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We are an entirely volunteer based 501(c)(3) organization whose sole purpose is to bring the breed we love, Dachshunds, together with loving forever families. We are able to rescue and re-home dogs entirely through our foster network. Won't you consider
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so we can save as many of these amazing animals as possible.
Ani Maya
Ani Maya was found this in a crate, rolled in blankets, and thrown in a ditch. She spent days in severe pain before DRoH was contacted. Humans failed this girl. DRoH and an entire team jumped to her rescue. She was rushed to the emergency vet clinic and diagnosed with blunt force trauma and a broken bone. At the very least, Ani will require surgery. Ani has already required over $2000 worth of vet bills and we still have surgery costs ahead of us. Please make a difference for this Rescue pup and donate today. No amount is too small. UPDATE - 7/8/21 Ani thought it was time to give everyone an update. She is doing quite well with her foster family (see her video on her profile page as she's helping with the gardening), but still longs for her forever home. She faces one more surgery next week to examine the damage to her pelvis. She believes that it will be all good news because she's getting around as if nothing ever happened. Her femur surgery was successful, owing to her youth and the skills of her surgeon.
She is spunky, friendly and ready to take on the world! She is ready to meet a forever family and dreams of a July adoption. She is healthy, happy and most importantly - fully repaired. She's starting to think that her injuries are holding her back, but she knows that someone out there believes in her and all the joy she can bring to life!
To make a donation for Ani Maya's medical expenses, simply click on the donate button.
ATTENTION ALL POTENTIAL ADOPTERS - THE STATE OF TEXAS HAS NOTIFIED ALL RESCUE GROUPS OF THE FOLLOWING Animal rescue groups and nonprofit animal shelters have different sales tax responsibilities. While both may be exempt entities and exempt from paying sales tax on their purchases, they generally must collect sales tax on their sales. However, the Texas Tax Code specifically exempts nonprofit animal shelters from collecting sales tax on their animal adoption fees (see Tax Code Section 151.343, Animal Sold By Nonprofit Animal Shelters ). An animal rescue group is generally required to collect sales tax on any sales and animal adoption fees. Our adoption fees with tax are:
Highlighted Dogs
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Bridget is 6 years old cutey. She likes foster mom, and feels ok around foster dad but she is cautious around the 9 y/o human. She is timid and l...read more about Bridget Arbor
Ani had successful spay surgery and is recovering quickly. They also checked out her past injuries and it seems her pelvis is healing nicely. No furth...read more about Ani Maya
Are you looking for the best snuggle buddy around? Are you looking for your own personal furry shadow that loves toys? Are you looking for a best frie...read more about Benny Maya
Small sweet senior! Miss Belle has reached her Golden Years, but you could turn them platinum just by giving her a forever home. She came to Rescue af...read more about Belle Patriot
Revi is a cuddly and playful pup. Bounding energy followed by a calmness not typical of dachshunds his age. He tries very hard to be good ...read more about Revi Patriot
Meet Dora! Dora is definitely an explorer! She's an adorable two-year-old dachshund that is full of puppy energy. Dora has learned how to ask he...read more about Dora Patriot
How You Can HelpDROH is in need of Sponsors, Volunteers, and Fosters. Through your generosity we are able to rescue so many wonderful pups. You can volunteer time or services at an event, sponsor a pup through their journey to mental and physical well-being, or even foster a pup to give someone a temporary home while they search for their forever family. |
