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DC SHIBA INU RESCUE (DC SIR): A Washington, DC area rescue specializing in Shiba Inus
Upcoming Event
Meet the Breed at the Big Bad Woof
Saturday, April 27,
12pm - 2pm
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Meet the wonderful Shiba Inu at the Big Bad Woof from 12 pm - 2 pm

EVENT DETAILS
Amazon Wishlist

Want to purchase a gift for one of our rescues or donate needed supplies? Shop our Amazon Wishlist! Items purchased are delivered directly to their foster home.

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Don't miss out on the latest updates and adorable moments of our rescue dogs! Visit our Facebook and Instagram and watch their pawsome journey!

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Support DC SIR
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Discover meaningful ways to make a difference in the lives of rescued dogs. This page offers a convenient ways to support DC SIR's efforts through many impactful methods. Join us in providing hope and a brighter future for dogs in need.

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DC SIR Summer Store is now open!
Want to Support
DC SIR and Purchase Some Shiba Swag?
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Shop now to treat yourself and your furry friends while making a difference in the lives of rescue dogs! Every purchase helps DC SIR provide love, care, and forever homes to our rescues. Give loyal companions a second chance at happiness.

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$5 New Member Shopping Bonus! Join now, and when you make your first purchase within 30 days, we'll give you an extra $5 bonus for DC Shiba Inu Rescue.

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DC Shiba Inu Rescue (DC SIR)

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DCSIR alum, Gaia (Midwest mill rescue) came to visit and DCSIR alums, Rika and Archer (Florida pup rescue)! We love so see how happy and amazing our alum are doing! ... See MoreSee Less

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Don't forget to stop by The Big Bad Woof tomorrow from noon-2pm to meet our volunteers and learn about the Shiba Inu breed! Find out more by heading over to our event page! ... See MoreSee Less

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DC Shiba Inu Rescue (DC SIR)
Sunlit and calm, Bailey enjoys her time out in the garden. All the smells, the sights, and the creatures--sign her up! Apply to adopt Bailey: dcsir.org/service/adopt/Step by step process on how to apply: www.youtube.com/watch?v=tgW-CQMpYFYHello everyone! My name is now Bailey, which was selected by fans as a St. Patrick’s Day theme because my daughter and I were rescued the day before St. Patrick’s Day. I am a 6.5-year-old red female Shiba Inu. I lived my life on a farm in an outdoor run being bred for puppies. When Shiba sales went down, the place that had me decided to release me and my daughter to Rescue. While I lived outside, I am pretty well socialized to animals and people, including kids. My foster mom drove 8 hours to pick my daughter and me up. I was a little nervous in a car but quickly settled down in my transport crate. My foster mom noticed I have a slight cross eye, but that doesn’t seem to impact my vision. When I arrived at Shiba HQ, I was brought out from the car, to explore the yard while the volunteer went to get my daughter. I was timid at first but when I saw my daughter was free too, we ran and pranced and danced all about the yard. Soon, we met the other rescues at Shiba HQ and did well with everyone. The volunteer saw that we knew how to use the stairs and dog door to the home. Another volunteer brought us a bowl of yummy boiled chicken which we gobbled up with delight. The fun was over shortly when my new foster mom took me into the bathroom for a shower. I wasn’t a fan, but I had years of dirt washed off my body. It took well over an hour of washing, but I was clean! I also had VERY long nails which I let my foster mom trim without issue. It was a warm sunny day so we got to dry off outside and we were doing zoomies everywhere!!! DC SIR needs to schedule our spays. They think I will be able to transition quickly into being a member of a family where I can be spoiled and live indoors! You can apply to adopt me at www.dcsir.org/adopt Location: Extended Dogs: Yes Cats: TBD Kids: Yes DOB: 9/28/2017 Weight: Intake Date: 3/16/24 Available Date: TBDBailey’s rescue album: www.facebook.com/media/set/?set=a.979932660165765 Please welcome Bailey to the DC SIR family. If you would like to contribute to their care please use PayPal: bit.ly/VzmJ7D or the donate button on Facebook! ... See MoreSee Less

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