Rehomed Dogs
Millie
Buying litter sisters or brothers is never a good idea and the DWA often have to rehome one of a pair that have sadly started to fight. Sibling rivallary is a terrible thing but matters turned out well for Millie. For the full story please seeDobie Tales
Bo
Not all the dobermanns rehomed through the DWA go into our kennels. Bo was rescued by a caring couple when they saw him being badly treated in their local market. For the full story please
see
Dobie Tales
Barney
Recently featured on the DWA website, Barney is now happily living in his new home.
Barney lives with 10 year old Dobermann, Sasha, in North Yorkshire - for the full story please see:
Dobie Tales
Tia
Tia (formerly Gigi) came to Dobermann Welfare from an all breed rescue where she had been for several months as they had unable to find a home for her. She had been dumped and was found wandering the streets. Although she was microchipped they were unable to trace her owners.
Tia has gone to live with Joy and Sue in Scotland and now has an idyllic life on a small holding, with various animals and has constant love and attention.
She lives with Tara - another Dobermann, who is also a rescue and they have become great friends, conspiring in all sorts of mischief in reorganising the garden and even digging a hole for a second pool. They have also had great fun digging up plants in the garden that they didn't approve of!
The dogs spend the cold winter evenings stretched out in front of the fire or cuddled up on the sofa, with Joy and Sue squashed in between them. See photograph of happy dogs.
Handsome and Indy
Natalie and Jackie are dedicated to their dogs and successfuly rehomed Handsone and Indy, then recently joined the DWA organisation.
Handsome was their first dobermann and was originally used as a guard dog. They had huge problems socialising him but those issues have now been overcome.
More recently they took on Indy, who, as a result of a marriage break up, was advertised in a local paper.
They make a happy couple - Handsome has been castrated, which in addition to having a female companion has calmed him down enormously - and Indy, who used to suffer from separation anxiety, is now a very happy girl.
Dizzy
Dizzy - a deaf dobermann, abandoned at 6 months in the South of England - was successfully rehomed by the DWA.
Now living happily in Banffshire, Scotland, Dizzy benefitted from a classified advertisement placed in a Scottish newspaper by his foster carer, looking for a permanent home.
A member of the editorial staff saw the advertisement and sent one of their reporters to photograph Dizzy with his carer.
As a result his story was featured prominently in the paper and his new owners, on seeing the picture, decided to help.
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