Doberman Rescue
Alliance of Wisconsin

We lost our best companion, my wingman and just an awesome dog on November 10, 2023.  Lincoln came to us a shy youngster and lived the life of a spoiled Doberman.  He had this big adorable head that loved to be held.  He loved his mommy and daddy and showed it every day.  We are heartbroken but take comfort in knowing he is now playing with our other four dobies that crossed the rainbow bridge.  Love you always, Mr. Lincoln ❤️❤️❤️

It is with a very heavy heart that I inform you Babe passed away quietly and unexpectedly in her sleep on Tuesday, April 4th, 2023.  She was one of the greatest and most loved Doberman's my family had owned.  Many people told us she should have been a therapy dog.  She absolutely loved everyone she met and as long as you had an open lap for her head, she was content to lay there.  Walks were her favorite thing to do, especially when she was allowed to run freely off leash, running back to you when she got a little too far ahead.
Thank you for what your organization does for these deserving animals.  She received a 2nd chance and I believe it was the best rest of her life.

03/02/2022 Rest in Paradise

In your very short life, you were so loved by the amazing humans trying so hard to save you.  Run free sweet girl....

Geno crossed May 2021,   was a special needs senior boy that came to us via a previous adoption, his brother Ares from DRAWI.  Geno was living with renal liver disease and succumbed a short, almost two years later after we adopted him.  He had the best possible life with us and we so miss him!  Here's to you, Geno, run free with all you meet!!

Our precious Jade crossed the Rainbow Bridge on April 13, 2021
Our sweet “life of the party” girl, your time with us was too short but we packed a lifetime of love and memories and pictures in.  You were always so happy, always playing with a toy or chasing a critter.  Summers spent “up north” at the cabin, you were outside from sun-up to sunset playing with your fur brother Thor.  Cancer had to rear it’s ugly head and words like “big mass by the heart” “metastasized to the lungs” broke our hearts.  Hoping we would have the two months we thought, alas it didn’t happen when you went downhill fast.  We sure miss you like heck, to the moon and back and back up to the stars.  Thor has been sad along with us.  We take comfort in knowing we will see you one day again, until then keep running in those rainbow fields with the critters.