Our Vision
Our Dobermann Rescue charity is committed to providing a safe haven for abandoned, abused, and neglected Dobermanns, and finding them loving, forever homes.
Our mission
Our mission is to rescue, rehabilitate, and rehome Dobermanns in loving forever homes where they will never again be unwanted, afraid, cold, abused or hungry, while also promoting responsible ownership and raising awareness about the breed. We believe that every Dobermann deserves a second chance, and we are dedicated to providing them with the care and support they need to thrive. Through our rescue efforts, we aim to reduce the number of Dobermanns who are abandoned or mistreated, and to help ensure that every Dobermann has a loving and permanent home.
Our team
Our team of dedicated volunteers and supporters is committed to providing high-quality care, training, and support to our rescued Dobermanns and to promoting responsible ownership through education and outreach programmes. We are committed to making a positive difference in the lives of Dobermanns and the people who love them, and to being a voice for the breed in our community and beyond.
Kennel Club Breed Rescue
& Agria Welfare Awards
Our dedicated Trustee Ian Tyson was finalist and placed 2nd overall as breed recue volunteer of the year at the Kennel Club Breed Rescue & Agria Welfare Awards. We are so proud of his achievement as he works his socks off for DRUE and our dogs.
Adopt & foster
Help us to save, rehabilitate and rehome the dogs who need us the most. If you think you could offer a home for one of our Dobermanns, please fill out our application. All of our dogs are assessed by an independent qualified behaviourist. All dogs adopted from Dobermann Rescue UK & Europe come with 5 weeks free pet insurance – whatever their age.
New DRUE Online Store
Check out our new DRUE Online Store, which features a great selection of DRUE and Dobermann enthusiast merchandise. You can shop online, and 100% of the profit on every purchase goes to support our mission to rehome abandoned, abused, and neglected Dobermanns. Online Store.
Amazon wish list
After much hard work by our amazing team of volunteers, DRUE has moved into our new dedicated kennel facility in Cheshire! Help our dobies settle in with a treat from our Amazon wish list.
Meet our latest arrivals..
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Meet Derek
Derrick came to us a stray, he is entire and we believe he is around 2 to 4 years old. He has had some training in the past and knows basic commands and will happily ‘speak’ for a treat! He can jump up but is incredibly friendly and loves a fuss. He will walk nicely…
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Meet Kiki
Kiki is a 3.5 year old entire bitch. She has lived with another dog, but can be a bit barky when she first meets new dogs, but she soon settles, she will seek reassurance. She does not like cats. She has lived with children from 10 upwards. She is a lovely girl but will need…
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Meet Rupert
Rupert is 14 months old, neutered. He is a very handsome boy with some very special quirks…. Rupert is incredibly bright. When we say bright, we’re pretty convinced you could teach him to drive, do the shopping and put up shelves. 90% of the time he is an absolute angel and will do anything for…
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Meet Delta
Delta is a 2 year old entire black and tan bitch. She was abandoned by her owner at the vets after some health concerns were raised. It is evident that she has been used for breeding. She is fine with people and will seek out affection. No history with children, so 14 and upwards only,…
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Meet Roni
Roni is an entire male around 10 to 11 years old. He has scar tissue in his right ear and around his nose and worn teeth, but neither bother him. He has arthritis in some joints, but he is on supplements and doing well. He also has a tumor on one of his testes which…
Help us rescue more dogs in need
As a small independent charity, we do not receive any funding and rely entirely on public donations. Every donation helps us to look after and re home more dogs in urgent need.
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