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Jesse (26-028)

Great Dane Labrador Retriever

Male, 10 mos
Inver Grove Heights, MN
Size
(when grown) Large 61-100 lbs (28-45 kg)
Details
Good with kids, Good with dogs, House-trained, Spayed or Neutered, Shots are up-to-date,
Story
Introducing Jesse! Goofy Playful Affectionate Social Personality: Jesse is a young, playful Dane/mix with a big personality and an equally big heart! He is both playful and affectionate, and he absolutely loves spending time with his people. Jesse is still very much in his puppy phase, so he has plenty of energy and curiosity, but he is also already showing what a wonderful companion he can be. Socialness: Jesse is very social and loves people. He does not have experience with young children, so he should be supervised around younger kids due to his size and energy. He enjoys playing with other dogs and has a great time with Roo, who is another Upper Midwest Great Dane foster who is available for adoption! Jesse does not have experience with cats, so any introductions to cats would need to be slow and carefully managed. Likes: Playing with other dogs, especially Roo Spending time with his people Cuddling and affection Playing and being active Dislikes: Being asked to go into his crate when he would rather keep playing Training: Jesse is crate trained and housebroken. While he is quiet and non-destructive once he is in his crate, he doesn't always want to go in when it is time, so continued positive crate training will help him become more comfortable with the routine. He can be destructive if left loose while his family is away, so he should continue to be crated when he cannot be supervised. Like many young Danes, Jesse is still learning what is and isn't appropriate to chew. He does occasionally chew on things he shouldn't, but with consistent redirection, supervision, and appropriate chew toys, he should grow out of this puppy phase without issue. Health: He is in good health with no current concerns. Forever Home Wishlist: A home with a physical fence is preferred so Jesse can safely run and play freely. A family that can provide continued puppy training, especially with crate routines and appropriate chewing. Jesse can be left alone for up to approximately 6 hours during the day. He could do well in an apartment setting, although adopters should be aware that he can bark loudly at times. He is approximately 70 pounds at this time, but still has some growing to do. A family that is prepared to supervise Jesse around young children because of his size and energy. Another playful dog would be a great bonus, especially since Jesse loves canine companionship. Jesse can be adopted on his own, or a family looking to add two Danes can consider adopting him and Roo together! Fun Fact: Despite his young age, Jesse has already mastered one of the most important Dane skills: the Dane lean! When he isn't busy playing, he is more than happy to lean into his people for some affection. If you think Jesse will be a great addition to your family, please reach out to us by following one of the options below. 1. If you have already completed the adoption or foster application process and have been approved by UMGDR, please contact Jesse’s Placement Coordinator at katie@thegreatdanerescue.com to express interest. 2. If you have not submitted an application, you must complete our application process before you can be considered to adopt a dog through our rescue. Please visit https://www.thegreatdanerescue.com/adoption-application to complete an application. After you have been approved, please reach out to Jesse’s Placement Coordinator by emailing katie@thegreatdanerescue.com to express interest. This adorable Dane-Lab mix is located in Council Bluffs, IA. ##2818305##
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Copper (23-024)

Great Dane

Male, 5 yrs 8 mos
Inver Grove Heights, MN
Size
(when grown) X-Large 101 lbs (46 kg) or more
Details
Good with dogs, House-trained, Spayed or Neutered, Shots are up-to-date,
Story
Introducing Copper! Affectionate Gentle Playful Initially Shy Personality: Copper is a sweet Dane who may be shy at first, but once he feels safe, his affectionate and silly nature begins to shine. He’s calm, kind, and loves being included in the daily routine. A creature of habit, he thrives in consistency and finds comfort in knowing what to expect. Socialness: Copper gets along well with everyone in his foster home. He’s submissive with other dogs and respectful of their space, often waiting for them to initiate interaction. He hasn’t been around cats, so slow and structured introductions will be needed. He responds well to slow, structured introductions with new people. Due to some resource guarding around toys (which his foster has diligently been working on), older children or those with experience around large dogs would be best. Likes & Dislikes: Loves zoomies and playing with other dogs Enjoys toys, snuggling, and car rides Dislikes raised voices and nail trims Training: Copper is crate trained, housebroken, and does not destroy bedding or toys. He can comfortably be left alone during a typical 8-hour workday. He knows the commands sit, come, down, shake, and leave it. He is leash trained, incredibly smart, eager to please, and responds very well to positive reinforcement. Health: Copper is in great health with no current concerns. He does seem to have a beef sensitivity, so he’s currently on chicken-based food and treats with success. He is approximately 100 pounds. Forever Home Wishlist: A fenced yard is preferred An apartment or apartment-style setting could be fine, as he's quiet and well-mannered A family committed to continuing his progress with toy/food guarding Older children or an adult-only home Another dog companion would be a plus, especially one who matches his gentle energy If you think Copper will be a great addition to your family, please reach out to us by following one of the options below. 1. If you have already completed the adoption or foster application process and have been approved by UMGDR, please contact Copper’s Placement Coordinator at callie@thegreatdanerescue.com to express interest. 2. If you have not submitted an application, you must complete our application process before you can be considered to adopt a dog through our rescue. Please visit https://www.thegreatdanerescue.com/adoption-application to complete an application. After you have been approved, please reach out to Copper’s Placement Coordinator by emailing callie@thegreatdanerescue.com to express interest. This wonderful Dane is located in Gay Mills WI. ##1656735##
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Willow (26-017)

Great Dane

Female, 2 yrs 9 mos
Inver Grove Heights, MN
Size
(when grown) X-Large 101 lbs (46 kg) or more
Details
Good with kids, House-trained, Spayed or Neutered, Shots are up-to-date,
Story
Introducing Willow! Smart Playful Sensitive Energetic Personality: Willow has a love for routine. She learns quickly and will pick up on her family's routines in no time. She can be a little stubborn when she has her mind set on something, but underneath that independent streak is a fun-loving girl who wants to be part of the action. When she's happy and excited, Willow has a serious case of the zoomies, especially when her foster family comes home. She loves her toys and will bring them to her people when she's ready to play. Willow is an active girl who needs regular exercise and mental stimulation to stay happy and healthy. She enjoys neighborhood walks, running through the sprinkler, playing with her toys, and even watching TV. She has strong opinions about some television characters, though. Apparently, the Minions are not on her list of favorites! Socialness: Willow loves her people and enjoys getting attention. She will often come over and nudge her humans when she's ready for some pets. She also has a particularly adorable way of showing affection by going between her people's legs. We call these her "leg hugs!" Willow is affectionate with people she trusts, but she needs slow, controlled introductions with new people. She can be reactive toward people at times, particularly when there is a barrier such as a fence or window. Once she feels safe and has had an opportunity to approach at her own pace, she can warm up nicely and enjoys receiving pets. Willow's foster family has noticed some barrier frustration. For example, she may bark at the neighbor through the fence, even though she has met the neighbor outside the fence and happily accepted pets from her. Now, Willow may bark until the neighbor comes over to say hello. She also barks out the window at people and dogs. Willow does not enjoy the company of other dogs and must be the only dog in her forever home. She can become reactive when she sees dogs, particularly if they are barking at her, and may bark and pull on the leash. There are some dogs she simply ignores, and her foster family has not yet identified a consistent pattern. Her adopter will need to be comfortable continuing her training and helping her learn to navigate these situations safely. Willow does not have experience living with children, but based on her personality and reactivity, she would not be a good fit for young children. Older, Dane-savvy teenagers may potentially be a better match. Willow has barked at the neighbor's cat and would do best in a home without cats due to some prey drive instincts. Likes: Giving “leg hugs" between her people's legs Playing with toys Running/zoomies Neighborhood walks Running through the sprinkler Watching TV—although she has strong opinions about some shows! Having a predictable routine Exploring counters and investigating garbage when given the opportunity Dislikes: Other dogs Cats Loud noises Being behind barriers when she can see people or dogs Drinking from a traditional dog dish - she prefers the faucet! Training: Willow is housebroken and is not crate trained. She has been trusted with free roam of the home and has done well when left alone for up to 6 hours. She knows sit, on your bed, shake, and is currently working on leave it. She is a smart girl who learns household routines quickly and will benefit from an adopter who enjoys continuing her training. When there are no distractions, Willow walks well on leash. However, seeing another dog can be a significant distraction and may result in barking and pulling. She will need an adopter who is willing to continue working with her on leash walking, dog reactivity, barking, and appropriate introductions to new people. Willow can also be a bit of a counter surfer and may investigate the garbage if given the opportunity, so good management and keeping tempting items out of reach will be important. Health: Willow came into rescue with allergies and a skin rash, but she has stabilized with her new allergy medication and is doing much better. Her adopter will need to continue her allergy medication and monitor her skin as part of her ongoing care. She is approximately 102 pounds. Forever Home Wishlist: A physical fenced yard is required A house rather than an apartment setting, as Willow can be a vocal girl A small-to-midsize yard is perfectly fine as long as she receives plenty of daily exercise and mental enrichment A family who is committed to continuing Willow's training A predictable routine. Willow thrives when she knows what to expect Willow must be the only dog in the household A home without cats No young children; older, Dane-savvy teenagers may potentially be a good fit A family who will use slow, controlled introductions and allow Willow to warm up at her own pace A pet fountain or another creative solution for a girl who would much rather drink from a faucet than a dog bowl! Fun Fact: Willow has invented her own version of fetch! She loves to grab a toy, throw it herself, and then chase after it. She also loves running through the sprinkler and apparently considers it both a water park and a drinking fountain. Just don't expect her to appreciate a regular dog bowl when a perfectly good faucet is available! If you think Willow will be a great addition to your family, please reach out to us by following one of the options below. 1. If you have already completed the adoption or foster application process and have been approved by UMGDR, please contact Willow’s Placement Coordinator at courtney@thegreatdanerescue.com to express interest. 2. If you have not submitted an application, you must complete our application process before you can be considered to adopt a dog through our rescue. Please visit https://www.thegreatdanerescue.com/adoption-application to complete an application. After you have been approved, please reach out to Willow’s Placement Coordinator by emailing courtney@thegreatdanerescue.com to express interest. This lovely girl is located in Minneapolis, MN. ##2779221##
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Luna (22-107)

Great Dane

Female, 7 yrs 7 mos
Inver Grove Heights, MN
Size
(when grown) X-Large 101 lbs (46 kg) or more
Details
Good with cats, Needs special attention, House-trained, Spayed or Neutered, Shots are up-to-date,
Story
Introducing Luna! Sweetheart Adaptable Courageous Affectionate  Luna is a Great Danes who embody courage, kindness, and boundless love. Luna is ready to embark on a new chapter of her live with you. This lovely lady is a stunning, white Great Dane who exhibits grace and charm that's simply unmatched. Her world is painted in shades of love and determination due to overcoming vision impairments with remarkable finesse due to her hearing and smelling She has proven that strength lies not in what we see, but in the unwavering spirit within. With every step, she demonstrates her determination to explore life to the fullest. Her bond with her brother, Ares, was something truly special. Ares recently passed away, but Luna is still waiting for her forever home to find her.  Luna loves to be around her people and soak up the attention. While she isn't that into playing with toys, she does love going for walks and car rides! This gentle giant can be the perfect addition to your family and would do well in a household with cats and older children. Due to her special needs, a home where she would will be the only dog is necessary. Luna is housebroken, crate-trained, and walks well on a leash. Her foster family has also noted that she does well during car rides. A physical fence and minimal steps are required due to her having difficulty with hearing and vision.  Are you ready to open your heart and home to this remarkable girl? If so, please reach out to us by one of the following steps. 1. If you have already completed the adoption or foster application process and have been approved by UMGDR, please contact Luna’s Placement Coordinator at callie@thegreatdanerescue.com to express your interest. 2. If you have not submitted an application, you must complete our application process before you can be considered to adopt a dog through our rescue. Please visit https://www.thegreatdanerescue.com/adoption-application to complete an application. After you have been approved, please contact Luna’s Placement Coordinator at callie@thegreatdanerescue.com to express your interest. This amazing Dane is currently located in Gays Mills, WI.  ##1579466##
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Dio

Hound (Unknown Type)

Male, Young
South Saint Paul, MN
Size
(when grown) Med. 26-60 lbs (12-27 kg)
Details
Good with dogs, Good with cats, Needs experienced adopter, House-trained,
Story
Dio was a stray we picked up from the vet in July, his age and breed are unknown. We wanted to keep him long term but due to space and safety issues in our small apartment he is not a good long term fit. Dio is a very cuddly and loving dog and plays well with our adult dog and kitten but needs more space for his energetic personality. It is hard for us to find time for proper training and proper enrichment. He is high energy and explorative however, we can’t accommodate his energy in our studio. We believe a home where he is the only pet with lots of outside fenced space would be the best fit. He needs someone who can put more time and energy into his training and care, and right now my husband and I are struggling with the finances and time to give him the proper care that he deserves. It is hard for me to give him away but I know we can not provide him with all that he needs. I hope we can find him a proper home to provide him with a life and love that he deserves.
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Brooklyn (25-076)

Great Dane

Female, 9 yrs 1 mo
Inver Grove Heights, MN
Size
(when grown) X-Large 101 lbs (46 kg) or more
Details
Good with kids, Good with dogs, Good with cats, House-trained, Spayed or Neutered, Shots are up-to-date,
Story
Introducing Brooklyn Outgoing Affectionate Playful Snuggly Personality: Brooklyn loves to snuggle and soak up attention. She thrives on being near her people and will happily curl up beside them or lean in for affection. While she can have a slightly stubborn streak, she has made wonderful progress with consistency and clear expectations. Brooklyn enjoys her walks and settles nicely into home life once she understands the routine. Socialness: Brooklyn does very well with adults. She may bark briefly when someone enters the home, but she settles quickly and truly enjoys people. She can be a bit unaware of personal space simply because she loves being close. It is noted that Brooklyn previously did well with children ages 5 and up. In her current foster home, she has only been around a teen and has done great. Because of her size and enthusiasm, supervision around younger children is recommended. Brooklyn previously lived with a medium-sized dog and cats. In her foster home, she lives with a calm male Great Dane and they get along very well. She tends to do best with calmer, non-dominant dogs. With smaller dogs or more assertive personalities, she can become overly excited and may not back down. With cats, Brooklyn has shown interest and will chase. She has put her mouth on the resident cat without causing harm, but she does bark and requires supervision and slow, structured introductions. A confident, dog-savvy cat would be best if placed in a feline home. Likes: Snuggling with her people Walks Playing with toys Dislikes: Being kenneled when she can see her people Occasionally gets spooked about going outside Training: Brooklyn is crate-trained and goes in easily when asked. She sleeps in her kennel at night and is crated when no one is home. She can be destructive if left loose and may get into cabinets or food packaging. She knows kennel, out, potty, and sit. When she begins barking, responding to her name typically redirects her. Continued reinforcement of boundaries and consistency will help with her stubborn moments. Health: Brooklyn is in good health. She does experience occasional urinary incontinence while asleep and may require waterproof bedding or pads in her kennel. It does not occur every night. She sometimes takes anti-anxiety medication as needed. She is approximately 102 pounds. Forever Home Wishlist: Calm, consistent household Family gone no more than 6 hours at a time Best with calm, non-dominant dogs Structured supervision if living with cats Supervision with children under 10 due to size and enthusiasm Not ideal for apartment living due to reactivity to outside sounds Fun Fact: Brooklyn is a world-class snuggler who believes personal space is optional—if there is a couch (or a lap), she plans to be on it. If you think Brooklyn will be a great addition to your family, please reach out to us by following one of the options below. 1. If you have already completed the adoption or foster application process and have been approved by UMGDR, please contact Brooklyn’s Placement Coordinator at michelle@thegreatdanerescue.com to express interest. 2. If you have not submitted an application, you must complete our application process before you can be considered to adopt a dog through our rescue. Please visit https://www.thegreatdanerescue.com/adoption-application to complete an application. After you have been approved, please reach out to Brooklyn’s Placement Coordinator by emailing michelle@thegreatdanerescue.com to express interest. This sweetheart is located in West Des Moines, IA.   ##2527894##

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Saving Tails Animal Rescue

PO Box 2581, South Saint Paul, MN 55076

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Upper Midwest Great Dane Rescue

Inver Grove Heights, MN 55076

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United Yorkie Rescue - MN - Cottage Grove

Cottage Grove, MN 55016

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Twin Cities Lhasa Apso Club Rescue

Cottage Grove, MN 55016

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Misunderstood Mutts

106 dale st w, south st paul, MN 55075

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Envys Angels Animal Rescue

106 Dale St. West, South St. Paul, MN 55075

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Animal Humane Society, Woodbury

9785 Hudson Road, Woodbury, MN 55125

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Minnesota Boxer Rescue

Woodbury, MN 55125

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Amazing Animal Advocates

3370 147th ST W, Rosemount, MN 55068

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No Place Like Home Pet Rescue

St. Paul, MN 55118

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