Cash

Fostered in Gulf Shores AL<br/><br/>Meet Cash — a 6-month-old, 100% lovable, slightly squishy puppy who somehow manages to be both a Great Dane and a part-time whale. (We don’t question it. We just respect it.)<br/><br/>Cash was surrendered through absolutely no fault of his own and arrived in foster care ready to spread love, chaos, and mildly concerning ocean noises. Since day one, he’s been pure affection and puppy energy wrapped in a giant, wiggly body.<br/><br/> He currently lives with his new bestie, ar 6-month-old Dane mix named Dobby who is approximately half his size but twice as confused. They spend their days wrestling, zooming, and practicing WWE moves—but Cash settles down quickly when asked. (We’re still working on the concept of “gentle,” but honestly same.)<br/><br/>Cash doesn’t bark. No, no. That would be too normal. Instead, he communicates through whale noises. Yup. Actual, echoing, aquatic-sounding moans that will leave you wondering if you adopted a puppy, a sea creature, or an experimental government project.<br/><br/>Fully house trained ??<br/>Crate trained ?? (unless you're home… then it’s whale hour again)<br/>Loves everyone—humans, dogs, cats, probably mailmen ??<br/>Great with kids, but bigger/older ones are best because Cash is… how do we put this… large and unaware of physics.<br/><br/> Cash firmly believes that everything you consume should be shared with him immediately.<br/> Coffee? He’ll steal a lick.<br/> Wine? He’ll taste-test.<br/> He’s a sommelier of things-he-shouldn’t-have.<br/><br/> Nail trims? No problem.<br/> Bath with a hose? Absolutely not.<br/> Your shower? He’s in there before you are. And no, it’s not relaxing. At all.<br/><br/>?? A Note on His Health<br/>Cash has been diagnosed with early onset hip dysplasia but our vet didn’t recommend surgery and currently he’s not even taking NSAIDs. He may eventually need them as he ages and grows. Yes, his gait is a bit funky, but his spirit is unstoppable. He lives life full-speed, full-volume, full-whale.<br/><br/>A home that loves big goofy puppies, tolerates ocean noises indoors, and understands that sometimes, the perfect dog comes with a couple extra vet appointments — and a whole lot of heart.<br/><br/>If you’re ready to adopt a lovable sea-mammal-in-training disguised as a dog, Cash is your guy.<br/><br/>Cash is neutered, fully vaccinated and chipped. His adoption fee is $400.<br/><br/>To read over the adoption requirements before applying, please go to www.nwflgdr.com/adopt. <br/><br/>Please note: NWFLGDR does not transport. All approved adopters are required to pick up the dog from his or her foster.

Fostered in Gulf Shores AL

Meet Cash — a 6-month-old, 100% lovable, slightly squishy puppy who somehow manages to be both a Great Dane and a part-time whale. (We don’t question it. We just respect it.)

Cash was surrendered through absolutely no fault of his own and arrived in foster care ready to spread love, chaos, and mildly concerning ocean noises. Since day one, he’s been pure affection and puppy energy wrapped in a giant, wiggly body.

He currently lives with his new bestie, ar 6-month-old Dane mix named Dobby who is approximately half his size but twice as confused. They spend their days wrestling, zooming, and practicing WWE moves—but Cash settles down quickly when asked. (We’re still working on the concept of “gentle,” but honestly same.)

Cash doesn’t bark. No, no. That would be too normal. Instead, he communicates through whale noises. Yup. Actual, echoing, aquatic-sounding moans that will leave you wondering if you adopted a puppy, a sea creature, or an experimental government pr

Fostered in Gulf Shores AL

Meet Cash — a 6-month-old, 100% lovable, slightly squishy puppy who somehow manages to be both a Great Dane and a part-time whale. (We don’t question it. We just respect it.)

Cash was surrendered through absolutely no fault of his own and arrived in foster care ready to spread love, chaos, and mildly concerning ocean noises. Since day one, he’s been pure affection and puppy energy wrapped in a giant, wiggly body.

He currently lives with his new bestie, ar 6-month-old Dane mix named Dobby who is approximately half his size but twice as confused. They spend their days wrestling, zooming, and practicing WWE moves—but Cash settles down quickly when asked. (We’re still working on the concept of “gentle,” but honestly same.)

Cash doesn’t bark. No, no. That would be too normal. Instead, he communicates through whale noises. Yup. Actual, echoing, aquatic-sounding moans that will leave you wondering if you adopted a puppy, a sea creature, or an experimental government project.

Fully house trained ??
Crate trained ?? (unless you're home… then it’s whale hour again)
Loves everyone—humans, dogs, cats, probably mailmen ??
Great with kids, but bigger/older ones are best because Cash is… how do we put this… large and unaware of physics.

Cash firmly believes that everything you consume should be shared with him immediately.
Coffee? He