The Great Dane Lovers Association of WA
Rescue
February 2004, the GDLAWA heard of a Great Dane that was found a few weeks earlier in Maylands WA. When the Dane was found, it was in good health which indicated it was probably someone's pet. Unfortunately, by the time the association heard about the Dane, it's health had deteriorated and it failed a vet health check. The Dane was put to sleep a few weeks after being found.
The GDLAWA is being pro-active in trying to help rescue Danes and Danes that need a new home due to a change in circumstances. The Association has contacted every metropolitan, and major country towns' pounds & rescue centres asking them to contact the GDLAWA if a Dane comes into their care. When the association is contacted, we will do our best to find the owners or a home for the Dane.
We will list on this page details of any Danes that are in need of a home.
If you are interested in taking a rescue Dane full-time or just on a temporary basis, please contact the association.
Number of Great Danes rescued or re-homed by GDLAWA to date:
| 64 |
Yes,
I would be interested in helping one of the Danes listed below, or being
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(When using this link please remember to include a phone number so we can contact you at short notice)
Ziggy
Ziggy is a 3 year old sterilised male who has been raised on a premium dry food, is vaccinated and regularly wormed. He has lived with a young child but has not had contact with small animals. He can be a bit anti-social with small - medium dogs but has gotten on well with the other great danes he knows. Ziggy needs a new home where he can be part of the owners life and home. Ziggy is in his current home until a new one is found. To meet Ziggy, please email the club on the addresses on the Rescue page or the Contact Us page and we can put you in touch with his current owners.
Daisy
Daisy is a purebred unsterilised 3 year old female fawn. She is fully vaccinated and micro chipped. She socialises with other dogs and is friendly with people once she knows them. She needs rehoming due to a change in family circumstances.