - living as members of their
foster families until permanent adopters come forward to give them "forever"
homes. While in their foster homes, the dogs are evaluated for temperament,
housetrained, crate-trained and taught basic manners. They are brought
up-to-date on vaccinations, spayed or neutered, dewormed, heartworm tested (and
treated if necessary) and any other correctable medical problems are addressed.
We have dedicated ourselves to rescuing Dobermans because we have an undying
love for the breed, and we strive to save as many homeless Dobes as we possibly
can. Our staff work tirelessly toward that goal. But the number of dogs we are
able to save is directly dependent on public support by caring individuals who
share our love for Dobermans.
Without public donations (no matter how small), foster families to assist in the
temporary care of these unfortunate dogs, and adopters who are willing to give a
special Doberman a second chance at a life of love and "belonging", we could not
be successful in our endeavors.
We sincerely thank all of those who have helped, and continue to help, in our
efforts to give EVERY Doberman a loving, caring PERMANENT home!
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President
Meet Leslie!
Leslie Nuccio and her husband, Mike, share their home with a big, red rescue boy named Dexter,
an elegant black rescue girl named Gracie, and two very tolerate cats.
Leslie is a retired veterinary technician as well as being an excellent writer and photographer. She and Mike became involved
in rescue in 2005 and devote an enormous about of time, energy and love to helping Dobermans in need of homes. Leslie is a
member of the Doberman Pinscher Club of
America.
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Vice President
Meet Griffin!
Griffin, pictured here with her Doberman Marley, has worked with the rescue
since 2007. She handles adoption applications and fosters in her home. She and
her husband, Steve, share their home with two children, two Dobermans, and two cats.
Griffin works as a Project Manager at Cisco Systems and enjoys doing everything
she can for the rescue. Griffin is a member of the Doberman Pinscher Club
of America.
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Treasurer / Webmaster
Meet Ellen!
Ellen Berry is seen here with Gunnar. Ellen has owned Dobermans for 37+ years and became involved in rescue in 2001. She maintains a foster home for the dogs and lives in northwest Raleigh, NC. Ellen is a
member of the Doberman Pinscher Club of America and is serving on the DPCA's Rescue Committee. |
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Foster Care
Meet Faith!
Faith Peirsol is pictured here with Ceasar, one of her rescues. Faith has worked rescuing Dobermans for many years. Faith rescues and fosters some of the dogs that come through this organization , and
she provides a safe and loving environment for the dogs while they are in transition to their forever home.
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Foster Care
Meet April!
April Naylor is pictured here with the beautiful Amber, her red female Doberman. April has worked rescuing Dobermans and other breeds for quite a while. She does a fabulous job of keeping us up-to-date on
Dobermans that need help in the Fayetteville, NC area and assists with transport and fostering some of our rescue dogs. Her devotion to rescue in general, and Dobermans specifically, is incredible.
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Foster Care
Meet Vicki!
Vicki Brady is seen here with her lovely girl, Rubi. Vicki has been heavily involved in rescue for a number of years. Not only does she foster, but she is also invaluable in assisting with transport,
communicating with shelters, and many other facets of rescue work. Vicki is also an important member of the Doberman Assistance Network, a national group that facilitates finding available rescue space
for needy Dobermans across the country and arranging for air and ground transport to save these worthy dogs.
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Many thanks to all our other fabulous volunteers!
Heidi Brown
Engel Hicks
Michelle Maloney
Kayde Puckett
Thank you!!
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04/11/2010 11:23:36 PM
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