GREAT DANE RESCUE, INC Contact: Sandy Suarez Boutin e-mail: danelair@ismi.net WebSite: http://www.greatdanerescueinc.com

Southern Indiana Chapter Great Dane Rescue Inc contact: Ana Greavu . E-mail: agreavu@kiva.net Web Site http://www.kiva.net/~agreavu

Mid-Atlantic Great Dane Rescue League (MAGDRL) Laura Brennan E. PA Coordinator HC 1 Box 98 Swiftwater, PA 18370 570-839-3966 garnetdane@pnpa.net garnetdane@yahoo.com www.garnetdane.com

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Cathy Mitchell   Rescue Coordinator   3919 Westmeadow Drive   Houston, Texas 77082   (281) 496-5130   email: CathyGDBCS@juno.com

GREAT DANE FOUNDATION WebSite: http://www.geocities.com/Heartland/Meadows/2235/

Mintie Keltz-Pickel Education Coordinator 3218 Meadway Drive Houston, Texas 77082 281) 497-2360      email: MintieGDF@juno.com

Association of Great Dane Fanciers in Ontario Canada (Southern Ontario) Graphic by Vickie Soper/Designing Stitches Rescue Group Contact Heather Budd: HKBudd@aol.com

Mid-Valley Great Dane Rescue contact: Barb Northcutt e-mail: danepoint@aol.com Web Site: http://members.aol.com/Danepoint/index.html

Great Dane Rescue N.E. FL Ace Emery danerescu@aol.com Wendy Harps RescueDane@aol.com

Thunder Hill Great Dane Rescue Dottie Schira http://members.xoom.com/dogs2rescue/frasier.htm

HARLEQUIN HAVEN GREAT DANE RESCUE contact: Dale Bath Web Site: http://www.hhdane.com

RESCUE CONTACTS in ALABAMA Robert & Sydne Spencer 341 Old Gurley Rd. Huntsville, AL 35811-9563 Phone: (256) 851-7730 Email: SR93Spence@aol.com

  What is Best Friends Animal Sanctuary?

              Best Friends Animal Sanctuary, in the majestic red-rock country of southern
              Utah, north of the Grand Canyon, is the nation's largest sanctuary for abused
              and abandoned companion and domestic animals.

              Through the work of the sanctuary and its education, adoption, and
              spay/neuter programs, the purpose of Best Friends is to help bring about a
              time when no homeless, unwanted animals are being destroyed in shelters,
              and when every dog or cat ever born can be guaranteed a good life in a good
              home.

              There are never fewer than 1,500 animals at the sanctuary -- usually more on
              any given day, depending on space and accommodation available.

              The majority are dogs and cats, but there are also horses and burros, ducks
              and geese, rabbits, sheep, goats, pigs, and other assorted weird and
              wonderful creatures.

              "No-kill" means that animals are not destoyed except when compassion for a
              suffering animal demands euthanasia, and no reasonable alternative exists.