Rehome of Doodle in Colorado

[Teresa]

A friend is trying to help an individual rehome a doodle that is female, 6 years old.  From the description I believe she is a goldendoodle.  Any suggestion on rescues in the Denver area where she can be placed?  Any other suggestions are appreciated.  I understand the  4 dogs belong to her father who is in hospice and she can't keep the dogs and also 3 cats.

 

 

[AndySharon BoomerShaynaMariner]

 

I would suggest DRC.

 

This is a link to the rehome information form.

 

http://doodlerescuecollectiveinc.org/page/rehome-assistance-form

 

Hope everything works out.

[Kate]

www.idog.biz is also a good one for rehome help.

[Lynn D.]

Oh that is too bad. IMO, I would try iDOG first. Mainly, because I have volunteered to foster for them before. Unfortunately, the doodle group here isn't as focused as some others. But if the family gets into dire straights you can contact me. I live near the metro area.

Thank you for trying to help this family.

[Jacquie Yorke (DRC)]

Hi Teresa. So sorry to hear of this situation but happy to know that you and your friend are doing everything in your power to help.

Doodle Rescue Collective is happy to assist in any way that we can. You can reach us directly at www.doodlerescue.org

I want to assure you that the "doodle group here" are completely focused on doing what is absolutely best for these dogs. DRC is a national rescue organization and a 501(c)(3) non-profit devoted to Labradoodle & Godendoodle rescue and education. We have over 600 registered volunteers throughout North America many of whom are members here on Doodle Kisses. Together with the help and support of our friends here at DK, DRC has saved and placed over 450 doodles in need since 2009.

Thank you for all you are doing to assist this family and for reaching out to the wonderful and supportive doodle community here on DK.

[Lynn D.]

Um, Jackie. I was refering to the the DENVER area doodle group.

[Carol Brand]

Her first step should be to contact the breeder.  It is the breeder's obligation to take this dog back and rehome it.