Ace 3248

09/06/26. Hi everyone, my name is ACE, and I really need your help finding my furever home! I’m a beautiful, all-natural, 6-year-old Doberman, and I’ve been waiting at the rescue for over two years—820 days, to be exact—to find my family. Yes, you read that correctly: 820 days!<br/><br/>Let me tell you a little about myself. I absolutely love going for walks with the volunteers. I wait quietly in my kennel until I realize it’s my turn, and then my helicopter tail whirls happily in anticipation. I walk amazingly on a leash, with absolutely no pulling or reactivity, and I am the best car passenger you could ask for. I crave affection and attention from my favorite humans and love to snuggle up with the volunteers whenever I have the opportunity. Once I trust you and get to know you, I form very strong bonds with my people, and my love and loyalty know no bounds. Being the good Doberman that I am, I can be cautious of new people entering my home, so I would do best in a low-traffic, adult-only home with a seasoned Doberman owner. No apartment living for me, please—I prefer a fenced yard. While it’s probably best for me to be the only canine king of the house, I do enjoy the company of my fellow dog, Rex, here at the rescue, as we have both been waiting a long time for our people. I don’t know how I would feel about cats, but I have no prey drive whatsoever. You won’t find me wasting my energy chasing the iguanas at the rescue; I would rather walk like a gentleman next to my person.<br/><br/>I have been failed twice by humans through no fault of my own. The last time, they brought me back because they left me outside in the backyard with a tempting garbage bag, and I couldn’t resist breaking into it. Seriously, what did they expect, leaving me out there for hours with nothing else to do? But I am tired of watching all my other friends leave, and now I really want to find a home of my own. I don’t ask for much...just a comfy place to land, a lap to rest my head on, a nice walk, and, of course, delicious treats never hurt. I just need to find the right adopter to give me that chance, and I will be the most loving, grateful companion you could ever ask for. PLEASE SHARE ME and make this the month I GO HOME! Thank you so much!<br/><br/>Not every dog is available for adoption or need a foster - some are wards of the rescue (usually due to medical reasons, but sometimes behavioral). These dogs will always be supported by DRL. We welcome financial support for these dogs. Here are links to foster and adoption applications for those dogs who need a foster home or adoptive home.<br/>Foster Application Adoption Application

09/06/26. Hi everyone, my name is ACE, and I really need your help finding my furever home! I’m a beautiful, all-natural, 6-year-old Doberman, and I’ve been waiting at the rescue for over two years—820 days, to be exact—to find my family. Yes, you read that correctly: 820 days!

Let me tell you a little about myself. I absolutely love going for walks with the volunteers. I wait quietly in my kennel until I realize it’s my turn, and then my helicopter tail whirls happily in anticipation. I walk amazingly on a leash, with absolutely no pulling or reactivity, and I am the best car passenger you could ask for. I crave affection and attention from my favorite humans and love to snuggle up with the volunteers whenever I have the opportunity. Once I trust you and get to know you, I form very strong bonds with my people, and my love and loyalty know no bounds. Being the good Doberman that I am, I can be cautious of new people entering my home, so I would do best in a low-traffic, adult-only home with a seasoned Doberman own

09/06/26. Hi everyone, my name is ACE, and I really need your help finding my furever home! I’m a beautiful, all-natural, 6-year-old Doberman, and I’ve been waiting at the rescue for over two years—820 days, to be exact—to find my family. Yes, you read that correctly: 820 days!

Let me tell you a little about myself. I absolutely love going for walks with the volunteers. I wait quietly in my kennel until I realize it’s my turn, and then my helicopter tail whirls happily in anticipation. I walk amazingly on a leash, with absolutely no pulling or reactivity, and I am the best car passenger you could ask for. I crave affection and attention from my favorite humans and love to snuggle up with the volunteers whenever I have the opportunity. Once I trust you and get to know you, I form very strong bonds with my people, and my love and loyalty know no bounds. Being the good Doberman that I am, I can be cautious of new people entering my home, so I would do best in a low-traffic, adult-only home with a seasoned Doberman owner. No apartment living for me, please—I prefer a fenced yard. While it’s probably best for me to be the only canine king of the house, I do enjoy the company of my fellow dog, Rex, here at the rescue, as we have both been waiting a long time for our people. I don’t know how I would feel about cats, but I have no prey drive whatsoever. You won’t find me wasting my energy chasing the iguanas at the