Seniors Owning Seniors

Grow Old Together
Seniors Owning Seniors (SOS) matches senior adopters (70+) with senior dogs (7+). This program is designed for seniors that have experience owning Dobermans but may no longer be able to afford the expense of owning a senior dog on a fixed income. The SOS program takes care of the cost of medications, prescription foods, heartworm prevention, and annual vet visits. Additional expenses may be submitted to be considered for reimbursement. SOS benefits both the adopters and the dogs, as they will provide companionship, love, and caregiving to each other!
Supporting Our Seniors
Our senior dogs may face many of the same medical situations as their senior owners. At some point, they will likely require ongoing medications, prescription foods, and possibly surgical procedures. These medical needs can get expensive. Doberman Underground is dedicated to giving our senior dogs the best quality of life for their remaining years. Your donations will allow us to cover the medical expenses these dogs will incur so their senior owners won’t have to worry about anything beyond providing a loving home for the dogs.
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Our Success Stories
Lumpy Louie
Today we are celebrating *Lumpy Louie*, our sweet 10-year-old foster boy who has officially found his forever home — and with it, earned a spot in the elite SOS (Seniors Owning Seniors) Club alongside his amazing owner. Louie’s journey wasn’t an easy one. After his original owner passed away, his family brought him to the shelter and just dumped this
Meet Lumpy Louie

Carly
Carly’s story is one of love, resilience, and the profound impact of the support received by Doberman Underground from the Grey Muzzle Organization Grant. Carly was found as a stray on the streets of Detroit, Michigan. She was estimated to be 7 or 8 years old.
Meet Carly

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