Current Adoptable Dogs

What To Consider

Electric Fence

While your dog may stay within the bounds set by the electricity, if they have a strong enough prey drive they will likely run past any border trained or untrained. Furthermore, it does not prevent any other animal (pet or wild) from coming onto your property and hurting your Dane.

No Fence

Your dog will have nothing to keep it contained. Without a physical fence, precautions will have to be taken with the dog for its own safety. Dogs without a yard will likely require more walks or doggie daycare opportunities

No Yard

No yard is not a problem. These dogs can be great apartment dogs when given the proper exercise and opportunities to roam and stretch their larger limbs safely

Children

The right dog will need to be adopted into a family with children. We work to ensure that there is training of all the family members as well as the dog so that the whole family can survive and thrive for the dog's lifetime.

Strength of the Breed

These dogs are very large, and with their large size does come strength. With the proper training they can be handle by even the smallest of a humans, always with the watchful eye of an adult near by because any animal can be surprised or startled.

Cost of Living

On average you will be spending anywhere from $100-$300 per month on your Great Dane. This does not include the cost of veterinarian visits, toys, beds, treats and any other dog extras you want to provide your puppers.

Still Here and Want to Adopt

Apply

We are an all-volunteer organization with a high volume of correspondence, we cannot respond to adoption inquires until the application and donation received. Please allow up to 2 weeks to receive a reply from one of our volunteers.

Approval

After review and verification of your application, the information will be entered into our database. We will call you for a conversation, perform reference checks, inquire with your veterinarian and perform a home visit. We will then seek to find a rescue Dane who will match your environment, once found, we will begin the process of completing the adoption process.

Our Dane's are placed based on temperament, exercise requirements and any medical needs rather than color, size or ear type.

Adoption

Once a rescue Dane has found its match, and the applicant is qualified, we will work to coordinate placing the Dane in its forever home. This could take anywhere between a few days or a few weeks depending on the circumstances of the dog. To offset veterinary costs, spay/neuter procedure fees, and the transportation costs that we absorb, we ask for a donation between $100 and $400.00 dollars.

*We contractually reserve the right to take possession of the dog if a breach of the adoption agreement is identified. All donations are tax deductible, receipt always given when asked for.

Bluey

Naveah

Adult | Female | Connecticut

Bluey is a 3.5 year old Dane/Mastiff mix, this gentle girl has come a long way in her journey and is now ready to find a family who will give her the love and stability she deserves. She’s affectionate, eager to please, and enjoys spending time with her people once she feels secure.

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Naveah

Puppy | Female | Vermont

Neveah is a sweet, sensitive 15-month-old Great Dane who’s just starting to learn what it means to feel safe. Gentle and affectionate, she loves being close to her people and is slowly settling in with patience and structure.

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Gracie

Naveah

Lady | On Medical Hold

Adult | Female | Connecticut

Gracie is a gentle, affectionate 6-year-old Great Dane who already knows how to be an incredible companion. Social, intuitive, and happiest close to her people, she brings a calm, loving presence wherever she goes.

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Lady | On Medical Hold

Duke | On Behavioral Hold

Lady | On Medical Hold

Adult | Female | Upstate New York

Say hello to 4-year-old Lady, a gentle soul who’s learning that life can be soft and steady. With time, patience, and a few good naps, she blossoms into a sweet, affectionate companion who loves quiet company, warm spaces, and staying close to her people.

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Duke | On Behavioral Hold

Adult | Male | Connecticut

Meet 5-year-old Duke, a thoughtful, complicated boy who’s still figuring out how to feel safe in the world around him. With time, structure, and steady guidance, he’s starting to settle and show the deep loyalty he’s capable of. He’s not ready yet, but he’s doing the work and we’re right there with him.

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GDRNE Northern Chapter Adoption

See Our Dogs Here

“A Great Dane’s heart is a vast expanse of love, loyalty, and kindness – much like their size, it knows no bounds.”

What To Consider

Electric Fence

No Fence

No Yard

Children

Strength of the Breed

Cost of Living

Still Here and Want to Adopt

Apply

Approval

Adoption

Our Current Adoptable Dogs

Bluey

Naveah

Naveah

Naveah

Naveah

Naveah

Gracie

Naveah

Lady | On Medical Hold

Lady | On Medical Hold

Duke | On Behavioral Hold

Lady | On Medical Hold

Duke | On Behavioral Hold

Duke | On Behavioral Hold

Duke | On Behavioral Hold

Adoption Application

GDRNE Northern Chapter Adoption

See Our Dogs Here

“A Great Dane’s heart is a vast expanse of love, loyalty, and kindness – much like their size, it knows no bounds.”

What To Consider

Electric Fence

No Fence

No Yard

Children

Strength of the Breed

Cost of Living

Still Here and Want to Adopt

Apply

Approval

Adoption

Our Current Adoptable Dogs

Bluey

Naveah

Naveah

Naveah

Naveah

Naveah

Gracie

Naveah

Lady | On Medical Hold

Lady | On Medical Hold

Duke | On Behavioral Hold

Lady | On Medical Hold

Duke | On Behavioral Hold

Duke | On Behavioral Hold

Duke | On Behavioral Hold

Adoption Application

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