Delaware Valley Doberman Pinscher Assistance – Dedicated to the rescue of Dobermans in PA, NJ and DE

FEATURED DOG

MEDICAL SPECIAL NEEDS

Bella is a 2 year old, black/rust, all natural female. She’s spayed, UTD on vaccines, microchipped, basic obedience and house trained.

Bella has a neurological condition which causes her to circle, have a dancy gait and some visual issues. She cannot climb stairs and will need a home with secure fencing. No Pool. Her condition is a mystery. MRI’s were normal and her neurologist feels whatever caused it did its damage and is gone. – Possibly a viral or bacterial infection.

Bella is a true princess and is very clear about what she does and doesn’t like.

Likes: Male dogs, toys, stuffed animals, chasing birds and toads, playing with foster mom, walks and cookies!

Dislikes: Girl dogs! Cats (high prey drive) and strangers are kinda scary until I get to know you.

If you are interested in adoption please fill out our application.

Doberman with tongue hanging out DVDPA, Inc. is Non-Profit 501(c)(3) Doberman Rescue made up of volunteers. We rescue and assist Dobermans in Pennsylvania, New Jersey and Delaware.

DVDPA, Inc. was started in 1989. Our group rescues Dobermans in the PA, NJ & Delaware region. We have also helped to place other Dobermans by referrals.

We supply food, shelter and medical care to Dobermans in our program until a forever home can be found. Dogs come to us from local shelters and owners that can no longer care for their dog.

The dogs in our program are housed in foster homes and boarding kennels.

Most of our rescues are happy, healthy Dobermans that require little medical attention besides routine vaccinations, spaying or neutering. We also handle special needs Dobies in our program.

All of our Dobermans are adopted to approved applicants after a home visit has been completed and vet references are checked. We work on matching dogs and owners based on the personality of the dog and the desires of the adopter. All of our rescues are spayed or neutered before being placed.

Doberman laying in a field of dandilions