Meet our sweet, silly, Gentle Giant Nalla (aka Ginger)!  Nalla looks to be a full bred Great Dane.  She is almost two years old and weighs around 110lbs.  She is just as sweet as she is beautiful. She loves to be with her people...she thinks she is a lap dog, and we are not going to tell her she's not. She can be shy with new people and in new situations, but she comes around quickly.   Nalla is very playful, she loves toys and loves to play fetch.  She's friendly with other dogs, and she plays well with both large and very small dogs (like yorkies and chihuahuas).  Nalla is housetrained to a doggie door, walks well on a leash and is crate trained.  Nalla has lived with other dogs, cats and children as young as 4 years old an done well with all.  She is a sweet soul, and would do well in a kind home committed to building her confidence and offering her a consistent routine.  In her previous home, Nalla had a habit if shredding paper when left alone.  We think this is her showing boredom, and we think that with further training and structure, Nalla will leave this naughty habit behind.

This girl is going to make a great family member and is going to be the talk of the neighborhood.  Do you have room in your heart and home for her?  If so, fill out an application and make room for Nalla!  

Nalla's History:  Nalla was adopted out by SOS about one year ago.  Sadly, Nalla is looking for a new home now through no fault of her own - her dad is moving and cannot find living arrangements that would suit her.  Nalla has had very limited obedience training, and would blossom going through group training classes with her new family.  Nalla was renamed and responds to "Ginger" now.

Medical Note:  This dog tested positive for exposure to Lyme disease and anaplasmosis on 3/22/2016. This does not mean that this dog had Lyme disease or anaplasmosis. This dog is/has been asymptomatic of these diseases, and has completed a 28-day course of doxycycline. Please see here for more information on Lyme disease: http://www.vcahospitals.com/main/pet-health-information/article/animal-health/lyme-disease-in-dogs/837 and here for anaplasmosis: http://www.vcahospitals.com/main/pet-health-information/article/animal-health/anaplasmosis-in-dogs/6962.  Please discuss any concerns with your veterinarian and your SOS Adoption Counselor.

As a first step in the adoption process, we ask that you fill out an online application.

   Click Here for Our Adoption Application.

Once we receive this, one of our Adoption Coordinators will be contacting you for review.  We are an all-volunteer organization.  We do try to respond to each inquiry within 48 hours.