Ann Arbor, MI – For more than 1454 days, a Great Dane named Sigrid (aka Siggy) has been waiting for her chance to be adopted. The now nine-year-old dog was seized in 2020 as part of a cruelty case and according to the Humane Society of Huron Valley, the “court system moved at a snail’s pace,” with the months turning into years.

This week, the animal welfare agency said, “It’s heartbreaking to think that she spent so much of her precious time in limbo (*after* being removed from a horrific situation).
Instead of the joyful, carefree life she deserved, she spent her senior years waiting—together with dozens of other animals—caught up in a legal process that stretched the resources of our shelter and delayed her chance to find a forever family.”

The shelter finally has the green light to place Siggy in a forever home. They provide a peek at her personality:

This gentle giant, weighing over 100lbs is crate-trained, eager to please, loves people, has lived peacefully with a cat, and never even tries to hop on the furniture, according to her foster, who describes her as “a VERY good, sweet dog.” She’s also food-motivated.
She’s strong and can be dog reactive on walks, but when it’s just you and her, she’s the perfect walking buddy, enjoying her daily mile-long strolls.

Siggy loves toys, a good game of fetch, and she already knows her basic commands. Please consider adding this beautiful girl to your home!

Learn more about the shelter’s adoption process at this link.

Note: All inquiries about this dog must be made directly to the shelter facility. Thank you!

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