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Red Dirt Boxer Rescue is a group of dedicated individuals who have made it their mission to find safe, loving homes for homeless or displaced boxers located throughout the State of Oklahoma
RDBR is in the process of gaining our non profit, 501(C)3 status. RDBR provides adoption services as well as helping current boxer owners find their dogs a loving new forever home. RDBR strives to promote responsible pet ownership.
We provide several rescue services from taking in abandoned and abused boxers to rescuing them from shelter's. RDBR conducts a thorough adoption process and that continues long after a boxer has found it's new forever home. We also offer assistance to any other boxer rescue that reaches out to us. RDBR also helps current boxer owners with behavioral problems in order to help that family keep their beloved companion.
RDBR is made up of a dedicated group of volunteers with many years of experience in performing rescue work with other established groups. After careful consideration, we have made the big decision to become an independent rescue group. We believe the establishment of Red Dirt Boxer Rescue will enable us to concentrate our efforts within the state, and to better serve both boxers and owners in Oklahoma and neighboring communities.
Our volunteers include individuals who have rescue, dog training and behavior experience. Most importantly we are boxer owners who are dedicated to saving the breed that we all love unconditionally.
Mailing Address:
PO Box 452
Harrah, OK 73045
President: |
Teresa Adkins |
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Vice President: |
Nancy Derusha |
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Treasurer: |
Doug Rice |
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Webmaster |
Kelly Bernardy |
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Surrender Information: |
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Red Dirt Boxer Rescue Foundation Proudly Endorses: |
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American Boxer Rescue Association |
Safe Haven Rescue |
Boxer Rescue Foundation |
Oklahoma Boxer Rescue And Breeders |
Oklahoma Dog Breed Rescues |
PawPals |
Catahoula Rescue Inc |
Okie Dokie Cocker Spaniel Rescue |
Heartland Great Dane Rescue, Inc. |
Pug Rescue, Oklahoma City |
Just Dog Breeds |
Because Of You Chihuahua Rescue |
Terrific Pets - Dog Apparel Dog Apparel and Accessories from Bandanas, Boots, Hats, Jackets & Sweaters to Designer T-shirts. All at affordable prices cheap dog apparel. |
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We would like to send a special thank you to the following vets who have spent countless hours mending RDBR’s rescued boxers. We couldn’t do it without you!
| Deer Creek Animal Hospital John E. Link & Assiciates 20501 S.E. 29th St. Harrah, OK (405) 391-6220 |
Hammond Veterinary Hospital Dr. Jeff Hammond, D.V.M. Marlow, OK (580) 658-7300 |
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| Spay and Neuter Clinic N.E. 10th and Air Depot Midwest City, OK (405) 259-9292 |
Pet Vet Clinic Dr. Kim 1215 E. Lockheed Midwest City, OK (405) 733-4649 |
Click here to fill out a Adoption application via Email
Click here to fill out a Adoption application via Email Using Word
Click here to fill out a Adoption application via US Mail
[Click here to fill out a foster application]
[Click here to fill out a volunteer application]
Towels, Sheets & Blankets |
Have you recently cleaned out your closets? Had a garage sale? Unsure of what to do with all those old towels, sheets, and blankets, that no one bought and you can't seem to give away? We are desperate for them. Most of the dogs we have, come from the shelters and the street. They are dirty. They smell horribly. It takes several baths to get the stench off of them. Once they are clean, they need a soft place to lay down. Some are so skinny, you can count every bone they have. You can trace the outline of their hips. The pad of blankets needs to be thick to make their beds comfortable. For the first time in a long time, if ever, they have something soft to lay on when they come to us. Some are potty trained, others are not. Those who aren't go through even more bedding. Our foster homes, provide all the blankets and towels for these babies. We do dog laundry daily. Sometimes, that is still not enough. These guys generate a lot of laundry. Those old towels, sheets, and blankets make our lives easier, and theirs so much happier. Please if you have some old towels, sheets or blankets, donate them. Give us a call and we can let you know where to drop your donation off at, or we can pick them up. Please help us help them |
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Gift items with the Red Dirt Boxer Rescue Logo and Boxer Specific sentiments. |
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Order a new collar and leash, an "Udder tug", or a "rescue ribbon" for your car -
and 10-50% of your purchase will go to Red Dirt Boxer Rescue.
IMPORTANT: You must indicate "Red Dirt Boxer Rescue" in the message section of the check out process. |
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Create personalized bank checks by uploading your own photographs or using their pre-made stock photos and part of the purchase price goes to Red Dirt Boxer Rescue. |
If you are considering surrendering your boxer:
[Click here to fill out a Owner Surrender Form]
Make sure you have exercised all options, health, behaviors, etc. If you would like to discuss this decision with a volunteer please email Surrender@RedDirtBoxerRescue.com. We may be able to assist you with dealing with the problem at hand as opposed to giving up your boxer.
"The character of the Boxer is of the greatest importance and demands the most solicitous attention. He is renowned from olden times for his great love and faithfulness to his master and household. He is harmless in the family, but distrustful of strangers, bright and friendly of temperament at play, but brave and determined when aroused. His intelligence and willing tractability, his modesty and cleanliness make him a highly desirable family dog and cheerful companion. He is the soul of honesty and loyalty, and is never false or treacherous even in his old age."
- AKC (1987)