Available for Adoption!!

Occasionally we are asked to help find new homes for dogs in need. They each have their own story, but they all need new loving homes. Please take the time to read about them, and if there is anyway you could help out, please contact one of the Cedar Run staff for more info. Thanks!

We currently have Great Danes being boarded here through
Mid-Atlantic Great Dane Rescue

Chinthe (pronounced Chindee or Chintae) is a beautiful 2 1/2 year old fawn female with natural ears. Chinthe is the name of the Far Eastern lion dog guard and was inspired by her regal beauty. She belonged to a 90 year old woman and her daughter who couldn't control her and allowed her free reign so she had not learned manners. We have found her to be a very quick learner, and while she had a long way to go she is making great strides. She walks gently on a leash, enjoys the company of humans and is well socialized. Chinthe, like many Dane puppies, is very high energy and powerful. She is headstrong and although she knows most commands, she chooses which ones she will ignore. She will challenge the human from a distance if she doesn't want to obey. She is very dominant and will attempt to assert dominance over humans and animals alike. She does not like being left alone and may get into mischief, but not damage anything, when left at home alone. Because she challenges all other dogs by jumping on the other dogs necks, she should be placed as an only dog. Chinthe is good with cats, but children are unknown. She is afraid of horses, cows and tractors. She loves to be outside, but only if a human is with her. Chinthe will only be placed in a Dane Savvy home and must attend obedience training. Chinthe came to MAGDRL in February 2008.

*Please contact MAGDRL for information on adopting a Great Dane*

Jules Guthrie - Coordinator
P.O. Box 1726
Inwood, WV 25428-1726
304-725-3111
DaneCrazy@HeavenlyDanes.com

Please take a look at these dogs available through the
Briggs Animal Adoption Center located at 3731 Berryville Pike (Route 340) Charles Town, WV 25414. They are a no kill shelter, so some of the dogs have been there quite sometime waiting for their forever home!

They also offer a low cost spay/neuter through Spay Today.
Spay Today, is a program of The National Humane Education Society, provides low-cost spay/neuter assistance to people who understand the need to spay/neuter their companion animals but who cannot afford the normative fees that are charged for these procedures.

**Help cut down the number of animals that end up in shelters by spaying or neutering your pet today!**

If you are unable to adopt at this time, you can still help!

All of these shelter rely on donations to operate. You can donate a variety of things besides money. Here is a list of things they could always use-

• Cat Litter
• Dry or canned cat or kitten food
• Dry or canned dog or puppy food
• Cat toys
• Dog toys
• Rawhides
• Dog treats
• Sheets
• Towels
• Blankets
• Bleach
• Pine Sol
• Liquid dish detergent
• Liquid laundry detergent
• Industrial strength trash bags
• Any other pet or cleaning supplies

**You can drop these items off at your local shelter or here at Cedar Run and we'll make sure it gets to where its needed!