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Dallas came to rescue in her golden years. At 9 years old her wild and wooly puppy days were far behind her, and she needed a quiet home that appreciates the special bond of a senior dog. As luck would have it, a past adopter with a soft spot for senior Danes contacted us looking to adopt. This adopter understands the reward of caring for an older dog, and Dallas hit the jackpot! Congratulations to Dallas and her adopter!

Noah came to rescue on a particularly rainy day. His transporter had to outmaneuver flash flooding to get to and from the shelter and then to the vet for Noah's intake exam. In spite of his exciting entrance to rescue, Noah turned out to be one of the easiest fosters in recent memory. He tested heartworm negative, had no significant health concerns, and simply needed to be vetted, neutered, and evaluated before he would be ready for his new family. Plus, he was great with everyone he met - pets included. And did I mention that he's quite the looker?

Eleanor was returned to rescue through no fault of her own. Once GDRNT commits to a dog, we are committed for the rest of the dog's life. Sometimes, unexpected circumstances arise that mean a dog needs to come back to us. In Eleanor's case, her original foster home happened to be open, and she was able to slip back into her routine with ease.

It’s been a busy few weeks between the auction and crazy-busy intake, but our adoption team has been busy helping pups meet their forever families. Three sweet young things found their families and are getting settled into their new homes.

Jack came to rescue with an upper respiratory infection that required medication to clear. During his recovery, he charmed everyone in his foster home, including the resident Dane. Jack met his match in a single guy who was looking for a dog to hang out with him. Now he’s got a couch to call his own.