Nolton 3578

05/30/26. Meet Nolton! Nolton was born on 12/17/2022, and he’s a gentle giant with a heart to match his size. This tall, handsome guy is full of personality and isn’t shy about letting you know how he feels—he’s quite vocal and has an endless supply of love to give.<br/>Nolton came to us when his devoted owners—an elderly couple—made the heartbreaking decision to surrender him due to health issues. They loved him dearly and wanted to be sure he’d have the care, activity, and attention he deserves.<br/>We’re still getting to know Nolton, and he’ll need a vet visit for vaccinations and neuter surgery. So far, he’s been friendly and affectionate, enjoys being around other dogs, and has done well with teenage children.<br/>Like many big, strong dogs, Nolton will benefit from continued training—especially leash manners. Because of his size and energy, we think he’ll do best in a home with a securely fenced backyard where he can run, play, and stretch those long legs.<br/>If you’re looking for a loving companion who will fill your home with affection, conversation, and classic Doberman devotion, Nolton might be the perfect match.<br/>Interested in meeting Nolton? The first step is to submit an adoption application. Please share to help this sweet giant find the forever home he deserves.<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

05/30/26. Meet Nolton! Nolton was born on 12/17/2022, and he’s a gentle giant with a heart to match his size. This tall, handsome guy is full of personality and isn’t shy about letting you know how he feels—he’s quite vocal and has an endless supply of love to give.
Nolton came to us when his devoted owners—an elderly couple—made the heartbreaking decision to surrender him due to health issues. They loved him dearly and wanted to be sure he’d have the care, activity, and attention he deserves.
We’re still getting to know Nolton, and he’ll need a vet visit for vaccinations and neuter surgery. So far, he’s been friendly and affectionate, enjoys being around other dogs, and has done well with teenage children.
Like many big, strong dogs, Nolton will benefit from continued training—especially leash manners. Because of his size and energy, we think he’ll do best in a home with a securely fenced backyard where he can run, play, and stretch those long legs.
If you’re looking for a loving companion who will fill your

05/30/26. Meet Nolton! Nolton was born on 12/17/2022, and he’s a gentle giant with a heart to match his size. This tall, handsome guy is full of personality and isn’t shy about letting you know how he feels—he’s quite vocal and has an endless supply of love to give.
Nolton came to us when his devoted owners—an elderly couple—made the heartbreaking decision to surrender him due to health issues. They loved him dearly and wanted to be sure he’d have the care, activity, and attention he deserves.
We’re still getting to know Nolton, and he’ll need a vet visit for vaccinations and neuter surgery. So far, he’s been friendly and affectionate, enjoys being around other dogs, and has done well with teenage children.
Like many big, strong dogs, Nolton will benefit from continued training—especially leash manners. Because of his size and energy, we think he’ll do best in a home with a securely fenced backyard where he can run, play, and stretch those long legs.
If you’re looking for a loving companion who will fill your home with affection, conversation, and classic Doberman devotion, Nolton might be the perfect match.
Interested in meeting Nolton? The first step is to submit an adoption application. Please share to help this sweet giant find the forever home he deserves.
Not every dog is available for adoption or need a foster - some are wards of the rescue (usually due to medical reasons, but sometimes