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The Entlebucher The Entlebucher
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Country of Origin: France

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Animal Shelter details for Central Florida Great Dane Rescue, Inc.
Please visit Central Florida Great Dane Rescue, Inc. and adopt a homeless pet


You have reached the shelter page for Central Florida Great Dane Rescue, Inc.. Central Florida Great Dane Rescue, Inc. is located in winter park, Florida. If you have information to add or update for Central Florida Great Dane Rescue, Inc., please click here and let us know.

Central Florida Great Dane Rescue, Inc.

P.O. Box 5510
winter park, Florida 32793
Phone: 407-324-8455
Email: Danes@cfgdr.org
Website: www.cfgdr.org/


We work with other reputable Great Dane Rescue groups in Florida to help adopt Great Danes into loving, approved homes. We place special emphasis on education and spay/neuter.

In the past 7 years, we've taken more than 500 Danes into our rescue. Most of these Danes were under 2 years of age, and were given up because their owners couldn't deal with them. Danes are couch potatoes in later years, but can be horrible handfuls as pups. Please do serious research before getting a Great Dane. If you do buy a pup, make sure to only deal with a reputable breeder.

To help ensure that each Dane is matched with the most suitable home, all Danes live with one of our rescue volunteers for a minimum of two weeks for evaluation. We prefer to only adopt Danes within Florida, but will consider each request on a case by case basis. For more information, see our page on Out of area/state adoptions. We do not have a shelter; all of our Danes reside in our home or in one of our many foster homes throughout the state. Appointments can be made to visit with the Danes (at their foster home) upon approval of a completed application.

All of our Danes are Vet checked, current on vaccinations, de-wormed, on heartworm preventive and spayed or neutered prior to being placed. We do our best to make sure that the Danes are in good health prior to going to their new home. But, due to the limited funds in rescue, we do not do any health testing for genetic defects, such as x-raying for hip displaysia, unless we suspect there is a problem.

Due to the volume of Danes that we take into our rescue, we are always in need of volunteers, foster homes and donations of supplies. Monetary donations are also greatly appreciated.

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