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What is Dachshund Rescue and Why is it Needed?

 

All Rescue Dogs 2004

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Dachshund Haven of Garden Grove began approximately seven years ago by Chris Jacobson.  She has placed over 500 dogs plus in these years finding each and everyone of them a permanent forever home for them to live their lives out in. 

This site was built not only for the assistance of placing dogs, but to inform and educate people about rescue, rescue issues and the animals we care for.   We are currently a California Non-Profit Corporation and a 501(c)(3) Tax Exempt organization.    We continued to get our non profit and tax exempt status, so that we can continue to fund-raise for the animals that need care and to hopefully be able to continue to educate and inform people about animal rescues in general for many years to come. 

For full information on Dachshund Haven of Garden Grove, please visit the "All About DHOGG" page. 

 

 

 

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TEN COMMANDMENTS OF ANIMAL GUARDIANSHIP

1. When you adopt me, remember that my life is likely to last 15 to 20 years. Please don't forsake me, any separation from you is painful.

2. Please give me time to understand what it is you want from me. Change can be more difficult for me than for you.

3. Please don't be angry with me for a long time, and don't lock me up alone as punishment. You have your human family, your friends, your entertainment and I ONLY HAVE YOU!!!

4. Please trust me and help me to trust you . . . it is crucial for mine as well as your well being.


5. Talk to me . . . even if you think I don't understand your words I understand your voice and love it when you speak to me and stroke me.

6. Before you hit me remember that I have teeth and claws and could easily hurt you but I choose not to bite and scratch you because I love you..

7. Be aware, that however you treat me, I WILL NEVER FORGET!!!

8. Before you scold me for being uncooperative or bad, ask yourself if maybe something is wrong and there is another reason for my behavior. Perhaps I am sick, hot, old or just plain tired, frustrated and weak. PLEASE TRY TO UNDERSTAND WHAT IT IS LIKE TO BE ME AND PUT YOURSELF IN MY PLACE.

9. Please take care of me when I get old and don't abandon me, for you too will grow old. Please notice when I am ill because I need you to take me to the vet for help when I am ill just as you need to see a doctor.

10. Go with me on the most difficult journeys. Never say, "I can't bear to watch" or "Do it when I leave" because I need you with me even at the end of my journeys. Please always do what is best for me even if it is unbearable for you to do so because I love you and trust that you will.

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Last modified: 11/30/2011