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These lucky dogs all have homes. If you are looking to adopt, visit the Adoption pages at DDEAF Help support DDEAF's efforts |
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Welcome! If you're thinking about adopting a deaf dog, have recently brought one into your life, or have had one for years, this is the place to be! We currently have over 1500 owners who successfully live with, and absolutely adore, their deaf dogs. Ok, ok…a few counter surfed a meal last night, some got in the trash, oh no! took the baby’s cookie? Maybe adore is too strong a word. Hey, they’re dogs!!
Wanna read the profiles? Or find a deaf dog owner nearby who adores, oops! LOVES their dog? Just click on an area on the map above.
Would you like to show off your deaf dog to the world? (brags welcome!!) Fill out this form and submit a picture if you have one. Already listed? Has your pup grown? Do you have a new picture you'd like to share? Please send us an update so we can show em off! (brag some more!) Submit your pictures to: webmaster@deafdogsatlas.com Or if you're interested in communicating with other deaf dog owners with similar interests:
 DDEAF has a wide selection of information about deaf dogs, and we encourage you to browse the website. You can become a member, to help all the other deaf dogs who have not yet found a home. Another way to help DDEAF make a difference in the lives of deaf dogs in need is to browse their selection of DDEAF merchandise. All proceeds from the sale of these goodies directly supports their efforts. And while we're at it... Are you looking for excitement? Do you like to drive? Can you hold your breath for long periods of time and drive with the windows down? (we're only kidding a little about the windows)
There are deaf dogs in shelters that need transportation to rescue or foster homes. There are deaf dogs in rescues and foster homes that need help getting to their adoptive families.
If you'd like to help them to safety, secure your place in heaven, and don't mind driving an hour or two, |
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