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Help Scottish Dobermann Rescue

As a small registered Scottish charity, we rely entirely on the support of the public to continue rescuing and rehoming Dobermanns across Scotland.


There are many ways you can help — from fostering and volunteering, to fundraising, donating or simply helping us spread the word. Every contribution, no matter how big or small, makes a direct difference to the dogs in our care.


Find out below how you can support Scottish Dobermann Rescue.

Donate

Donate


Scottish Dobermann Rescue is entirely funded by donations and fundraising. As a small independent Scottish charity, we do not receive government funding — every dog we help is supported by the generosity of our community.


Donations help us cover essential veterinary care, neutering, microchipping, behavioural support, transport costs and everyday care for Dobermanns in foster across Scotland.


If you would like to support our work, you can donate via PayPal or Bank Transfer using the link below.


We are also incredibly grateful to our dedicated fundraising team, who organise regular auctions and raffles through social media. You can join our fundraising group on Facebook here:


https://www.facebook.com/groups/348680422654972/


Every contribution makes a direct difference to the dogs in our care.

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Volunteering

Operating across the whole of Scotland means our ability to help is often dependent on where we have volunteer support. We are always looking to expand our network with reliable, committed individuals who can assist with home checks, assessments, transport, fostering and other practical aspects of rescue work.


If you are interested in volunteering with Scottish Dobermann Rescue, we would love to hear from you.


Our volunteers are at the heart of what we do. Without their time, dedication and support, we simply could not help as many Dobermanns across Scotland.

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Fostering

Fostering is a vital part of rescue, its the stepping stone between dogs being surrendered and finding their forever homes. While in foster care the dogs are assessed to find out what kind of home would best suit their needs, some dogs that come into our care have behavioural issues that can be worked on while in foster.


Fostering is something that most people with a passion for the breed can help with, the rescue can provide all the necessary things for looking after the dog, even food if needed. The idea is that we can have the dogs in a loving home environment but reduce the cost for the volunteers.


Someone who doesn’t work or maybe can commit to a dog full time would consider fostering as the costs can be covered by the rescue.


All necessary vet bills are covered by the charity while dogs are in foster.

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Adoption

Adoption is our end goal for these dogs, it provides a forever home for the dogs we take in and the adoption donation allows us to continue to help more dogs in need.


If you are interested in adopting a dog from our organisation, please get in touch. We will ask you to fill out an application form, arrange a home check and then hopefully match you to one of the dogs in our care.


Dogs adopted from Scottish Dobermann Rescue SCIO come with 5 weeks free pet insurance – whatever their age

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Our mission

Our mission at the Scottish Dobermann Rescue is to provide permanent homes and support for the Dobermanns that need it in Scotland. We do this by temporarily housing Dobermanns that are unwanted while we find them new homes. We work on any issues that may have caused them to be needing rehomed in the first place in order to give them the best chance when going to their new home. We provide microchipping, neutering and health checking services to any dobermanns that we come across.

We also provide support to other rescues and organisations in the UK, all with the end goal of providing care and attention to the welfare of dogs in general.

These gorgeous dogs need good homes

Have a look at our Dogs In Need page to see the dogs currently in our care searching for their forever homes.

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