List Of SNDobes Helped

Dobes helped from July - September, 2003

Thanks for taking a moment to read about some of the Doberman lives SND has been fortunate enough to help. The links below will take you to the pages that contain pictures and stories about our SNDobes. The stories have been split up into separate pages to make them easy to download (that's good, it means we have helped lots of Dobes!). Please remember to read our Currently In Need page for Dobes that need help now (there are Dobes there that will come to this list when we're done helping them).

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The Dobes!

Ruby J.
Lennox
Angel
Bowie
Cole
Whitney
Flame
Koko
Soltin
Ishtar
Muggsy
R.J.

Ruby J!
September 2003

Ruby J. is a 2.5 year old rescue Doberman owned by Jill Jaluvka. Ruby has been diagnosed with hypermature cataracts. This condition has caused her to lose all vision except the ability to know day from night. The vet has determined that she is a perfect candidate for phacoemulsification cataract removal and intraocular lens implantation. This procedure will restore her vision and give her a better quality of life. Before coming to SND, Jill did a great deal of fundraising on her own, and had raised $1000 of the $1250 needed for the surgery. Unfortunately, she had to dip into it when a foster, Zoe, came in heartworm positive. Zoe has since, been adopted by Jill, also. We assisted in the fundraising for Ruby J.'s surgery and are very happy to report that Ruby's vision has been restored! You can learn more on Ruby J's Page.


Lennox!
September 2003

Lennox was a big, handsome, and gentle black/tan, 8 year old Doberman that was turned in by the family who rescued him four years ago. They moved into a new home and no longer wanted Lennox and the second Doberman they bought three years ago. Carol Fama of Doberman Rescue of the Triad took in both Doberboys. Unfortunately for Lennox, not only did he have an infestation of heartworms but he also wouldn't put any weight on his hind leg. It was found that there was a tumor on the bone -- the aspiration approach yielded inconclusive results. Lennox went to the State Vet School on 4/14 for a frozen section to determine if this was a cancerous tumor that would require removal of the leg.

Cyberdobes! took an interest in Lennox's case and donated a grant to get his medical care started. You can see more pictures and learn more about Lennox by visting Lennox's page.   

Sadly, Lennox lost his battle with cancer. Please consider making a donation in his memory and for his remaining vet bills by mailing a tax deductible donation or using the PayPal button provided below.


Use PayPal In Memory of Lennox!


Angel!
September 2003

Angel is a sweet 5 year old red Doberman who lives in Fort Worth, Texas with her family including a 13 month old baby girl that she adores. Angel hurt her leg when getting back in the car after a routine trip to the vet's office. Her mom, Kim, took Angel back into the vet's office, but at the time her leg was not thought to be seriously hurt. As time went on, however, the leg did not improve, and Angel stopped putting weight on the leg. Further diagnostics revealed that Angel had torn the ACL in her back leg! Surgery is required to repair the leg -- the only other option would be to amputate. Needless to say, that's not an option. We are happy to report that Angel received her surgery and is now living the happy and pain free life she deserves. Please visit Angel's Page for more details, updates and pictures.


Bowie!
September, 2003

Bowie is a 4 1/2 year old black and tan male Dobie, best friend of SND member Kim Somjen. He has had continual problems with hernias, and needs yet more surgery to help correct the problem. This isn't his first surgery or even his second! He also has a lipoma that definitely needs removing. Overall, it's safe to say that Bowie is having a rough New Year. We are asking for you to help us with his treatment and recovery! Kim is in vet school, studying to be a vet for our friends in the future. After many twist, turns, and trials, Bowie is finally on the mend. You can read more about Bowie as well as see more pictures of the boy on Bowie's Page.


Cole!
August, 2003

Cole is a neutered male, albino Doberman who was surrendered by his owner to a Seattle shelter. An adoption was in progress when a shelter visitor noticed that Cole's rear leg was swollen to five times its normal size. The shelter contacted Compassioned Animal Rescue and Education - C.A.R.E. on Cole's behalf. Surgery was rendered to save his leg, probably saving his life at the same time. The vet gave the rescue group a generous discount, but because they have faced so many life-threatening emergencies recently, they have incurred some very large bills. Money was raised for Cole's surgery, and he is now on the mend and almost as good as new! He has also been adopted by a loving family. You can learn more about him on Cole's Page.







Whitney!
August, 2003
Whitney is a red senior Doberman in Denver Colorado. Doberman Rescue of Colorado learned of her when they were contacted by an emergency vet clinic that was treating her for multiple lacerations and paralysis suffered after being hit by a car. She responded well to treatment, and is now up for adoption. You can read more on Whitney's page.

Flame!
August, 2003

Flame is a 4 year old red Dobergirl in GA, who was dumped after her "parents" got a divorce. Flame has returned to SND following surgery in April for gold bead implants for Wobbler's Disease. Her recovery has not gone as smoothly as was hoped for and she is now "wobbling" again, and showing signs of obvious pain. Dr. Durkes has been consulted and has recommended a course of acupuncture treatments. Flame saw the acupunture doctor and her neck was re-wrapped. She has made a drastic improvement and continues to improve. You can learn more on Flame's Page.


Koko!
August, 2003

Koko is a 2.5 year old red Dobergirl, recently adopted by SND member, Mary Lynn Bushong. Koko's current weight is guessimated to be about 40-45 lbs. She is little more than a bone rack due to an untreated kidney problem. Mary Lynn has enlisted the help of a homeopath in making nutritional choices for Koko, but she also needs tests to insure that she continues on the road to good health. You can learn more on Koko's Page.


Soltin!
July, 2003

Soltin is a 3 - 4 year old black/tan male, who did his share of moving about before finding his forever home. Once settled in, he gobbled up a mechanic's rag that lodged in his stomach. Soltin required emergency surgery to remove the rag. SND was pleased to be able to offer assistance to this fine boy. You can read his full story on Soltin's Page


Ishtar!
July, 2003
Ishtar was an 8 year old owner-trained service Dobe. She lived with Jill in Filmouth, KY. Ishtar was diagnosed with pericardial effusion and possible cardiomyopathy. SND assisted with Ishtar's treatments and medications, as Jill is confined to a wheelchair and lives on a small disability check. Eventually, Ishtar was also diagnosed with cancer of the spleen. Jill made the tough decision to let her go, and she passsed on is Jill's arms. You can learn more about this very special Doberman by visiting Ishtar's Page.

Please consider making a tax-deductible donation in Ishtar's memory so that other Dobes in need will have much needed and often lifesaving care. You can mail a donation, or use the PayPal button below.



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Muggsy!
July, 2003

SND learned of Muggsy through a letter from a kind hearted person in New York. Muggsy was living life in the basement of a grocery store, and totally dependant on the kind stranger to visit and feed her. She was almost deaf from an untreated ear infection. SND was glad to be able to help in referring the information to a rescue group, who took possession of Muggsy, and got her to a vet. SND covered treatment for her ear infection and skin disorders. To learn more, please visit Muggsy's Page.


R.J.!
July, 2003

Dale Geddis-Maddox from the Senior Doberman Project, received a request from a lady in SC who has a senior she can no longer care for. The woman is absolutely destitute. In order to place the senior in a rescue program she must have a growth on her leg checked out. Dale has negotiated an excellent price at a local vet clinic to do the biopsy and has arranged for CaraDobe Rescue group to take 10 year old RJ if the tumor in not cancerous. SND made the payment to the vet so that R.J.'s biopsy could be done. Thankfully, the biopsy came back negative. Dale, again, negotiated with her heart, and was able to get a very low price for getting the growth removed and necessary prep shots to make R.J. placeable. SND covered these expenses so that she can now be adopted to a loving family.


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List Of SNDobes Helped