Adoptable Dachshunds - Southern California
All of our dachshunds are waiting for a forever home! Listed below are the dachshunds we have available for adoption. Please contact us to get more info!
| Name: Sidney 3046 Born: 5/16/2013 Color: Black & Tan Coat: Smooth Sex: Male Size: Mini |
Name: Denzel 3047 Born: 5/16/2013 Color: Black & Tan Coat: Smooth Sex: Male Size: Mini |
Name: Morgan 3048 Born: 5/16/2013 Color: Black & Tan Coat: Smooth Sex: Male Size: Mini |
WE ARE TAKING APPLICATIONS FOR THESE PUPPIES NOW.
They will not be ready for adoption until mid-July. They are being fostered in the Orange County area.
We will be updating the information and pictures periodically as the puppies grow bigger.
These adorable puppies were born May 16, 2013. They are healthy and nursing well. We have the mom in rescue also, and Annie is amongst the sweetest dogs we've fostered. If the pups have her temperament, they will be stellar dogs. We cannot be sure these are purebred puppies as we don’t know who the daddy is, but mom is definitely a 100% purebred dachshund.
Just bit about Annie: She was found stray walking down the middle of a major thoroughfare at 4:00 in the morning by a Good Samaritan on her way to work. Unable to keep Annie, she contacted SCDR arranged to drop Annie off at one of our foster homes. Posted signs and ads on the internet yielded no response, so Annie became an official SCDR rescue dog ten days later. We soon realized that Annie was pregnant. A few weeks later, she presented us with three healthy baby boys.
Sidney, Denzel, and Morgan will be microchipped and have had their first DHPP series when they reach 7 weeks of age. They will be adopted out on neuter contracts requiring an extra refundable deposit of $100.00.
Because they are so young, the puppies can be trained to get along well with cats and other small pets. Ideal applicants will need the following qualifications:
• Someone at home most of the day, stay-at-home moms or folks who work from home.
• Previous dachshund experience is a plus but not absolutely essential.
• Another mini dachshund or small breed dog for play and companionship.
• A very secure INDOOR place for the puppy to be when no one is at home.
• Applicants must be between 25 and 65 years of age.
• No infants or toddlers, please, but we will consider families with children over 8 years old.
Once all the puppies are adopted, we will be putting Annie up for adoption as well. She will be spayed, fully vaccinated, and microchipped.
If you are interested in adopting one or two of these puppies, please complete our online adoption application, and contact Dena at (562) 694-6868 or email Dena@SCDR.org.
The tax deductible donation for one puppy is $300.00
plus a $100 refundable neuter deposit.
plus a $100 refundable neuter deposit.
Name: Peggy 2661
Age: 9 years
Color: Red Dapple
Coat: Smooth
Sex: Female/Spayed
Size: Small Tweenie – 13 lbs.
Peggy came to us from the West LA shelter in early 2012. Not much was known about her past as she was a stray. However, we did realize a few things right away-- she was 10 pounds overweight and was suffering from a terrible systemic yeast infection.
Fast forward to today. Peggy has made an incredible turnaround both in health and in spirits. She is wonderful. Her true and sassy personality is shining through. She is no longer shy and lethargic. Through diet and exercise, she's lost the extra weight. After blood panels revealed hypothyroidism, we were able to tackle her yeast issues more effectively. We couldn't be happier with her incredible progress. Her coat is soft and shiny now!
Peggy has been living in a house full of foster brother and sister doxies in harmony for the past year. She plays with her foster sister (a dachshund mix) every morning! Peggy is very vocal about her one true passion-- food. This is a great thing in the rescue world. No fussy eater here!
Maintaining Peggy's health is something that a potential forever home will have to bear in mind. She has to take an inexpensive thyroid pill every day for the rest of her life. She also needs a weekly bath to keep her skin and coat in top condition. In return, you get a healthy, happy Peggy who just wants to cuddle on the couch while watching TV.
Peggy would be suitable in a home with children over the age of 8. However, cats and Peggy do not mix. Retirees would be an ideal match for our aging beauty and one or two older dachshund friends would be more than welcome as well.
Peggy is in very good health. Her vaccinations are all up-to-date, and she recently had a dental cleaning. She has also been microchipped. If you are interested in Peggy, please contact Dena at (562) 694-6868 or email Dena@SCDR.org. An adoption application is required.
The tax deductible donation for Peggy is only $150.00.
Name: Louie 3027
Age: 4 years
Color: Clear Red
Coat: Smooth
Sex: Male/Neutered
Size: Tweenie - 14 lbs.
We have no idea why his previous owners surrendered him to the O.C. Shelter, but Louie was lucky that day, because a wonderful young lady saw him, and bailed him out before he was put on the “red list” to be PTS. Louie is breathtakingly handsome. His vibrant red coat and matching nose are quite striking. The lady who saved him was unable to keep him as she worked long hours, and Louie was very unhappy being alone all day. She contacted SCDR, and we gladly took him into our rescue program.
Louie is very loving and affectionate. He gets along well with other dogs, and tries really hard to be friendly. He is enjoying his stay at the foster home. All his foster brothers and sisters like him as well, and he just melded into the pack like he’d always been there.
Louie is getting a crash course in house training. He is doing extremely well. He has had very few indoor accidents, and every day he is getting better and better. He would be happiest in a home with another dachshund companion, preferably of the female persuasion. When his people are around, he is a quiet boy and only barks when appropriate – the doorbell rings, the mail carrier comes by, or the gardener invades the yard. He is having a bit of trouble with separation right now. It is understandable as he recently lost the only family he’d known for four years. He feels abandoned.
Louie would not do well in an apartment or as an “only dog” unless someone is home either retired or working from home on a regular basis. He needs a yard. He needs a dog door so he can continue to practice his good potty habits. Louie is safe with children over 8 years old, but we don’t know if he would be good with cats. Louie has a cushy little dog bed that he enjoys hanging out in and he sleeps in it all night. He likes to cuddle in the big bed, but wants down to the floor to sleep in his own bed once it’s lights out.
Louie’s vaccines are up-to-date and he has been microchipped. In our opinion, he is a treasure. If you are interested in Louie, please contact Dena at (562) 694-6868 or email Dena@SCDR.org. An adoption application and home check are required.
The tax deductible donation for Louie is $275.00.
Name: Daymin 3030
Age: 7 years
Color: Black & Tan
Coat: Smooth
Sex: Neutered Male
Size: Tweenie - 15 lbs.
Daymin came from a really good home with people who loved him and indulged him, buying his favorite type of squeaky toy at Ralph’s market, because he really loved this type of squeaky toy and no other store had them in stock. Life was good. Then last year, his family brought home a pair of English Bull Dog puppies. Daymin was fine while they were very young puppies, but pretty soon they were rambunctious teenagers, and they started attacking Daymin, causing him physical injury and stress. He was always on his guard against impending attack. Daymin was very unhappy. Luckily, a friend recommended that they contact SCDR to find Daymin a better home with dogs of his own breed with which he could relax and not worry about when the next assault would occur.
Daymin is crate trained and is getting a crash course in house training. He is doing great. No indoor accidents so far. He learned the dog door on his first day at his new foster home. He loves going for walks and is very well behaved in the car. His squeaky toy is up out of reach for now, so his dachshund buddies don’t destroy it while he waits for his forever home.
Daymin is very loving and wants to be held and cuddled. He’d love to sleep in the big bed once again with his people, but for now he is sleeping with a buddy in a crate in the master bedroom. He gets along well with other dachshunds and would love to have a female companion for fun and games. He carries his squeaky toy to bed with him when he has it. He likes children and would love a family with children over the age of 8. We don’t know if he likes cats, but we doubt it, because he chases squirrels and birds from the back yard.
Daymin is not a barker and would be perfect for condo living, especially if someone is home a lot or he has another dachshund for play and companionship. No stairs for Daymin, as he has very short legs. He was a bit anxious the first few days in his foster home, but it has passed, and now he has no issues with his foster mom and dad coming and going from home. If you are interested in Daymin, please contact Dena at (562) 694-6868 or e-mail Dena@SCDR.org. An adoption application is required.
The tax deductible donation for Daymin is $175.00.
Name: Scooter 2837
Age: 18 months
Color: Red
Coat: Smooth
Sex: Male/Neutered
Size: Mini – 9 lbs.
We rescued Scooter from the Orange Cove Shelter in Central California. As this is a very rural shelter and very few people even know about it, they contacted SCDR and asked if we could take Scooter off their hands and find him a good home. We happily agreed. Look carefully into Scooter’s eyes. Do you see the love (hearts) in his eyes? The photo is not retouched in any way.
Scooter is the consummate miniature dachshund puppy. He is crate trained, but can be sneaky and mischievous. So he is on a potty schedule to minimize indoor accidents. Scooter must have been an outside dog prior to his arrival in rescue. He had to be coaxed into the house the first few times we took him outside to do his business. He dlearned the dog-door in a day by observing the other dogs in his foster home.
Scooter loves to go for a walk, run, and play. He loves going to the dog park. He enjoys a good round of wrestle-mania with any willing opponent. In his new home, he will need another similar sized dog for play and companionship. He gets along great with all the other dogs in his foster home. Some are full-sized standards, others are micro-minis.
We have discovered that Scooter is OK with dog-savvy cats. That is if the cat will stand its ground and not run, he will sniff the cat and lose interest. If the cat runs, he will chase, but not do anything more. He doesn’t want to hurt cats, he wants to play “chase” with them. He is good with older children (8 years and up). He tolerates little kids, but would need supervision when they are around. Active adults or families with older children are encouraged to apply for Scooter.
Scooter is a healthy, energetic dog that enjoys hiking, running, romping at dog-beach, and rides well in the car if he has a lap to sit in. He has also discovered how wonderful it is to be a “couch-potato/lap dog”. He falls blissfully asleep after just a few minutes of rubbing his ears and petting him. If you can give Scooter the home he so justly deserves, please contact Dena at (562) 694-6868 or email Dena@SCDR.org. A home check and adoption application are required.
The tax deductible donation for Scooter is $300.00.
Name: Peanut 3042
Age: 4 years
Color: Red Sable
Coat: Longhair
Sex: Neutered Male
Size: Standard - 20 lbs.
Peanut had the perfect home. He had a mom and dad that doted on him, and even after they had the human baby, he continued to enjoy a wonderful life. But then he committed the “Cardinal Sin”. The baby became an active, noisy toddler, and one day out of the blue, the toddler ran toward Peanut at high speed, screeching like a banshee. Peanut got freaked out, and bit the child. With another baby on the way, and the parents greatly upset at the turn of events, they decided that Peanut needs a home without little humans in residence. In all fairness, they know it was not Peanut’s fault, but they are obligated to protect not only their children from Peanut, but also protect Peanut from them as well.
Peanut is an inquisitive and sweet boy. Affectionate, gentle and mellow, Peanut has no issues with adult people. He loves belly-rubs and to be picked up and cuddled at every opportunity. He gives amazing kisses. Peanut would be a good family dog with gentle older children. He does not like cats, no way, no how. He walks well on a leash and is very good in the car. His house training is impeccable and he uses the dog door regularly. He is trained to sit and stay until given the “release” command. It’s quite impressive.
Peanut is the consummate lap-dog and enjoys napping in your lap while you work on the computer or watch television. He enjoys snooping in the back yard, sunning himself, and playing “fetch” with his tennis ball. He will play with the tennis ball until your arm feels like it is going fall off. He enjoys squeaky toys as well. Peanut is so well-behaved, he can even go to work with you if the boss allows.
Previous experience with a longhaired dachshund would be a plus, as Peanut’s coat needs regular brushing and periodic grooming to look his absolute best. Peanut would be happiest in a home where he is the only dog, although he has not been tested with other dachshunds. He also comes when called by name. He would be very good in any experienced home, condo or RV.
Peanut is very healthy with bright white teeth, and all his vaccines are right up-to-date. If you can provide a good home for Peanut, please contact Dena at 562-694-6868 or email Dena@SCDR.org. An adoption application is required.
The adoption fee for Peanut is $250.00
Name: Peaches 2845
Age: 4 years
Color: Red
Coat: Smooth
Sex: Female/Spayed
Size: Mini – 9 lbs.
Peaches was rescued from a San Bernardino County shelter back in November 2012. She was all happiness and wagging tail, but something was not quite right. She was a bit wobbly in the back end. So her rescuer contacted SCDR and asked if we could help Peaches find the right home. We agreed. How could we refuse? Peaches is cuter than a bug’s ear and sweet as cotton candy. After several months of physical therapy, Peaches is ready to go to a home of her own again.
Peaches is the consummate lap-dog. She follows her foster mom everywhere, and because her foster home is equipped with ramps, Peaches gets from here to there with ease. Peaches is on a strict potty schedule to prevent indoor accidents. Because she can’t feel when her bladder is full, she needs to go outside every 4 or 5 hours, not unreasonable for any doxie. Peaches is crate trained and knows the dog door quite well. She likes to bask in the sun on the patio in the morning.
Peaches is very well socialized and enjoys the company of her fellow foster dachshunds. She does not bark excessively, just at the usual things – the postal delivery person, the dreaded gardener, and most of all, the trash collector. She is generous with her kisses and enjoys cuddling. She loves going for a ride in the car or in the baby stroller converted for dachshund use. She enjoys short walks, but mostly she prefers to be in any available lap.
Peaches needs a home that is all on one level with no stairs and just a step or two that can be easily ramped to make it easy for her to navigate in and out the door. She cannot do stairs at all. We are looking for empty nesters who want a small dog to dote on and receive unconditional love in return. Peaches is safe with visiting children if they are well supervised and not permitted to pick her up. We have no idea if Peaches is safe with cats, but most cats are bigger than she is, so there is a good possibility they could learn to live harmoniously together.
Peaches’ vaccines are up-to-date, she’s microchipped, and has had a full dental cleaning. If you are interested in Peaches, please complete our online adoption application, and contact Dena at (562) 694-6868 or email Dena@SCDR.org.
The tax deductible donation for Peaches is $200.00.
Name: Brenda 3039
Age: 2 years
Color: Red Brindle
Coat: Smooth
Sex: Female/Spayed
Size: Tweenie – 13 lbs.
We don’t know why Brenda ended up abandoned in a gated-community apartment complex, but the people who found the frightened and hungry “chiweenie” put up signs and advertised on the internet trying to find her people. We suspect her family moved out and left her behind to fend for herself. After a while, the people who found her realized no one was going to claim her, and they contacted SCDR for help finding Brenda a permanent home. They were unable to keep her themselves as their resident dog was very clearly against having another female dog in the house.
Brenda was very shy when she first arrived at her new foster home. The other doxies were warm and friendly to her, and she started to relax. She will take a few days to adjust to any new home and a new routine. She is just starting to learn to trust people again. We can tell she has not had an easy time of it, other than being very well fed by her former family.
Brenda is crate trained, reliably house trained, and knows how to use a dog door. She has been through a lot, and despite everything, she is a loving little girl. She is cautious around new people, but does not react in a negative way (no biting or growling). She is not a barker, but she does need a very secure yard. She can jump a 3 foot high baby-gate like Superman leaps tall buildings.
Brenda would be a great dog for a family with older children or for recent retirees who want the consummate “lap dog”. Brenda needs some leash training and confidence building. We don’t know if she likes cats, but judging by her temperament, we’d say she could learn to get along with them very easily.
Do you live in a two-story home? Brenda would be perfect for your family. Her legs are slightly taller than the average dachshund’s making going up and down stairs a non-issue. She has the best parts of the dachshund – the long body and floppy ears – combined with the slightly taller legs of the chihuahua. Her coat is thick and her tail is lush. We love holding and petting her.
Brenda is healthy. Her vaccines are right up-to-date, and she is ready to snuggle with you on the sofa or in your bed. If you are interested in Brenda, please contact Dena at (562) 694-6868 or email Dena@SCDR.org. An adoption application and home check are required.
The tax deductible donation for Brenda is $275.00.
Name: Shiloh 3029
Age: 7 years
Color: Red
Coat: Smooth
Sex: Neutered Male
Size: Tweenie - 14 lbs.
It was so obvious that Shiloh’s owner was heartbroken to have to give up his beloved dog. It was the hardest decision he ever had to make. It was also apparent that he had been down on his luck for quite some time, and he could no longer find a way to afford to keep Shiloh, who he had adopted from a Humane Society six years earlier during much better times. Shiloh, looked upon the change in venue as a great adventure, and he adjusted quickly to all the amenities of his new foster home.
Shiloh is house trained. He is one of the nicest doxies we have ever fostered. He loves going for walks and is very well behaved in the car. He is very loving and wants to be held and cuddled. He sleeps with his foster mom and several other dachshunds in the big bed. Only reliably house trained dachshunds get this privilege. He gets along well with other dachshunds and would love to have a mellow female companion in his new family. He likes children and would love a family with children over the age of 8. His records indicate that he is friendly with cats and even lived for a time with one harmoniously. Shiloh loves his tennis ball and will play fetch with anyone willing to keep throwing it for him. He will carry it around and sometimes take it to bed with him.
Shiloh is not a barker and would be perfect for condo living, especially if someone is home a lot or he has another dachshund for play and companionship. However, Shiloh has very short legs and needs a ground-floor (single level) dwelling so he can continue to enjoy good health and not experience back issues.
Shilo is very healthy, fully vaccinated, and has had a recent dental cleaning. If you are interested in Shiloh, please contact Dena at (562) 694-6868 or e-mail Dena@SCDR.org. A home check and an adoption application are required.
The tax deductible donation for Shiloh is $200.00.
Name: Onyx 3026
Age: 4 years
Color: Solid Black
Coat: Smooth
Sex: Neutered Male
Size: Mini - 11 lbs.
Onyx was picked up stray and brought to the Long Beach Animal Shelter. He waited days and days, but his owner never came to get him. A nice lady contacted SCDR about his plight, and we agreed to rescue him, because she told us she wanted to adopt him, but wanted to go through a rescue group and not the shelter. We agreed to bail him out, take care of his medical needs, and she would adopt him after she completed our application process. In the end, the lady backed out sighting budgetary problems. So, now Onyx needs a forever home.
Onyx is crate trained and getting a crash course in house training. He is doing very well. He learned the dog door after just a few minutes watching the other dogs go in and out. He is very smart. He gets along great with all the dachshunds in his foster home, but prefers the company of the females. He is a bit competitive with the boys. He does not bark excessively, only when someone comes to the door, or the usual invaders show up - the gardner, mailman, UPS delivery guy, or the meter reader. He thinks (as do all dachshunds) that these people are axe murderers.
Onyx is a little shy when meeting new people, but warms up if allowed to approach at his own pace. We are looking for a family with children over 8 years old, or empty-nesters. We don’t know if he is safe with cats, probably not. He loves going for walks, and rides quietly in the car if he has a lap to sit in. He wants to sleep in the big bed with his person, but is begrudgingly settling for a comfy crate in the master bedroom for now.
Onyx is very healthy, fully vaccinated, microchipped, and has had a recent dental cleaning. If you are interested in Onyx, please contact Dena at (562) 694-6868 or e-mail Dena@SCDR.org. A home check and an adoption application are required.
The tax deductible donation for Onyx is $250.00.
Name: Filo 3040
Age: 2 years
Color: Red
Coat: Longhair
Sex: Male/Neutered
Size: Chubby Tweenie – 19.5 lbs.
Somehow Filo ended up at the Downey shelter. He waited and waited, but no one came for him. Lucky for him, a lovely lady rescued him on his last day, nursed him back to good health, and wanted to keep him forever and ever. Sadly, things didn’t work out quite the way she planned. Filo, being a “normal” dachshund, does not like little kids, and has snapped at the four year old grandchild on more than one occasion, prompting the lovely lady to contact SCDR about finding Filo a home without small children.
Filo is very handsome. He has a friendly disposition with the ladies, but is a little “iffy” around men. We think he may have been mistreated by a male person in his former life. He would be an awesome dog for a single lady or for dachshund savvy “empty nesters”. We are looking for someone who works from home or can take their dog to work. Filo would be a good candidate to be an “only dog” if there is someone around most of the time. He would not be a good apartment or condo dog either. He would definitely have objections to neighbors in close proximity.
Filo is getting a refresher course in house training and learned how to use the dog door very quickly. He needs a home with a dog door and access to a secure yard in order to continue to practice his good potty habits. He is also getting a crash course in leash training, however, he is good on car rides. Filo does not like to be crated (perhaps he is claustrophobic), but he sleeps peacefully all night in the master bedroom in his own little bed. He enjoys a morning cuddle in the big bed with his foster mom after her husband gets up to get ready for work.
Filo is good with teenagers (no little kids), but we do not know if he is good with cats. He is a good boy who worships his mama. He also loves to cuddle on the sofa and have his belly rubbed. However, he does not like to share his mama’s attentions with the other doxies in his foster home. He is learning that he has to wait his turn sometimes.
Along with all these endearing qualities, Filo has gorgeous eyes and he is curious about human eyes and tries to sniff them. He does not know how to give kisses, but he loves to be cuddled and wants to be the center of someone’s universe. Previous experience with longhaired dachshunds is a plus, but not mandatory.
Fully vaccinated, neutered and microchipped, Filo is ready for his new home. If you can provide the type of loving home Filo needs, please contact Dena at (562) 694-6868 or email Dena@SCDR.org. An adoption application is required.
The tax deductible donation for Filo is $275.00.
| Name: Daisy Doo Drop 3037 Age: 4 Years Color: Red Coat: Smooth Sex: Female/Spayed Size: Mini– 11 lbs. |
Name: Waggin’ Paddy 3038 Age: 4 Years Color: Black & Tan Coat: Smooth Sex: Female/Spayed Size: Tweenie – 14 lbs. |
Daisy and Paddy were rescued by a Good Samaritan in the parking lot of a local L.A. shelter. Due to her personal circumstances, the rescuer cannot keep these sweet girls. She has asked SCDR to find a home for them together.
Daisy and Paddy are sweet, and affectionate little “chiweenies”. They are very playful with each other, sometimes a bit rough, but they never hurt each other. They can be protective of their family members, but are excellent watch-dogs. They are safe with children over 8 years old, and they LOVE cats.
They walk well on a leash, but are fearful of strangers and bigger dogs. They like car rides, and readily jump into their travel kennel ready for any new adventure. They are reliably house trained, and are learning the doggie door. They sleep in their own bed in a confined area. They would love to be allowed to sleep in the big bed with their human.
Daisy and Paddy are fully vaccinated and microchipped. All they need is a family to love them for the rest of their lives. If you can provide these two a loving home together, please contact Dena at 562-694-6868 or email Dena@SCDR.org. A home check and an adoption application are required.
The tax deductible donation for Daisy and Paddy is $300.00 for the pair.
They are not available individually.
Name: Squirt 2823
Age: 7 yrs
Color: Red Sable
Coat: Smooth
Sex: Male/Neutered
Size: Mini - 12 lbs
Age: 7 yrs
Color: Red Sable
Coat: Smooth
Sex: Male/Neutered
Size: Mini - 12 lbs
What a little cutie Squirt is. He is such a happy boy and his tail is constantly wagging. Squirt’s story is all too familiar these days. Squirt’s previous people had to move and Squirt could not go with them, so they contacted us to see if we could help Squirt find a new family. We happily agreed.
Squirt is living in a foster home with 3 other doxies and he gets along with all of them. He is an energetic boy who loves to go for walks. He is good on a leash. Squirt has been getting a refresher course in house training at his foster home, and he is doing well with his training. He will need a family who will continue working on his good potty habits.
Squirt would be happy living with a family that has teenage children. He would also enjoy living with retirees. Do you enjoy going on RV trips? We think Squirt would enjoy going on trips with you too.
Squirt needed a minor dental cleaning which he just had this week. Squirt is neutered, has been microchipped, and his shots have been brought up-to-date. If you are interested in Squirt, please contact Janice at rplsecr@sbcglobal.net and complete an adoption application.
The tax deductible donation for Squirt is only $175.00.
| Name: Charlie 3032 Ages: 8 years Color: Black & Tan Coat: Smooth Sex: Male/Neutered Size: Standard – 22 lbs. |
Name: Patty 3033 Ages: 6 years Color: Black & Tan Coat: Smooth Sex: Female/Spayed Size: Standard - 22 lbs. |
Charlie and Patty were adopted from another rescue group in December 2012 by a nice gentleman who lived in a studio/loft apartment in downtown Los Angeles. They had no yard, and when they were not out on a walk, they were cooped up indoors all day long. They also lived in a high-traffic area, with lots of noise from buses, trucks, and trains. Charlie and Patty were extremely unhappy. After four months, the gentleman realized that he could not give these doxies the home and lifestyle they really needed, so he contacted the rescue to return them. They would not take them back. (This is a big “no-no” in the rescue community.) Then he contacted SCDR, and we readily agreed to take them into our rescue program and find them the right home.
Charlie and Patty are very sweet and well-behaved. Each one is a joy to hold and cuddle. They give wonderful kisses. They are crate trained, and as house trained as they can be. They need a home with a yard and a dog door. They cannot be apartment/condo dogs. They love going for walks and enjoy going on adventures in the car. They get along with other dachshunds and are first in line to greet any newcomers.
Patty is never far from Charlie at any time. They eat together, sleep together, and just hang out together. They share a cushy dog bed at night, but desire to sleep in the big bed with their people. We are told that they got to go to work with their past owner and were very well behaved in the workplace. Charlie and Patty are safe with children over 8 years old. They even like cats! They had a house cat in their last home and even shared their bed with the cat.
Charlie and Patty are healthy, have current vaccinations, and are microchipped. If you can give them a loving home together, please contact Dena at (562) 694-6868 or email Dena@SCDR.org. They are a bonded pair and we will not separate them. An adoption application is required.
The tax deductible donation for Charlie and Patty is $300.00.
Name: Max 2835
Age: 4 years
Color: Black & Tan
Coat: Smooth
Sex: Male/Neutered
Size: Standard – 20 lbs.
Max is a wonderful, super sweet dachshund. He is what we refer to as a “super stretch” dachshund. Max is veeerrry long. As you can see from his pictures Max is a very handsome boy.
Max is wonderful with dogs of all sizes. He has been with another rescue and he recently helped a blind Doberman puppy learn how to play. The other rescue has asked us to help find Max the best home possible since we are a dachshund rescue. And we are going to do just that.
Max has not been out and about much, so he would like a family who will take him on lots of walks and shows him how enjoyable life can be.
Max would be good with a family with children over 8years of age. Because Max is a super-stretch dachshund, he will need a home without stairs. A home with a step or two is fine. Max would also enjoy having a dachshund for companionship. He very much enjoys playing with other dogs. Max is crate trained, but like most dachshunds he would probably enjoy sleeping in the big bed.
Max is neutered, microchipped and fully vaccinated. If you can give Max a wonderful home, please contact Janice at rplsecr@yahoo.com and complete the online adoption application.
The tax deductible donation for Max is $200.00.
| Name: Yogi 2706 Age: 4 years Color: Red Coat: Longhair Sex: Male/Neutered Size: Tweenie – 18 lbs. |
Name: Boo Boo 2707 Age: 4 years Color: Black/Tan Coat: Longhair Sex: Male/Neutered Size: Tweenie – 19 lbs. |
Yogi and Boo are two of the sweetest, happiest, gentle and loving young males to come into rescue. They have lived their entire lives as one; they are brothers, just not identical twins! Each has his own personality and quirks, yet they are also simpatico.
Their human mommy had loved and cherished them since they were tiny puppies, and until a few months ago, there was never any chance that they would be separated by unforeseen circumstances. When things go amiss in our human lives, things can change dramatically for our furry friends, and so the boys were now in a situation where they needed to find a new forever home.
After spending the last year alone while their mom worked, they were confined during the day to the apartment bathroom as there was not an outdoor space for them. They dreamed of the day when they could chase squirrels and lizards, and run free to play. We thank their mom for putting them ahead of her own desires.
Yogi has the big brown eyes that melt your heart. He loves to “wash” his humans face as well as any other doxie that will allow it in his foster home. He is a little bit mellower than his brother, and he loves to please his master. Yogi is usually calm and docile; he is always ready for pets and loving, and to be acknowledged. Yogi loves to be under the covers to cuddle, enjoys his well-behaved walks on a leash, but will be timid and shy around strangers.
Boo Boo knows he is a handsome fellow, just look at the way he holds himself, his tail and head are always up high, and he loves to pose for the camera. He is a mischievous little boy, always looking for trouble, but rarely finding anything more ominous than a squirrel sitting on a fence top, or of course the neighbor’s gardeners. Boo Boo does enjoy burrowing under the covers with you, but like Yogi, he is crate trained. Boo Boo is usually in the lead when taking a walk with the other doxies, and he will tug a bit. Given a chance, he will run, so it will be important to make sure he is in a harness for control.
Boo Boo enjoys acting like a big baby by hanging over your shoulder with his legs hanging down, belly pressed up against your body. He will stay like that for as long as you allow him to.
Both boys are neutered, up to date on vaccines, crate trained, 90% indoor potty trained; they have mastered the doggie door and love their walks. If you can provide a permanent loving forever home for these beautiful brothers, please contact their foster mom, Dawn at 714 961-0114 or dawnaa@pacbell.net. An application and home check are required.
The tax deductible adoption donation is $350.00 for the pair.
Name: Gretchen 2967
Age: 9 or 10 years old
Color: Black & Tan Dapple
Coat: Smooth
Sex: Female
Size: Small Standard - 18 lbs.
In January 2013, Gretchen was found wandering in a Target store parking lot. We received a call from the Solano County shelter asking us to take her into rescue. When we picked her up, we could see she needed to be taken straight to the vet for a checkup. We found that Gretchen had some serious eye issues. She had a chronic dry-eye condition that had been neglected. As a result, Gretchen had developed a deep ulcer in her left cornea. The Animal Eye Specialist said Gretchen needed a corneal graft or she would have to have her left eye removed. We decided it was best to have the corneal graft performed.
Gretchen’s eye surgery is a complete success and her left eye and vision have been restored. Her eye is good as new. Generous donations from dachshund lovers around the country helped SCDR pay for Gretchen’s eye surgery! Thank you all so very much!!
Gretchen is ready to find her forever home. She is a very calm and sweet girl, and is friendly with the dogs and people she meets. However, she needs to be the "only dog" and center of the universe in the home. Gretchen is housetrained when given frequent access to the outdoors.
Gretchen likes to go on walks and is a great walking companion. She sleeps in a crate at night. Gretchen likes to sit on your lap and get petted, but if that’s not available, she is content to curl up in a dog bed by your feet. She has the cutest waggy tail. We call it her helicopter tail, because it wags in a circle. Gretchen will do best with a family where someone is home most of the time. We don’t think Gretchen is the right dog for a family with children under 8 years old or other dogs.
Gretchen requires prescription eye-drops twice a day for the rest of her life to prevent further eye problems. A bottle of these prescription eye-drops cost about $45 and lasts about 3 months. If you have a place in your heart and home for this great dachshund girl, please fill out the online adoption application and contact Lindy or Dena.
The tax deductible donation for Gretchen is a very modest $100.00.
| Name: Joey Age: 12 years Color: Red Coat: Longhair Sex: Male/Neutered Size: Mini – 9.5 lbs. |
Name: Lily Age: 12 years Color: Red Coat: Longhair Sex: Female/Spayed Size: Mini – 9 lbs. |
Joey and Lily were left homeless when their owner was placed in an Alzheimer’s care facility. Family members didn’t want them and threatened to put them down unless a home was found for them. A desperate grandson finally took them to the Agoura shelter. They poor little things were very scared out of their minds and they failed the temperament tests miserably. Word went out over the Internet they would be put down unless a rescue group could take them, and SCDR stepped up to save them. And boy, are we glad we did! Just look at those smiles, this is three days after they came into rescue. They could not be happier.
Joey and Lily have been together all of their lives. They are very bonded to each other. They are trying to understand what has happened to them and are clinging to each other for comfort and safety. Lily is warming up to people again, but Joey is still a bit stand-offish and needs to have his trust restored. Their foster mom is working on this, but they really need to be in a quieter place with not so many other foster dogs.
Joey and Lily are healthy, all their vaccinations are current, and they have been microchipped. They have both had a complete dental and wellness blood panel done. Just look at those pretty white teeth. Joey came to SCDR with a severe bladder infection, but he is responding well to antibiotics.
We cannot split them up as they are emotionally attached to each other. We think they are really too old to care about cats. At this point, we don’t want to place them in a home with young children (teens are fine). We think they were never around any children in their previous home. If you can give these two seniors a home for the rest of their lives, please contact Dena at (562) 694-6868.or email Dena@SCDR.org. An adoption application is required.
Take Joey and Lily home for just a modest donation to SCDR.
They must stay together.
Name: McKenzie 2943
Age: 5.5 years
Color: Black & Tan Piebald
Coat: Smooth
Sex: Female/Spayed
Size: Chubby Mini – 13 lbs.
For four and half glorious years, McKenzie was center of her family’s universe. A newlywed couple purchased her at a pet store when she was barely six weeks old. Life was good for McKenzie. But then, as often happens with young married people, a baby came along. It was working out fine for a while, until the baby became a toddler. Then it was not-so-good anymore. McKenzie tolerated the toddler, but eventually became fearful of her. The end came when McKenzie bit the toddler in the face. Circumstances of the incident are sketchy, as there was a nanny with the baby at the time, parents at work. The couple was put in that awful position of having to protect the child at the expense of the dog. So, McKenzie is now in rescue needing a child-free home.
McKenzie is house trained, and knows how to use a dog door. She walks nicely on leash and is good on car rides. She is still a little in shock at having lost her home. She is shy at first but warms up toward visitors. She likes the other dachshunds in her foster home. We don’t know about cats. McKenzie likes to sleep with her people in the big bed at night. She is a wonderful cuddler.
McKenzie needs a home with a family with no children under 12 years old. She would also like a mild mannered male dachshund to keep her company. Empty nesters and recent retirees would be perfect for her. Visiting grandchildren under the age of 12 would not be safe.
McKenzie is mildly overweight. She is on a reduced-calorie diet along with daily exercise and walks which will help her regain her girlish figure.
McKenzie’s vaccines are up-to-date and she has been microchipped. If you can give McKenzie a wonderful home, please contact Dena at (562) 694-6868 or email dena@scdr.org. A home check and an adoption application are required.
The tax deductible donation for McKenzie is $200.00.
Name: Little Molly 2945
Age: 4 years
D.O.B. 12/01/2008
Color: Chocolate & Tan
Coat: Smooth
Sex: Female/Spayed
Size: Micro-Mini - 6 lbs.
Little Miss Molly was a pampered princess, the only dog of a young and successful couple. Everything was “Roses and Valentines” until they had a human baby. Molly made the best of it, but when the little human started to crawl and chase after her, everything changed. Molly never went after the baby, but she would cry out or growl whenever the little one came near her. Rather than take a chance that their baby would be harmed, they asked SCDR to find a “baby-free” home for precious Molly.
Molly is adorable. We can’t imagine why anyone wouldn’t want this sweet little girl! She’s well-behaved, docile, a little shy when meeting new people, but getting more and more outgoing every day. She gets along with all the other doxies in her foster home, but her favorite thing is to roll around in ecstasy on clean laundry. Towels or blankets fresh from the dryer are heavenly, and watching Molly roll and grunt in sheer pleasure brings joy to her foster mom’s heart. She is a spritely spirit with petite feet and a sleek, adorable face.
Molly would be okay as a single little princess, but only if her people didn’t work long hours. She’s crate trained, house trained, and she learned how to use the dog door. She sleeps in the big bed with her foster parents, and snuggles under the covers. She doesn’t have any naughty habits. Molly is so sweet and will look at you with her big brown eyes hoping to find a way to please you.
Molly is very easy to get along with and would be a good choice for a family with grown children. She would not be good with visiting grandbabies, but older, gentle children would be fine. We don’t know how she would behave around a cat. However, most cats are a lot bigger than Molly anyway. She loves going for a walk. She is good on car rides. She likes to bask in the sun until she is toasty warm, then comes inside to cool off on the tile floor.
Molly is ready for her new home. She is healthy and current on her vaccinations. If you would like to adopt Molly, please contact Dena at 562-694-6868 or email Dena@SCDR.org. A home check and an adoption application are required.
The tax deductible donation for Molly is $275.00.
Name: Oliver 2974
Age: 8 years
D.O.B.: 8/23/2004
Color: Red Sable
Coat: Longhair
Sex: Male/Neutered
Size: Standard – 18 lbs.
Oliver is as handsome as a longhaired dachshund can be – like an Irish Setter with short legs – and as sweet as honey. Oliver’s owner passed away, leaving him in the care of her granddaughter. Unfortunately, though she tried to keep Oliver, her landlord specified she could only have one pet and she already had a Labrador Retriever. So she asked SCDR to find her grandma’s doxie a wonderful home. It was a very difficult decision for her as Oliver was the last link she had to her grandma.
Oliver is one fabulous dog. He is crate trained, 99% house trained, dog-door savvy, and highly intelligent. He is super sweet and loves everyone. He has a million gentle kisses for your face and can't wait to give them to you! He is safe with children over 5 years old, and needs another dachshund for fun and companionship. He is not overly fond of cats, and will chase if they run.
Oliver is a huge cuddler! Snuggly and sweet on the sofa and must sleep right next to you in the big bed all night kind of guy. He has many fine attributes including rolling over on his back for belly-rubs readily, being a good eater (always appreciated by foster moms), greets strangers nicely, including very young children, does not bark very much, but when he does, it’s a very loud, protective bark reserved for folks who ring the doorbell. (A potential burglar will think he’s a 100 pound Rottweiler barking.) He quiets on command. He loves going for walks and rides nicely in the passenger seat of the car. Oliver is very well socialized and did great at a recent L.A. Doxie Meet-Up event.
As Oliver is a longhaired dachshund, previous experience with a longhair is a big plus as he will require regular brushing and grooming to look his absolute best. Oliver is very healthy, his vaccines are up to date, has had a dental cleaning, and he is microchipped. Oliver is not an apartment dog. He needs a dog door and access to a secure yard so he can continue to practice his good potty habits.
If you are interested in Oliver, please contact Dena at (562) 694-6868 or email Dena@SCDR.org. A home check and an adoption application are required.
The tax deductible donation for Oliver is $150.00.
Name: Julio 3001
Age: 6 years
Color: Black & Tan
Coat: Smooth
Sex: Male/Neutered
Size: Standard – 19 lbs.
Julio’s family has too many dogs, and they have been ordered to reduce their numbers or be fined. So tearfully, they contact SCDR to help find Julio a new home.
Julio is a big boy. His features are classic and elegant. If you fancy the physique of the standard dachshund, Julio is for you. If he were an athlete, he’d be an Olympic champion. He is strong, muscular, and confident. Julio is a gold medal winner! He is happy, loyal, and loving with his family members.
Julio loves to run and play. He likes rides in the car. He would enjoy having another dog for play and companionship. He gets along great with all the other dogs in his current home, and he even likes cats. He is good with older children (pre-teens and up). He is not good with children under 10 years old.
Julio is crate trained and willing goes into his crate at night to sleep or to just relax and enjoy a treat or toy. He walks nicely on a leash. His only fault is that he needs to be socialized more as he can be aggressive toward strangers. Professional training might be a worthwhile investment for him. Julio would be fine in a downstairs apartment or condo. He is house trained. He is used to going for walks to do his business. Due to his large size and short legs, Julio needs a home all on one level with no stairs or just a step or two that can be easily ramped to make it easy for him to navigate in and out the door. He should not be allowed to go up and down stairs at all.
Retirees, empty nesters or families with older children are encouraged to apply for Julio. He is a healthy, and his vaccinations are current. If you desire the love and companionship of the standard size dachshund, please contact Dena at (562) 694-6868 or email Dena@SCDR.org. A home check and adoption application are required.
The tax deductible donation for Julio is $200.00.
Courtesy Listing for Save A Bow Wow Rescue
www.saveabowwow.com
Name: Brownie
Age: 1 Year
Color: Brown
Coat: Smooth
Sex: Male/Neutered
Size: Standard – Approx.15 lbs.
Brownie was rescued from the streets of Pomona, only a couple months old. The rescuers immediately took him to the vet and posted flyers. No one claimed him, and they decided to keep him. A few months later, they realized that with 6 other dogs, Brownie wasn’t getting all the love and attention he deserved, and they surrendered him to Save A Bow Wow Rescue. We were more than happy to help him find his forever home.
We originally thought Brownie was a Dachshund. We later found out he is a Chiweenie! He is a super cute one at that. Brownie is an easy going fellow who enjoys backyard alone time and also enjoys being inside with his family.
Brownie is very mellow for a puppy, a bit shy at first, then affectionate, curious, and silly; all with that puppy enthusiasm for life. He grew up with a family that had 3 children, and is also currently being fostered in a home with children, birds and a few other dogs (Lab, German Sheppard and a Shih Tzu!) So he will do well in a home with other dogs of all sizes! We don’t know if Brownie does well around cats.
Brownie sleeps through the night in his crate, sometimes with a foster sibling, other times, alone. If given the opportunity, he would love to sleep in the big bed under the covers with his person. As Brownie hasn’t had any one-on-one loving in his former home; he is very excited about the possibility to have a family that will dote on him and take him for car rides or even on a walk around the neighborhood.
Brownie has never been taken on a walk before entering foster care with our rescue. So, we are working on our leash training and he is doing so well with it!
Brownie is slightly taller than the average Dachshund, so families living in a home with stairs are encouraged to apply for him. Being taller is an advantage, as he won’t be predisposed to the common dachshund back issues.
The ideal home for Brownie would have the following attributes:
• Another dog for play and companionship.
• A very secure indoor or outdoor place for Brownie to be when no one is at home.
• Applicants must be between 25 and 65 years of age.
• No infants or toddlers, please, but we will consider families with children over 6 years old.
Brownie is very healthy, fully vaccinated and microchipped. If you are interested in Brownie, please contact Mandy at (562) 646-6449 or email Mandy@SaveABowWow.com. Please fill out the adoption application at www.saveabowwow.com not the one associated with this webpage.
The adoption fee for Brownie is $300.00.
Courtesy Listing for I.C.A.R.E. Dog Rescue
www.icaredogrescue.org
This doxie is located in Rancho Santa Margarita.
This doxie is located in Rancho Santa Margarita.
Name: Scruffy
Age: 10 years
Color: Red
Coat: Longhair
Sex: Male/Neutered
Size: Standard – 22 lbs.
Scruffy is super friendly with people, and he loves to be petted and sit wherever you are. He gives lots of kisses. He is very social in his foster home. There are a lot of dogs in the neighborhood and he gets along with most of them. He also likes to visit with neighbors when they are out. In fact, they are all going to be sad when he is adopted! He will adapt to a new home easy. He has adapted very quickly to his new foster home--he is such a happy go lucky guy!
Scruffy would be good with children over 8 years old, as he sometimes doesn’t liked to be annoyed, so small kids poking and trying to pick him up might not be ideal for him. Scruffy is pretty good with cats. He may have some interest in the cat at first, but if you distract him and/or correct him if he looks like he will chase, he learns very quickly not to bother with them.
Scruffy is every bit as fun and playful as he looks. Don't be fooled by his age. Every day his foster mom finds herself in disbelief that he could be 10 years old! He is so playful, fun, energetic, and bursting with comical personality. He still LOVES to play with toys and chew Nylabones. (No rawhide for Scruffy. They gave him pancreatitis a few years back.) He entertains himself while being left alone and would be great for a mellow family.
Scruffy is housetrained, fully vaccinated, neutered, and microchipped. All he needs is you to give him a wonderful new home. If you are interested in Scruffy, please contact Paola Valencia, Adoption Coordinator, at 310-701-9008, or email adopt@icaredogrescue.org. An application for Scruffy may be completed at www.icaredogrescue.org. A home check is also required.
Scruffy’s adoption donation is to be determined.
Courtesy Listing for Dachshund Rescue of Lancaster
www.doxykeeper.net
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Name: Maggie Age: 10 years Color: Black/Tan Dapple Coat: Longhair Sex: Female/Spayed Size: Mini. – 13 lbs. Microchipped: Yes Adoption Fee $125.00 |
Maggie is one of three longhaired girls that ended up at the shelter when their owner died. She prefers her own little bed, makes cute noises when waiting for her food, loves belly rubs, and gets along great with the other foster dogs. She totally ignores cats! She knows the dog door. She needs to take inexpensive thyroid supplements and is now healthy. |
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Name: Heidi Age: 10 years Color: Choc. Dapple Coat: Smooth Sex: Female/Spayed Size: 13 pounds Micro chipped: Yes Adoption Fee $100.00 |
Heidi is a very pretty chocolate dapple girl with the beautiful markings. She has had a lump removed from her hip and her teeth cleaned. She is a strong willed little girl who just prefers to be left alone. She would be a great companion for a senior person who just wants a little dog as a companion. HEIDI has obviously been through a lot so needs time to settle in to a new place and feel comfortable in her new surroundings with new people. |
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Name: Rosie Age: 7 years Color: Red Coat: Longhair Sex: Female/Spayed Size: Mini – 12 lbs. Microchipped: Yes Adoption Fee $200.00 |
Despite everything she's been through, Rosie is the happiest little girl whose tail never stops wagging. She is a doxie anyone would love. She's friendly to anyone, walks well on a leash and even rolled over on the exam table at the vet for belly rubs. ROSIE is in great condition for her 7 years except when they did her dental, they discovered she only had 4 teeth. Two of the four had to be extracted so sweet ROSIE only has 2 teeth left. Even so, she is willing to eat kibble, but it would make life easier for her by feeding her soft food. |
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Name: Munchkin
Age: 4 years Color: Black/Tan Coat: Smooth Sex: Male/Neutered Size: Mini – 8 lbs. Microchipped: Yes Adoption Fee $250.00 |
Munchkin is very lovable. He loves to be held, loves to give kisses and loves sitting in his person's lap or next to them on his doggie blanket. He is a true snuggled. Munchkin knows how to use a doggy door and is mostly housebroken. He does not bark much unless he's trying to get the attention of his person. He loves to put on his Hug-a-Dog harness and go for a walk. He needs a yard with a very secure fence and gate, because he can fit through very small space and escape. |
If you can provide a good home for any of these wonderful dachshunds, please contact Joy at doxiekeeper@gmail.com or call (661) 943-4888. An adoption application is required and may be filled out at http://www.doxykeeper.net/application.html.
*ADOPTION PENDING*
| Name: Tilley 2933 Age: 8 years Color: Red Sable Coat: Smooth Sex: Female/Spayed Size: Tweenie– 14 lbs. |
Name: Sadie 2934 Age: 8 years Color: Black & Tan Coat: Smooth Sex: Female/Spayed Size: Mini - 12 lbs. |
Tilley and Sadie are sisters, but they are not littermates. They lost their home because their mistress had to go into hospice care for terminal cancer. There was no way the hospice facility could take Tilley and Sadie too.
Tilley and Sadie are very loving and affectionate with each other. They eat together, play together, go out the dog door to potty outside together. They also get along very well with their fellow foster dogs. They are definitely sofa dogs and enjoy “lap time” whenever their foster mom sits down. They are used to a quiet home environment. Empty-nesters would be ideal for these adorable girls. We don’t know if they are safe around cats, but they are fine with children over 8 years old (no babies or toddlers).
Having Tilley and Sadie is like having one dog with two heads. Wherever one goes, the other is always close behind. They sometimes don’t answer to their names, but will always come when called “Girls”.
The “Girls” are receiving a crash course in leash training, as they were rarely taken out for walks in their previous home. They get very excited when they see their leashes come out. Their vaccinations are up-to-date, they have had complete dentals, and we made sure both of them are microchipped.
Tilley and Sadie are crate trained. They sleep in their crate together at night, but would much prefer to sleep in a large dog bed or the big bed with their people. Although they are considered “seniors”, they don’t act their age. They enjoy running in grass, exploring the yard, and chasing the occasional bird. We don’t know if they are cat-safe. They like everyone who comes to visit and welcomes new foster dogs with wagging tails and the expectation of a friendly response.
We will not consider separating them. Don’t even ask. Do you have room in your heart and home for “The Girls”? If you can give Tilley and Sadie a loving home together, please contact Dena at (562) 694-6868 or email Dena@SCDR.org. A home check and an adoption application are required.
The tax deductible donation for Tilley and Sadie is $325.00 for both together.
We don’t know why sweet Wilhelm (Willie to his friends and admirers) was at the shelter in Camarillo. All we do know is that no one came to claim him after his 5-day stray-hold was expired. We jumped at the chance to save this sweet boy. He is so handsome!
*ADOPTION PENDING*
Name: Scarlett 2831
Age: 4 years
Color: Red
Coat: Smooth
Sex: Female/Spayed
Size: Tweenie - 14 lbs
What a very happy little snuggle bug Scarlett is. Scarlett is ready to melt you heart just as she has her foster parents. Scarlett is so friendly and happy to greet everyone she meets. We don’t know how such a sweet girl ended up stray in a rural Central CA town but we were happy to take her under our rescue wing.
Scarlett is living in a foster home with 5 other doxies and she gets along with all of them. She would enjoy having another dachshund for companionship in her new home.
Scarlett is good on a leash and enjoys going on walks. She also enjoys lounging with her family. She would enjoy living with a retired couple or a family with teenagers. She is currently living with 3 teenagers in her foster home. Scarlett would be happy in almost any family with children 8 years and up.
Scarlett is housetrained and crate trained, though she would much prefer to sleep in the big bed with her people. Scarlett has been spayed, microchipped, and her shots are current.
If you are interested in Scarlett, please contact Janice at rplsecr@yahoo.com and complete the online adoption application.
The tax deductible donation for Scarlet is $200.00.
