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Deaf Dogs Hear With Their Hearts
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About this campaign
How amazing is the community that has grown around the simple idea of helping deaf dogs and their families? 80,000 strong, all great people interested in learning more about how to give a deaf dog the best life possible. Only made possible through the support of individuals like yourself. 100% of all funds raised go directly to helping deaf dogs and their families. To learn more about our activities visit our support page.
The Deaf Dogs Rock Story
Deaf Dogs Rock – it all started in 2010 with an abandoned deaf boxer pup named Nitro. Since that time Deaf Dogs Rock has grown and evolved from a family wishing to help others by providing information to a non-profit organization run by a board of directors, approved by the IRS as a 501(c)(3) public charity. International reach, thousands of dogs saved, a community of 75,000+ sharing support, it has been a pleasure and we are incredibly excited about our future. As a non-profit charitable organization, Deaf Dogs Rock will always be 100% transparent to the public. On this page you'll find our mission statement, our organizing documents, and a brief introduction to our board of directors.
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I have a deaf Japanese Chin.
In loving memory of our beautiful deaf girl, Piggy. She brought us so much joy and all who met her loved her.
In memory of Allen, my deaf pittie mix,who taught me to connect with dogs on a whole other level!
Que, our 11 year old deaf boxer baby, has been the best boy. He is a therapy dog and went to school daily to support middle, high school kids in need until I retired this year. I would rescue another deaf dog. Thanks for supporting deaf dogs in need!
My big baby Hilde has been deaf since I adopted her completely unaware of her condition. It was SO DIFFICULT to communicate with her at first, and knowing there was a community to turn to really helped. Happy to return the favor!
I volunteer at the county shelter and work with deaf and blind dogs. I have my own deaf/blind dog and have had deaf dogs in the past They are the best and sweetest dogs!!!
Have a deaf dachshund puppy.
In memory of our sweet heeler, Dagnabbit.