Did you know there is another Doobert?
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Did you know there is another Doobert? It hasn’t always been like this, but that changed this weekend! Meet Pup, also known as Doobert, an eight week old English Pointer, who weighs less than five pounds. Doobert, came from an irresponsible breeder, and was emaciated and deaf. His ribs, spine and hip bones are visible with little body fat and little muscle mass. The breeder gave him no name, because he is deaf. The only name the transport coordinator received was Pup. Doobert was an owner surrender. When they found out he was deaf, they were not comfortable keeping or placing him in a new home. Thanks to Transport4Rescues and all of the volunteers, Doobert made it safe to his new foster and has a Chocolate Lab and Golden Lab foster brothers, a Chocolate Labradoodle foster sister and even met Cedric the cat too!
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Dogs can be strangers to each other just like people.
Meet Zephyr and Sabre! A few weeks ago, these two had no idea about each other. They were brought to Orange County Animal Control in Orange, California. Zephyr and Sabre were terrified while they were living in the shelter. As each day passed, they were shaking in fear, terrified for their lives.
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- 2. Meet Pup, also known as Doobert!
- 3. He is an English Pointer who weighs less than five pounds
- 4. His run sheet went out before his transport, with Doobert as the subject. But he wasn’t always named Doobert…
- 5. One of the volunteers mistakenly thought Doobert was his name
- 6. Everyone agreed, it was the perfect name for the little pup… So he became Doobert!
- 8. The breeder gave him no name because he was deaf, and the transport coordinator only received the name Pup
- 9. Doobert became an owner surrender. When his family found out he was deaf they no longer wanted him.
- 10. Deaf Dogs Rock got a hold of little Doobert, and referred him to Green Dogs Unleashed
- 11. Green Dogs Unleashed specializes in the training and placement of special needs dogs
- 12. Transport4Rescues coordinated Doobert’s journey from Savonburg, Kansas to Troy, Virginia
- 13. The volunteers on his transport could not wait to meet him, and some even brought Doobert toys and blankets!
- 14. The volunteers fell in love with Doobert and they will never forget this little boy
- 17. Doobert made it safely to his new foster and even has two brothers, a sister, and a cat!
- 18. Doobert started his journey with a bag of food and ended it with what the volunteers called “luggage”… New toys, new friends and a whole lot of love
- 19. Together we can save more animals