Daisy Mae is a 51⁄2-year-old, 94-pound gentle giant who found herself in the shelter through absolutely no fault of her own. Her family lived in an apartment, and when management changed the breed/weight restrictions, Daisy Mae was the one who paid the price. And let's be clear -- this girl did nothing wrong. Daisy has lived with babies, young children, autistic children, elderly family members, cats, and even small dogs. She is seasoned. She is steady. She understands how to exist in a real home. She loves her tire toys, enjoys a good game of fetch, and more than anything -- she just wants to be with her people. She's not looking for chaos. She's looking for connection. At 94 pounds, she may look imposing, but her heart is soft and her temperament is proven. She's already been someone's family dog. She knows what a couch feels like. She knows what it means to belong. Now she just needs that again. If you've been waiting for a loyal, steady, family-ready companion who already understands life -- Daisy Mae is your girl. Let's not let housing rules define her future. Come meet Daisy Mae. She's ready to come home.