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Good Evening
Cathy Willis- Doberman Assistance Network here. I am hoping to find some help for Briggs, a one year old Red Doberman needing transport from Louisville Ky to Pittsburgh area airport or Allegheny County Airport (KAGC) in West Mifflin, southeast of Pitt.
Briggs was left to either freeze or starve to death after his owners moved out and left him to fend for himself. Briggs is a special needs boy. He was injured at birth and has cerebral palsy which has left him deaf and with an unsteady clumsy gait. But he is the most happy, joyful and gentle boy that get along with everyone and everything he comes in contact with. The vet has said Briggs will remain a “pup” in terms of mental development for the rest of his life.
Distinguished Doberman Rescue located in the Pittsburgh area (Moon Township) did not hesitate and has stepped up to help Briggs and we need to get the boy to the Pittsburgh area. We would love to get Briggs to Pittsburgh as soon as we can. He needs to be evaluated by the specialists up there.
Briggs is truly a miracle, even the vet said he was a miracle to have lived after such an injury and be so playful. If you think you can help Briggs, please let me know as soon as you get the chance. I look forward to hearing from you.
Briggs weighs 70 pounds and is up to date on all his vaccinations. We can provide a harness for Briggs or if you require a crate, we can arrange have one provided for you.
Thank you
Cathy Willis
Doberman Assistance Network
http://www.dobermanassistance.org
cell 704 516 4738
Good Evening
Cathy Willis- Doberman Assistance Network here. I am hoping to find some help for Briggs, a one year old Red Doberman needing transport from Louisville Ky to Pittsburgh area airport or Allegheny County Airport (KAGC) in West Mifflin, southeast of Pitt.
Briggs was left to either freeze or starve to death after his owners moved out and left him to fend for himself. Briggs is a special needs boy. He was injured at birth and has cerebral palsy which has left him deaf and with an unsteady clumsy gait. But he is the most happy, joyful and gentle boy that get along with everyone and everything he comes in contact with. The vet has said Briggs will remain a “pup” in terms of mental development for the rest of his life.
Distinguished Doberman Rescue located in the Pittsburgh area (Moon Township) did not hesitate and has stepped up to help Briggs and we need to get the boy to the Pittsburgh area. We would love to get Briggs to Pittsburgh as soon as we can. He needs to be evaluated by the specialists up there.
Briggs is truly a miracle, even the vet said he was a miracle to have lived after such an injury and be so playful. If you think you can help Briggs, please let me know as soon as you get the chance. I look forward to hearing from you.
Briggs weighs 70 pounds and is up to date on all his vaccinations. We can provide a harness for Briggs or if you require a crate, we can arrange have one provided for you.
Thank you
Cathy Willis
Doberman Assistance Network
http://www.dobermanassistance.org
cell 704 516 4738
