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Celebrate National Deaf Dogs Rock Day and Deaf Dog Awareness Week! Support Deaf Dogs in Need!
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About this campaign
Be sure to visit the National Deaf Dogs Rock Day website!
How amazing is the community that has grown around the simple idea of helping deaf dogs and their families? 75,000 strong, all great people interested in learning more about how to give a deaf dog the best life possible. All this is 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.
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 adopted a 4 mos GSD undiagnosed mid level hearing impaired. I’m a speech and language pathologist coincidence? She’s a good pup has learned 5 signs for basic obedience
I adopted my amazing deaf dog, Sam (then named "Tommy") from a post I saw on Deaf Dogs Rock in early 2019. He is a wonderful addition to the family, just the sweetest almost 80 lbs of lovable lapdog. I can't imagine life without him!
For my deaf dog Kaos
I have a deaf Boston Terrier, Sundee. Deaf Dogs Rock has been a fantastic resource . My Sundee is a very happy girl who is so loved.
I love my deaf Aussie Missy, and want to help other deaf dogs find loving homes
A year ago I adopted my Lillyblu, she is a Frenchton/French bulldog Boston terrier and I was not aware she was deaf until she was a few months old. She is the best dog ever and we have our own sign language.
In loving memory of Gnash and Brandy, my 2 deaf beauties. I will love you until forever.