Hi,

Due to declining health, I need to find a place for  a few of the doodles here.  Baxter is a handsome, big black Labradoodle, 5 yrs old.  He was given to me by his owner after biting a child in the face.  Baxter is a great dog--it was truly not his fault.  He was being walked by his 6 year old family member, and an 8 yr old child ran up towards them.  Baxter was on a leash and was simply defending his "person".  If the person running up to them had been a "Predator", Baxter would have been considered a hero, but as it was, his family was sued, and they had to give Baxter up.  He is a great dog. Dominant temperament but wonderful with a firm, kind leader.  Loves to retrieve.  Knows "Sit, stay, shake". Good with the other dogs, especially females.   About 65 lbs.

Mercedes is a soon to be 2 yr old, black Labradoodle from a Lab/Miniature Poodle cross.  She is very sweet and gets along great with male dogs, but challenges Bubbles. Mercedes is a submissive "smiler", yet was returned from an adopter when she began jumping on the bed and growling when he approached his wife.  The adopter did not ever "correct" her, and Mercedes started running the household.  Mercedes is very well behaved with me, and just needs an intelligent, firm, but kind person.  She weighs around 40 lbs.

Bubbles is a 20 month old Goldendoodle with an ectopic ureter.  She had 2 surgeries, but neither were successful.  Bubbles is on cipro (antibiotic) once a day, Proin twice a day, and DES (estrogen) once a week (more often than that and she becomes a "bitch" :-).  Bubbles gets along great with male dogs, but is a dominant female.  Either she or Mercedes has to go. Keeping them apart is a problem, and I am moving soon.  Bubbles weighs about 48 lbs.  She is great with people and male dogs.  Bubbles will need to remain on all the medications for life. The Cipro is only $10 a month, and the Proin is $30 for 3 months if ordered from KV Vet Supply.

Brock is a yellow Labradoodle. He is 4 years old, and  weighs about 45 lbs.  He was returned to me after attacking a child on a bike (anything with wheels appeared to "set him off").  Good with the other dogs. Great with me, but not the type dog that can be in social situations.  I am resigned to having Brock for life (or at least as long as I can physically take care of him).

After having rescued over 750 dogs, I now need your help.  My body is breaking down, and the pain is difficult to manage. I have a number of dogs who are unadoptable and with terminal health problems (there are six here with seizures caused by vaccines). The ones who can go to a home or rescue need to move ASAP, because I don't know how long my body will hold up.   If you can take any of these dogs, please email me at rescuerehab@earthlink.net.

The photos (in order) are of Baxter, Bubbles, and Mercedes. Please email if you are interested in photos of Brock.

All of them are vetted. 
Thanks for your time.