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Mitch came to rescue from a local shelter and we seriously don't get why because he is so sweet! He needed some groceries and a little love and adjusted quickly to being the Gentleman of the Manor. Once he was ready to start looking for her FURever home he did not have to wait long.

Congrats Mitch on finding the bestest FURever home!

It took some time but it is safe to say that Nala has found the bestest furever home where she has discovered her love of swimming and has other dogs to play with. She has more energy then most danes and has a lot of personality. Nala first came to GDRNT in 2013 and was later returned by no fault of her own. Nala suffers from skin allergies that are easily controlled by a daily dose of Apoquil and a special diet. This scared alot of potential adopters as the cost can easily ad $200 a month for her care. Those that follow us may recognize Nala from a fundraiser earlier this year where she had to undergo expensive emergency surgery.

Nala has not had an easy road... till now. After nursing Nala back to health after her surgery her foster family could not see how they could let her go as they had grown too attached. I think the feeling was mutual since Nala has thrived in their home.

SO it is officially official as Nala is ADOPTED!

We do not want to forget to update everyone on all the amazing FURever homes that have been happening! We are so grateful for our FURever families and the life long commitment they make to GDRNT Danes.

Congrats to our FURever families that adopted/committed to love their GDRNT Danes! Yippee to Zoey, Pickle, Keane, Roman, Harriet, Meatball, Kadie, Bear, Lucy, and Mason! Whew! and more coming so stay tuned.

A big welcome to the GDRNT Family to these FURever families.

Yup still catching up lol... Just because we are late sharing FURever stories doesn't mean they are not happening!

Things around here are super busy when we have puppies and in February 3 of our special needs double merles found experienced FURever homes who will not only love them but are totally qualified and experienced to make sure these puppies grow into awesome family members!

Four of the Five adoptions in February went to past adopters who have adopted more then one dane from us over the years.

Three of these adoptions were "foster failures" lol

One of our puppies found his home via "failure". This is when failing is a good thing... Foster failing means you have failed as a foster home but have become a FURever adopted family to your foster. In February we had 3 super experienced foster families decide to make their fosters permanent family members! I cannot even count how Manu fosters have successfully passed through these foster homes over the years. Each of these homes have been fostering, volunteering and supporting GDRNT for over 10 years...

One of the biggest compliments to our organization is when people come back to us for their newest FURkid. GDRNT has been at this since 2001, and some of our adopters have been with us since year 1. I tell new adopters that we do not adopt and run but are here to support adopters for the duration. So CONGRATS to all our adoptive families new and old and welcome to the GDRNT Family.