OUR RESCUES
Below are details and photos of Great Danes currently seeking their forever home. It is important to note that sometimes not all of our dogs are listed here. So please feel free to Contact Us and we can advise of any additional dogs that are currently being evaluated or are in transit.
INTRODUCING MAVIS
Mavis is a three year old spayed female. Mavis does not get along with her fur sibling Wednesday. She is good with children and barks when meeting strangers and then once she is introduced she does some tail wagging. Mavis is curious with cats. She did not get along with her fur sibling so it is unknown at this time if she would get along with other dogs in the home. Mavis has a good temperament and is a happy go lucky and excited girl.
Mavis does have some skin issues and is on some medication to help with it and takes it daily. She also has some acid reflux and will vomit frequently when she gets excited and overly happy. Mavis jumps up on people to say hello when she knows them. She will put her front paws on the counter or railings to say hello and is bell trained to go outside. Mavis loves chewing on sticks and loves her baths. She does dislike water bottle sprays. She has recently started guarding her food around other dogs, so she will need to be fed separately. Overall Mavis is a happy friendly girl. Because of her not getting along with her fur sibling she has not been exposed to other dogs but does well off leash.
Mavis loves her soft bed and blankets and loves her bum pats, eye rubs and back ear scratches. She talks with her front paws and on occasion will just start singing for no reason. She craves attention from her people and will often check on you to see what you are doing without her and will let you know if she feels left out.
Mavis tries to stay in the back seat but has figured out how to get out of her doggy seat belt. She likes to think she can play with cat toys by holding them in her mouth. Mavis will use furniture or carpet or anything to scratch her head and face. After a bath she goes outside to have the cool air ease the itch from her shampoos for her dry skin.
Intoducing Trevor
This handsome boy is looking for a foster or foster to adopt home. Trevor is a neutered, almost two year old male. All of his vetting is up to date. Trevor is a anxious when meeting new people at first until he knows them and has never been around children so it is not known if he is good with them. His anxiety is less when he knows people. In his own home he is very curious and sniffs but does not like it when an unknown person tries to touch him on his head when he can't see your hands but he has never hurt anyone.
Trevor is very curious and playful with cats. He is a very calm boy, curious and funny and very gentle, but is a very nervous and anxious boy who startles easily and will need some help with meeting new people. Trevor is in good health. Trevor loves his squeaky toys, being bathed, his stuffed toys and loves tug of war, cuddles and side hugs and loves being scratched on the side of his nose.
Overall, Trevor is a very loving and gentle boy with a funny sense of humor. He loves to sleep on the couch most of the day and loves a porch to watch things go by. He loves to go on short walks but not so much for long ones. It is recommended that there is no other smaller pets in the home because he can be very boisterous, but he did make friends with another dog where is was being pet sat. He is not a leader but needs a dog that will lead him as he is not very confident with himself.
Introducing Charlie
This handsome boy is a three to four hear old male and he is looking for a forever home. Charlie is good with children and cats and is very protective of his people. When a proper introduction is done he is good but his family have not had any issues.
Charlie is good with other dogs but does have some mild food aggression so he should be fed separately when fed around other dogs. He is a good natured and loving boy and will cuddle and snuggle up anywhere to be close to his people. Charlie is a little overweight but is generally healthy. His foster family will be taking him to the vets for a check up and to get his shots updated shortly.
Charlie has some mild separation anxiety but does well when left with another dog in the home. He loves to play ball and to hike and loves his cuddles.