Intake is currently paused
Due to personal circumstances, Daisy’s Dane Sanctuary has temporarily paused all new intakes through the end of May.
This means we are NOT accepting new surrender applications or taking in any additional dogs during this time. If you have submitted a surrender request, please know it will not be reviewed until we reopen intake in early June.
We understand that surrendering a dog is never an easy decision, and we appreciate your patience and compassion while we take this time to regroup and recover.
If your situation is urgent, we encourage you to reach out to other local rescues or shelters for assistance in the meantime.
Thank you for your continued support and understanding.
Thinking of surrendering your Great Dane?
We know that sometimes life happens and people find themselves unable to properly care for their dog. Our greatest fear is that someone will feel so desperate that they consider giving or selling their dog to a stranger. Without the required references and home checks performed by rescue groups, dogs run the risk of being placed into unhealthy and abusive homes. We want to ensure your loved one gets the home they deserve.
Before you make the decision to surrender, give away, or sell your dog, we may be able to help you find solutions that will allow you to keep your dog as a member of the family. While we can't guarantee miracles, we do have extensive experience dealing with a multitude of issues and can certainly offer suggestions and alternatives to giving up your dog.
Criteria to surrender your dog to Daisy's Dane Sanctuary.
We understand that sometimes despite best efforts it is necessary to surrender your dog. In this case, we feel the best solution is for Daisy's Dane Sanctuary to take the dog and find them a new, loving home.
Based on urgency and foster home space availability, Daisy's Dane Sanctuary does take in dogs surrendered by their owners. Please understand that because we have very limited resources, it's necessary for us to prioritize the dogs we take into rescue. Shelter dogs in danger of being euthanized are given first and top priority. Next are dogs in need of immediate health care that their owners cannot provide. Then, owner surrenders are considered. Please be patient with us and we will do our best to work with you to ensure the safety and well-being of your dog.
Surrendering your Dane to Daisy's Dane Sanctuary is a permanent decision.
Daisy's Dane Sanctuary knows that surrendering your dog is a very difficult decision, but sometimes - it is the only one to make. If you choose to surrender your dog, you'll be asked to complete a surrender contract. Your signature on this contract represents a permanent decision on your part. This legally binding contract gives full ownership of the dog to Daisy's Dane Sanctuary. This allows us to provide veterinary care and down the road, legally adopt out the dog to a carefully pre-screened 'forever' home. Please note: We consider adoptions through our organization to be closed, meaning that we do not reveal the identities of either the surrendering or adopting parties. This ensures your privacy, as well as the privacy of the adopter, will be protected.
Steps to surrender your Dane
Apply
Complete the Surrender Form.
Review
Our Team will review your application to determine if we have an open foster available and whether or not your dog is a fit for our rescue.
Our Decision
We will contact you to let know our decision.
Upon review, we will
Make arrangements to get the dog
If it has been determined that your dog is a good fit for our organization, we will contact you to make arrangements to get the dog
OR
Provide you with alternative resources
If your dog is not a good fit or if we do not have room at this time, we will provide you with alternative resources.
