Connecting Great Danes to Great People.
This page is set up to honor the dogs that one way or another made their way into our rescue before crossing the Rainbow Bridge. Some were adopted and able to live out their lives with their “forever” families, while others, due to unchangeable circumstances, spent their remaining time here on earth knowing that they were significant and loved.
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Jack lost his battle with Parvo this morning. All of us here at GDRST are heavy hearted over the loss of such an angel. Our thoughts go out to his foster mom for doing everything she could to try to help him battle this horrible virus. Run free Jack! For more information on Parvo, please […]
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It is with a heavy heart that we report that Scooby, owned by Judy Jones (co-founder of GDRST) has lost his battle with Osteosarcoma (bone cancer). Scooby was greatly loved by all of us here at GDRST and because of that we want to share with you some of the amazing things that Scooby did […]
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We recently received word that, Sampson, who had been in our program two years ago has crossed the Rainbow Bridge due to bone cancer. Sampson gave a lot of joy to his new mom and will be greatly missed. GDRST wishes to convey our condolences to the Gentry family.
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Jared and Lena Benge’s Tango crossed the bridge today. Tango was an alumni from GDRST. Tango was truly loved by the Benge family. GDRST feels the pain when one of our own crosses the bridge. Beth Williams picked up Tango from a really bad situation – he was dirty, unkept, skinny, stinky boy and unloved. […]
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It is with a heavy heart that we report the loss of Salty. He came into rescue as Scooby, an extremely large 10 month old puppy who had no idea of what “manners” were. Thanks to the efforts from his foster family we learned that Scooby loved water and having a good time & just […]
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