DESERT HARBOR DOBERMAN RESCUE OF AZ
EIN 27-1352468 · Animal Protection & Welfare (D20)
What they do
In 2025 We Took In 81 Dobermans and Had 64 Adoptions. Year Over Year, We Took In 10 Fewer Puppies, and In 2025 Transferred 10 Puppies Out (variance of 20), Which is One of The Main Reasons for The Lower Intake and Adoption Volume. We Predicted This Possibility In 2024. Our Limited Number of Fosters Also Impacted Our Ability to Keep Up With Previous Year Intake Numbers. We Continue to See More Behavior Case Requests Than Ever Before; It is A Known Widespread Issue Across Rescues and Behavior Professionals.We Continue to Focus On Cross-posting and Emphasizing Our Shift to Be A Networker and Connector. We Cross Post At Least 500 Dobermans Each Year. We Have Sent 24 Bags of Food. We Have Done 17 Spay/neuter or Vet Visits ($4725.92) for Community Dobermans In 2025, and Are Already Off to A Strong Start In 2026 As Well.With A Ton of Work Last Year, We Re-launched Our Email Marketing/education Program and Continued It Into 2025.We Continue to Expand Our Trainer Referral List In Alignment With
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About this charity
- Recognized since
- January 2011
- Location
- PO BOX 97425, PHOENIX, AZ 85060-7425
- County
- Maricopa
- In care of
- % SIDNEY OLIVER