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Okanagan Doberman Rescue Okanagan Doberman Rescue was created because of the need to have a well run Doberman rescue in the O

16/12/2023

O my. such a beautiful boy.

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25/11/2023

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18/11/2023
05/09/2023

Please do not purchase a white doberman or, a Rare blue eyed Cremello. These dogs come from breeders that do not care about the health of the doberman breed.

They are not accepted as a breed standard for either American or European Dobermans and cannot compete, although the American Kennel Club (AKC) does acknowledge their existence.

There are reasons not to be wanting a white or rare cream doberman. Please do your homework before getting a rare anything.

28/08/2023

Sharing, Hopefully Owners are found soon.

28/05/2023

Rattlesnake Bite Treatment facts:

Last year Fairfield saw 14 patients from May-September with Rattlesnake bites which required antivenin treatment.

By end of June last year, Fairfield had treated 3 patients for rattlesnake bites. So far in 2023 we have already treated 4 pets for rattlesnake bites, and it’s not quite June yet. Two of this year’s cases were from Kalamalka Lake Park in Vernon, one was from Wildhorse Canyon in Okanagan Mountain Park, and one was from Okanagan Falls.

Last year, 60% of cases were seen in August and September. In contrast, in 2021 we saw a similar number of cases, but 80% of them were in May and June.

Each year is different, but we are always prepared. While Fairfield does have a limited supply of antivenin, this is because we are only able to order a set amount at a time due to strict import regulations. We always plan ahead and do not anticipate running out.

If your pet is bitten by a rattlesnake, return to your vehicle, call us, and proceed to Fairfield calmly and safely. The rattlesnakes in the Okanagan are different from those in California, Arizona, and Colorado. Their venom is not nearly as toxic, and their bites are treated effectively with antivenin.

Fun fact: the antivenin we use neutralizes the effects of venom of all North American pit vipers including: cottonmouths, water moccasins, copperheads, AND rattlesnakes.

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