Does anyone know of a doodle rescue in the DC Metro Area? A co-worker needs to rehome her 16 month old male goldendoodle. Any suggestions would be helpful. I don't want this pup to be taken to the pound.
Meghan - have them contact the DRC - the Doodle Rescue Collective. The email is: doodlerescuecollective@yahoo.com
She could also contact iDog - another doodle rescue group, I am just not as familiar with them.
The DRC and iDog both help owners rehome their doodles. This is the safest bet for your coworker to be able to find a more suitable home. They will even help find a foster if the coworker must have the dog out of their home soon.
I am part of Doodle Rescue Collective and provide foster care for doodles in Northern VA. PLEASE CONTACT DRC asap, they can give you help on rescuing this dog!
Hi Everyone! Thank you so much for the quick responses! I went to see Cooper today and have more details about him. He is actually 7 months old and very sweet. He looks very much like a golden retriever. I've actually never seen a doodle that could easily pass for a golden retriever. He got along really well with my doodle, Bella. He has not been neutered and I really think his attention span will improve once that happens. From what I understand, he hasn't bonded with his female owner and seemed to prefer her husband. He does not like to be put in his crate nor does he like to be left outside. He is in the Woodbridge, VA area and I would be happy to help transport him. Picture to follow.
The correct website for DRC is www.doodlerescueinc.ning.com. I've been involved with them over a year-great organization-we just re-homed another Goldendoodle in a little over a week. Good luck
UPDATE: Cooper is not up-to-date on his shots and he needs to be neutered before DRC can accept him. I'm looking for low-cost clinics. Trying to make this as painless as possible for the owner to surrender him. Any suggestions would be so appreciated! Thanks!
There is a low-cost vaccination package available through Petco stores- the actual clinics are called "Love My Pet".
Here's a link: http://www.luvmypet.com/
Thanks for checking on that Karen. Cooper hasn't seen a vet since he was brought home. Have to make sure he is as healthy as he looks before going to a foster home.
He is so darn cute!! A typical 7 month old Doodle pup. Can't imagine it won't take long for him to find his forever family!
Thanks Meghan for helping Cooper!!!