Duke

NOTE: All adoptions are only in the greater Houston, TX area.<br/><br/>Please Note: WE ARE NOT A SHELTER- ALL DANES ARE IN FOSTER HOMES<br/><br/> WELCOME DUKE TO GDRST! <br/><br/>Please join us in welcoming Duke to the rescue.<br/><br/>Duke came to us as a cruelty confiscation case after being left tied to a fence without food, water, or shelter for an extended period of time. Despite everything he has endured, Duke has remained incredibly sweet, affectionate, and loving.<br/><br/>Duke has a long road to recovery ahead of him. He is currently battling whipworms and hookworms, is strongly heartworm positive, has scabs and skin irritation over much of his body, ear infections, significant hair loss from a severe flea infestation, and is underweight. He will also need his mandatory neuter once he is healthy enough.<br/><br/>Duke is a smaller Dane, and we are hopeful that with proper nutrition and care, he will gain the weight he needs over the coming weeks.<br/><br/>Duke's foster mom says Duke was an Angel at his vet visit, loves cats, kiddos and other dogs. He is a true example of a gentle giant. <br/><br/>From Duke: THANK YOU for helping me start my new life. <br/><br/>Together, we can help Duke leave his past behind and look forward to the bright future he deserves. <br/><br/>If you're interested in fostering or adopting, please visit www.saveadane.org<br/> to submit your application today!<br/><br/><br/>ADOPTION CONTRIBUTION FEE: $350.00<br/><br/>In many cases, the cost of vetting services is greater than the adoption contribution. The adoption contributions help defray the costs of vetting services, but rarely, if ever, cover all expenses. Additional donations are welcomed and appreciated. Please consider making a donation to help offset medical expenses.<br/>To do so, please visit our website at www.saveadane.org<br/><br/>GDRST will have the following services completed as part of the adoption process. Each animal will be spayed or neutered, fully vaccinated, heartworm tested, heartworm treated if applicable, fecal tested, de-wormed, microchipped and monthly heartworm preventative<br/><br/>Please note GDRST is an all-volunteer, run by individuals with full time careers. In order to meet with a Dane that you are interested in, please complete our online application. After receiving your application, a volunteer will verify with your vet the care on your current or previous animals and then contact you to set up a home eval and to discuss which Dane may be a match for you.<br/><br/>Great Dane Rescue of Southeast Texas <br/>16516 El Camino Real #402 <br/>Houston, TX 77062-5723 <br/><br/>Information E-mail: info@saveadane.org <br/><br/>Adoption E-mail: adoption@saveadane.org <br/><br/>Website www.saveadane.org<br/><br/>Connecting Great Danes to Great People <br/> <br/>Great Dane Rescue of Southeast Texas

NOTE: All adoptions are only in the greater Houston, TX area.

Please Note: WE ARE NOT A SHELTER- ALL DANES ARE IN FOSTER HOMES

WELCOME DUKE TO GDRST!

Please join us in welcoming Duke to the rescue.

Duke came to us as a cruelty confiscation case after being left tied to a fence without food, water, or shelter for an extended period of time. Despite everything he has endured, Duke has remained incredibly sweet, affectionate, and loving.

Duke has a long road to recovery ahead of him. He is currently battling whipworms and hookworms, is strongly heartworm positive, has scabs and skin irritation over much of his body, ear infections, significant hair loss from a severe flea infestation, and is underweight. He will also need his mandatory neuter once he is healthy enough.

Duke is a smaller Dane, and we are hopeful that with proper nutrition and care, he will gain the weight he needs over the coming weeks.

Duke's foster mom says Duke was an Angel at his vet visit, lov

NOTE: All adoptions are only in the greater Houston, TX area.

Please Note: WE ARE NOT A SHELTER- ALL DANES ARE IN FOSTER HOMES

WELCOME DUKE TO GDRST!

Please join us in welcoming Duke to the rescue.

Duke came to us as a cruelty confiscation case after being left tied to a fence without food, water, or shelter for an extended period of time. Despite everything he has endured, Duke has remained incredibly sweet, affectionate, and loving.

Duke has a long road to recovery ahead of him. He is currently battling whipworms and hookworms, is strongly heartworm positive, has scabs and skin irritation over much of his body, ear infections, significant hair loss from a severe flea infestation, and is underweight. He will also need his mandatory neuter once he is healthy enough.

Duke is a smaller Dane, and we are hopeful that with proper nutrition and care, he will gain the weight he needs over the coming weeks.

Duke's foster mom says Duke was an Angel at his vet visit, loves cats, kiddos and other dogs. He is a true example of a gentle giant.

From Duke: THANK YOU for helping me start my new life.

Together, we can help Duke leave his past behind and look forward to the bright future he deserves.

If you're interested in fostering or adopting, please visit www.saveadane.org
to submit your application today!


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