Caffeinated Canine Rescue

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Summer 2026 in Texas is hot but we have the coolest dogs. Adoption Fee includes transport out of Texas to PNW, Midwest & New England.

Meet Ebba!

Found in south Houston, hiding under a house - she clearly has been a mama dog and is very friendly. Crate trained, food motivated and gets along with everything in playgroup.

She is a Doberman mix with floppy ears and a nub tail. Spayed, Heartworm negative & on preventions, estimated 3 years old.

🔗 See Ebba's full profile: COMING SOON
https://www.adoptapet.com

Learn more 💌 [email protected]
Application is online www.caffeinatedcaninerescue.org

Pet Adoption Fee ($550.00) includes transport to Midwestern states, New England and some New England States.

Meet Eliza "Lizzy" Livingston!

She is a Doberman mix with floppy ears, long tail and stocky frame. Spayed, Heartworm negative & on preventions, estimated 2 years old.

🔗 See Lizzy's full profile: COMING SOON
https://www.adoptapet.com

Learn more 💌 [email protected]
Application is online www.caffeinatedcaninerescue.org

Pet Adoption Fee ($550.00) includes transport to Midwestern states, New England and some New England States.

Thunderstorms, Tropical Storms & Hurricanes are all part of living in Houston. As we prepare for a few days of rain and wait to see how bad the wind will be (sometimes the tropical storms go on land and we get tornados)… a transport is preparing to leave and one of our dogs is getting ready. Health certificate completed, bags packed, stuffy selected, ear flush, nails trimmed with new collar and tags.

Dallas aka Chunky Sugar Bear came to us from Brazoria County Sheriff’s Office last fall when he was found wandering in a parking lot. As a new designer breed of “exotic” bully, a kind of American Bully - we are never surprised by what dog is at risk and needs help. Dallas did not have a microchip and after weeks of local posts, no one came to claim him.

It’s taken months to find a family. Lots of applications, he IS cute. Breed experience was a dealbreaker for him - he’s so poorly bred, he has short legs - he can’t do stairs, can’t walk far, struggling with weight and joints. Dallas has suffered with chronic ear infections from debris getting into the cropped off ears, nasal discharge from allergies and itchy skin - leaving the humid south for New England is the best thing for him.

Cheers to new Beginnings Dallas 🍻

Welcome Lucy & Ethel ❤️🤍❤️

This pair of sisters needed a plan when at 9 weeks old, the breeder couldn't sell or give away. A plan was made in the community to watch out for them and give lots of snuggles until a rescue could be found. We are told their mother is a pureblooded Doberman.

These girls will be naturals, long tails and floppy ears.
Adoptable after vaccines and deworming, End of Summer.

Thanks to Ms Lauri for SAYING YES to Puppies.


🫶🏽 AJC Rescue & Transport sent us canned puppy food to help and probiotics.

Land of the Free, Because of the Brave ❤️🤍💙

🐾 Meet Boss Bang! 🐾

His 2nd birthday is coming up - August 8th! He is working on being Brave but a Protector by instinct; Boss is seeking a family who understands the sensitivities and loyalties of a Doberman.

Boss is very clingy to his humans and unsure in public - he was named 'Boss' from the litter due to his bigger size and confidence in the pack. Now on his own, away from the litter, he is seeking direction and routine to thrive. He is all DOBERMAN in his energy, brain and socializing - he is always thinking. Crate trained.

🔗 View Boss Bang's full profile: https://www.adoptfirst.org/AnimalDetail?id=6a27badc3bd1aeb9c48091f8

🫶Ready to make Boss Bang part of your family?
Adoption Application LINK: https://forms.gle/33ciYyXPTL18FfnV6

UPDATE on Chandler Silly Goose

Goose has a history of ear infections and went to see Dr. Doucet this month at Alvin-Friendswood Veterinary Clinic for ear meds. He has developed soft tissue sores from shaking his head and pawing his ears, so he was also ordered to wear a cone.

Goose greeted the staff and demanded petting, ball throwing and butt scratches. They examined his ears, swapped for testing and trim his nails without any sedation or behavioral (muzzle) aids.

He no longer barks at strangers which is helpful due to his big size. He likes car rides, jumps in and out on command 'load up.' He now works through most anxiety by chewing toys or carrying a stuffed animal around. Goose still pulls HARD and at 92 lbs will drag someone down - his bio reflects the need for an experienced BIG dog owner and someone who can physically manage his size.

Full Adoption Bio: https://www.adoptapet.com/pet/48283568-willowbrook-illinois-doberman-pinscher
https://adoptfirst.org/Embed?id=6a226d3125b61d7d5219b5d1

Goose came to CCR in 2024 as an XL Doberman at-risk (City of Plano Shelter) due to needing an experienced rescue for behavior. Goose had been purchased from a breeder, then confined to an apartment with a young family who did not socialize him. He barked and lunged at all new people out of his own fear, which was scary at his size. He spent 6 months stabilizing his weight, working on social skills and being temperament tested before deemed safe for foster care. We determined he was severely under socialized and would benefit from time with our experienced big dog foster homes.

His current foster, Ms Ginger has been working on his dog skills, basic manners, leash training and confidence. He is part of playgroups daily, knows basic commands and but leash training is slow. He is just silly and easily distracted. This is what committed looks like; 'long term' dogs may need medical care, behavioral modification and training or time to just heal-trust-learn-grow.

NATIONAL SUNGLASSES DAY 😎

Li Li May aka Evelyn sends regular photo updates of her adventures with her family in Pennsylvania. Her life started as a stray puppy roaming in Liberty County, now her future looks BRIGHT.