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    DR Doghouse Bully Crew Rescue

    4.8 (32 reviews)
    Open 9:00 am - 5:00 pm

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    Matt J.

    When you have a difficult situation with a dog you have found or a dog you own, you need an advocate. You need experience and you need someone that cares to take the time to help you with the next steps. This is Robin and the DR Doghouse Bully Crew Rescue! We have the cuddliest dog you will ever meet... but he is a rescue and has had some challenges. We had a few scary situations with aggression, and after many tears and a long discussion, my wife and I made the difficult decision to look to re-home our dog. This is a mountain of a project because the shelters are already overrun, and not to mention we have behavior issues with our pit mix as I mentioned above. So.... we started making call after call, contacting any organization that had the name rescue in it. In the course of one day we made 30-40 contacts trying to figure out our next steps. Robin was the first person to return our call. She asked me to tell her about my situation and what I was looking for. She allowed me the time to explain everything that had occurred and I could tell within the first few minutes she cared about our situation and her work. While she did not have the ability to home or take our dog at this time, she still took time to offer a lot of very helpful advice about next steps. When the conversation ended, I looked down at my phone and realized I had kept her on the phone for quite a LONG time. She offered her time because she CARES. While we are very saddened about the steps ahead to re-home him, I have some hope that we have good next steps on how to get through the next few days and begin this process. THANK YOU ROBIN. Your time and words meant more than you know!

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    Rebecca B.

    Made the mistake of asking Robin for help finding a home for my foster dog Belle only to have her steal Belle. I would of given her to a good home gladly but she wanted to take her leaving me with no idea where she is and no chance to say goodbye. A horrible woman.

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    So happy there are people as kind as Robin out there. She was so informative and patient. So many dogs to help...

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    DR Doghouse Bully Crew Rescue - animalshelters - Updated September 2026

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