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Great Dane Rescue
ADELAIDE: P Jacques
gyptan333@yahoo.com.au
VICTORIA: Francis Hammer 0412 523 526
www.greatdanerescue.com.au
June Hayles was one of the dedicated, wonderful,
selfless people who through the love of this
special breed, do their very best to place the
un-wanted in safe homes. June is my mentor,
regarding rescue and I consult June, if I have
any issues about re-homing. So if you are unable
to contact me in an
emergency, please call June, even
though I am in SA and June is Queensland, we
will do our best to assist in
genuine
cases.
In honour of June Hayles, a woman of character
and compassion, a true DANE ANGEL
God saw you getting tired
And a cure was not to be
So he put his arms around you
And whispered
"Come to me'
Although we love you dearly
We could not make you stay
A golden heart stopped beating
Hard working hands at rest
God broke our hearts to prove to us
He only takes the best
REST IN PEACE, SWEET JUNE.
All Great Dane Clubs have a re-homing service, a
fee is usually charged and they are not there
for the dumping of Danes that are sick or have
behavioural problems due to lack of care, and
that have no reasonable hope of being placed in
a loving home.
Why do dogs come into rescue?
Most dogs come into rescue through no fault of
their own. Below are some of the more common
reasons dogs come into rescue:
- Divorce (and the
family is no longer able to care for
the dog);
- Children develop
allergies to the dog;
- The owner
becomes ill or dies;
- The owner "can't
handle" the dog and is unwilling to
take an obedience class;
- The dog gets too
large;
- The owner wants
an outdoor dog and the Dane keeps
trying to get inside to be with the
family;
- Financial
reverses (and the family can no
longer afford to care for the dog);
- The owner gets
married and the new partner doesn't
want the dog;
- Someone new
moves into the home (such as an
elderly parent) and doesn't want the
dog;
- The family moves
(because of job considerations) and
cannot take the dog with them.
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As this demonstrates, most dogs come into rescue
because of "people" problems,
not dog -------
problems!
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