Reese

https://www.ildoberescue.com/adopt/dobermans/reese/<br/><br/>Because we are all volunteers, Illinois Doberman Rescue Plus only considers approved applicants to meet our orphans in our foster homes. Please read our eligibility requirements and apply on our website: www.ildoberescue.com/adopt. After an application is submitted, additional inquiries can email dobes@ildoberescue.com.<br/><br/>Meet Reese!<br/><br/>Reese is a sweet, gentl, 7-year-old girl who has officially put her mammary surgery behind her and is ready to find a family of her own! Her mammary masses were removed, and thankfully, no cancer was found. She will need a routine recheck in about six months to make sure everything continues to look good, but for now, Reese is healthy, recovered, and ready for her next chapter.<br/><br/>Reese has been an absolute joy in her foster home. She has the gentlest soul and is incredibly well-mannered. She takes treats softly, waits patiently to be invited through gates, stays out of the kitchen, keeps all four paws off the furniture, and is perfectly content just being near her people. She even greeted her foster brother with the sweetest little kiss through the gate.<br/><br/>She enjoys leisurely walks and generally walks nicely on a leash, although her foster family is continuing to work with her on some intermittent leash reactivity. Reese would do best in a home without cats or small animals.<br/><br/>If you’re looking for an easygoing, affectionate companion who is happy to hang out with you, enjoy some belly rubs, take a stroll, and then settle in for a cozy nap, Reese may be your girl. She has been through enough changes and is more than ready for the best part of her story: finding a family who will love her for good.

https://www.ildoberescue.com/adopt/dobermans/reese/

Because we are all volunteers, Illinois Doberman Rescue Plus only considers approved applicants to meet our orphans in our foster homes. Please read our eligibility requirements and apply on our website: www.ildoberescue.com/adopt. After an application is submitted, additional inquiries can email dobes@ildoberescue.com.

Meet Reese!

Reese is a sweet, gentl, 7-year-old girl who has officially put her mammary surgery behind her and is ready to find a family of her own! Her mammary masses were removed, and thankfully, no cancer was found. She will need a routine recheck in about six months to make sure everything continues to look good, but for now, Reese is healthy, recovered, and ready for her next chapter.

Reese has been an absolute joy in her foster home. She has the gentlest soul and is incredibly well-mannered. She takes treats softly, waits patiently to be invited through gates, stays out of the kitchen, keeps all four paws off the fur

https://www.ildoberescue.com/adopt/dobermans/reese/

Because we are all volunteers, Illinois Doberman Rescue Plus only considers approved applicants to meet our orphans in our foster homes. Please read our eligibility requirements and apply on our website: www.ildoberescue.com/adopt. After an application is submitted, additional inquiries can email dobes@ildoberescue.com.

Meet Reese!

Reese is a sweet, gentl, 7-year-old girl who has officially put her mammary surgery behind her and is ready to find a family of her own! Her mammary masses were removed, and thankfully, no cancer was found. She will need a routine recheck in about six months to make sure everything continues to look good, but for now, Reese is healthy, recovered, and ready for her next chapter.

Reese has been an absolute joy in her foster home. She has the gentlest soul and is incredibly well-mannered. She takes treats softly, waits patiently to be invited through gates, stays out of the kitchen, keeps all four paws off the furniture, and is perfectly content just being near her people. She even greeted her foster brother with the sweetest little kiss through the gate.

She enjoys leisurely walks and generally walks nicely on a leash, although her foster family is continuing to work with her on some intermittent leash reactivity. Reese would do best in a home without cats or small animals.

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