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Celebrate National Deaf Dogs Rock Day and Deaf Dog Awareness Week! Support Deaf Dogs in Need!
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About this campaign
Be sure to visit the National Deaf Dogs Rock Day website!
How amazing is the community that has grown around the simple idea of helping deaf dogs and their families? 75,000 strong, all great people interested in learning more about how to give a deaf dog the best life possible. All this is only made possible through the support of individuals like yourself. 100% of all funds raised go directly to helping deaf dogs and their families. To learn more about our activities visit our support page.
Deaf Dogs Rock – it all started in 2010 with an abandoned deaf boxer pup named Nitro. Since that time Deaf Dogs Rock has grown and evolved from a family wishing to help others by providing information to a non-profit organization run by a board of directors, approved by the IRS as a 501(c)(3) public charity. International reach, thousands of dogs saved, a community of 75,000+ sharing support, it has been a pleasure and we are incredibly excited about our future. As a non-profit charitable organization, Deaf Dogs Rock will always be 100% transparent to the public. On this page you'll find our mission statement, our organizing documents, and a brief introduction to our board of directors.
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My loyal, loving and incredibly intelligent deaf pup was almost put to sleep by our local shelter just for not hearing. I was lucky to have him in my life for 14 years. I've had many furbabies but he has always been that most special soul pup.
In loving memory of sweet Stuart, my deaf, nearly blind, double merle Great Dane.
My dog is deaf and came from an abusive home. Please keep saving these poor babies.
Support DDR to help find Deaf dogs a FURever sweet home.. got mine thur DDR almost 8 years ago. Kai is still here now at 8 years old since 3.5 months old puppy. Thank you DDR
We had a Jack Russell Terrier that was elderly & losing his hearing. God bless ALL DEAF DOGS. Vincent & Maryann
I have an amazing deaf aussiedoodle, Frankie.
I adopted my deaf Boxer Mya a little over a year ago and she is THE best!! I have grown so much with her, learned better communication skills and awareness, and it is amazing to see her curiosity and sense of adventure
I love my deaf border collie.