Sweet Home
Doberman Rescue
A fake page impersonating our rescue has been created and is scamming people out of their money. This fraudulent page may look like us on the surface, but this is run by low life thieves.
NONE of the content posted here is ours. We don’t even know who these dogs are, but they’re certainly not ours. Likely they are stealing content from other rescue pages and posting to look legitimate. They are also asking for money up front for dogs that are not even in their (or our!!!) custody. More INFO - link to OUR Facebook Post.
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Available Dogs
Rooster - 7yr Old - Male - Good with Dogs - Good with Kids - UNK with Cats Learn more in the "Available Dogs" section
Sugarplum - >1yr Old - Female - Good with Dogs - Good with Kids - UNK with Cats Learn more in the "Available Dogs" section
Rooster - 7yr Old - Male - Good with Dogs - Good with Kids - UNK with Cats Learn more in the "Available Dogs" section
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About Us
Sweet Home Doberman Rescue (SHDR) is the only 501c3, not for profit Doberman rescue organization in Alabama. Founded in 2015, SHDR has committed to the rescue, rehabilitation, and placement of abused, abandoned, and/or neglected Dobermans.
It is SHDR's personal mission to assist these magnificent breeds in any way we can.
We are dedicated to educating the public as well as future Doberman owners about these majestic, often misunderstood breeds. They are often portrayed as aggressive dogs who will attack at a moment's notice when in fact they are Velcro dogs who are loyal, protective, and want to please their family! A Doberman wants nothing more than to be by your side and on your couch.
Dog of the Month
Hey! I’m Sugarplum, an eight month old female Doberman puppy.
I'll be honest, I've been in rescue for most of my life! My memory isn’t too great, but I’ll tell y'all what these rescue folks told me! At some point when I was with my litter, my mom either bit me or stepped on me and my head got stuck kinda crooked. I could still get around, but I was real wobbly and it was hard to compete with my siblings for food. They started ganging up on me because I walked funny, so I was taken to a shelter. I was only there for a couple hours before some really nice people came and scooped me right up! I got to spend the holidays in a wonderful foster home, but my problems were just getting started! I wasn’t able to keep food down after a couple weeks, so I went to the vet. Turns out I have this thing called mega esophagus that keeps me from swallowing well. I've grown up real strong and healthy though, so I'm able to eat normally so far. As I grew up, my head straightened out a lot too! Now I can mostly walk in a straight line. I’ve got a few challenges, but I am a spunky little thing with a strong will to live. I like other dogs, people, and have been around cats as well! I can't promise I won't need some extra help in the future, but for now I'm ready for my next adventure! Is that with you?
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