The Doberman ResQ Project

(7/20/09) Jaden: Jaden was rescued by Maggie, fostered by Allison and adopted to a family in Rancho Bernardo. Jaden had separation anxiety and, as an only dog, wasn't doing very well. She was brought back to Rescue just in time to meet the needs of a previous Rescue adopter (Tanner's family). They fell in love with Jaden when they met her and adopted her. She and Tanner are doing great. Here's the story from her new mom:

"We are thrilled to have Jaden join our family. It was meer luck that Jaden came into our lives. She ran away from a home that had adopted her, as their fence was not established. They felt that their home was not secure enough for her, therefore Angie refered me as great home with a loving friend for Jaden. I was hesitant to adopt her before seeing her because my husband wanted a Doberman with cropped ears, but once we saw her Sunday morning we fell in love with her personality and energy. Tanner gets along so well with Jaden and they love to play with one another all day long. It's the cutest thing to see the two play and run around the yard. I would love to send you some photos of our family, of Tanner and Jaden. I will have to take some tonight and email you the photos tomorrow. They make a beautiful pair and I am very happy to be part of the Doberman community."

(06/30/09) Jaden: Meet Jaden. She's about eight months old and utterly captivating. "Cute" does not begin to describe this little doll. We pulled her from one of the San Bernardino County shelters, where she was taken after being picked up as a stray. She is a little underweight right now, but her coat is beautiful and she's eating well. It won't be long before she's at the correct weight. She is black and rust, with natural uncropped ears and a docked tail.

She loves toys, is social with other dogs that she's met (she lives in her foster home with an older female Doberman who also came from Aztec), is housebroken, and just an overall joy to be around. Her energy level is fairly high, as we expect with puppies this age, but she is very content to chew on rawhide rolls or entertain herself in other non-destructive ways. She's housebroken and eager to please.
 
If you'd like to meet this puppy, contact Maggie Cecil at 951.369.6636 for information. Jaden is in south Orange County right now, in her foster home, so meeting her will probably need to take place there.