Save A Dane

Recently, we received a photo of Axle who was adopted back in 2011. It is so nice to see how well he is doing.  Kenneth and Axle are a perfect pair.  Way to hit the jackpot Axle!! We love hearing updates and seeing pictures of GDRST Alumni.

Remember our sweet pup Pepper! He has settled in nicely at his new home and is a member of their family.  We are so thrilled for Pepper. Thanks for the updated photo Lucas Family!

Benson was adopted earlier this yearby the Taylor family.  He has found the perfect home for him.  He has two fur siblings as well as a human sibling.  They all get along famously;  it’s as if he has always been with them. Here is a recent picture of Benson.  Thank you Taylor family for giving […]

The Things I Have Learned By Hamlet (Almost an) Anglin They say you are never too old to learn.  I am here to tell you that you can teach an old dog new tricks.  This old dog has learned a lot of new tricks even though I have only been here for a short time. […]

We recently got an update on this sweet girl.  She and her new family are doing wonderful.  In fact, because she is so great with kids she has been training to be a therapy dog.  Good Luck Jasmine!!

Bella loves her bed (actually she has 3 now).  She’s friendly with the kids in the neighborhood and she likes to go on walks around the community.  She loves chasing the squirrels in our backyard and sometimes she gets after the ducks and ends up in the pond.  Thanks again for letting us adopt her, […]

He is doing great. We have him named Hansel now and he has taken well to the name (our Doberman’s name is Gretel). They get along great. Gretel thinks he is a huge toy that we bought especially for her. Hansel is head over heels in love with Gretel. We take them to the dog […]

Harley is a 1 year old black Dane with white markings that was surrendered to GDRST by her owners because she has a hereditary condition called Demodex mange.  This condition left untreated causes skin outbreaks and loss of hair in patchy areas.  It is not contagious but is a genetic predisposition passed on to her […]

Pete was left outside to fend for himself and was practically eaten alive by fire ants.  As he began to grow and eat more, his previous owners decided to “dump” him on a busy street.  Fortunately, one of our volunteers saw this happen and brought Pete to Great Dane Rescue of Southeast Texas. Pete was […]