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Louise

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Louise is a very active, playful puppy. She was born around the beginning of May. She is a high energy dog and needs to go to a home where she will get plenty of exercise.

Louise is doing great with housebreaking and crate training. She loves to play with other dogs.

Louise will not be placed into a home with female dogs or small children, nor will she be placed into a home where she is left alone all day while her family is at work.

These great photos of Louise were taken by Rebecca of Studio B Photography.

If you are interested in Louise please contact Christy at . Please read our adoption policies before inquiring about her. Louise's adoption fee is $350.


Betty

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Betty is a very sweet, sensitive girl who has most likely lived a very rough life. We estimate her age to be 6 or 7.

Betty was picked up by animal control and taken to their facility. Her owners came to reclaim her, but when they found out they'd have to pay a fine they left her there. It was probably the best thing that's ever happened to her.

Betty had obviously had many litters of puppies. She seemend very tired and beaten down. She tested positive for heartworms and is undergoing treatment now. Her treatment will be finished in late August.

Betty acts like she has been beaten her whole life. If you raise your voice around her she cowers and tries to hide. If you lift a hand near her or come towards her with something like a stick she does the same thing. She is so incredibly sweet and affectionate, we just can't imagine how anyone could have treated her so horribly.

Betty will need a quiet home with a compassionate, understanding owner. She loves going for walks and she walks well on a leash. She is housebroken and crate trained. She will be a wonderful companion for the right person. She likes both men and women.

These great photos of Betty were taken by Rebecca of Studio B Photography.

If you are interested in Betty please contact Jane at . Please read our adoption policies before inquiring about her. Betty's adoption fee is $250.


Millie

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Millie is about 7 years old, maybe older. She is housebroken, spayed and up to date on vaccinations. She is almost solid black. She gets along fine with other dogs, but she doesn't play with them.

Millie is sweet and affectionate and craves human affection. She will follow you anywhere. She is easy to live with. She's quiet and isn't destructive in any way.

These beautiful photos of Millie were taken by Rebecca of Studio B Photography.

Most of Millie's vet care is being paid for by Special Needs Dobermans. Click here to visit her page.

If you are interested in Millie please contact Jane at . Please read our adoption policies before inquiring about her. Millie's adoption fee is $200.


Peanut - adopted!

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Peanut is a 14-week-old puppy who came from a N. Georgia shelter. She is red with natural ears and a docked tail.

Peanut is in a foster home with two dogs and a cat and she gets along very well with all of them. She is very good with older children.

Peanut is an active young puppy and needs a home where she will receive plenty of exercise and mental stimulation. She will not be placed into a home where she is left alone all day while her family is gone.

 

 


Cinnamon - adopted!

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Cinnamon came to us from a local animal control facility. Someone hacked her in the face with an ax or machete. They cut all the way through the bone and she had an open flap on the top of her snout. She also had a deep cut on her right rear foot. Click here for "before" picture of Cinnamon (graphic image).

On May 4 Cinnamon had surgery at Georgia Veterinary Specialists to her piece her snout back together and to close the deep cut on her foot.

Cinnamon is recovering well and has just a thin scar across her snout. She is in a foster home with a male and a female Doberman and she gets along well with them and is becoming quite playful and more confident.

Most of Cinnamon's vet care is being paid for by Special Needs Dobermans. If you would like to donate to her cause, please visit her Special Needs Dobermans page.