Lexi Dots

Age
8 months old
Weight
59 lbs
Sex
Female
Breed
Great Pyrenees
Hello, darlings! I’m Lexi Dots, and don’t you think I have the most beautiful eyes? Very soulful for a puppy! My GPRA family says I’m very sweet, and my favorite thing in the whole wide world is belly rubs! I’m a tiny bit shy at first because I’m still learning to trust humans, but I warm up quickly. Then, I want, you guessed it, more belly rubs! I give nose kisses too. I mean who doesn’t love to boop noses with a pyr? Because I’m a young pup, I need some training on going potty outside and walking on a leash, but I know I can do it! One thing I’m already good at is riding in the car. Just pyr, I mean peer, into my eyes and see all the love I have to give. Take me home and help me become the good-est pyr girl I can be!

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Sue Ellen Dallas

Age
9 weeks old
Weight
10 lbs
Sex
Female
Breed
Great Pyrenees Mix

Howdy, I’m Sue Ellen! Foster Mama says I’m one special lady because I look you in the eyes with all the pyr love in the world. According to my foster mom, I’m sweeter than pecan pie, and darling, that’s sweet! My favorite way to get affection is through belly rubs. I love my humans, and when I show them my little round belly, I’m saying, “I love you!” In fact, as soon as you bend down to pet me, I roll over. My first name is Sue Ellen, but my middle name should be chill because that’s what I am. Because I’m such a good, calm girl, I get along great with Foster Mama’s grown pyrs and all the other dogs we’ve met. Playing with them is my second favorite activity after cuddling! I’m smart too! If you call my name, I’ll come right to you. I’m also almost all the way potty-trained which makes Foster Mama say, “Yee-haw!” I may be the second largest in the litter, but I am just a love-bug waiting to come home to you!

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Moose Goose

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Age
8 years old
Weight
79 lbs
Sex
Male
Breed
Great Pyrenees Mix

Hi, y’all! My name is Moose. I was a stray until this nice couple rescued and fostered me. My foster Dad says that I’m the sweetest boy! He tells me that I am a love bug because I just want to snuggle and give nose kisses. I’m also great with kids. I have a blast frolicking with my foster’s grandchildren. I’m very chill and get along with other dogs and cats too. My foster family also thinks I’m very special because I’m a pyredoodle! While I may not be pure pyr, I have some key pyr characteristics. I LOVE to wander, so I will need a tall fence to keep me safe. I am house-trained as well and will let you know when I need to go out. Us pyrs are very smart! Overall, though, I’m a very mellow boy that just needs a bit of training which should go well because I’m eager to please. I can’t wait to go home with my bestest fur-ever family to nuzzle and protect.

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Sampson Mungo

Age
1 year and 6 months
Weight
72 lbs
Sex
Male
Breed
Great Pyrenees
Rise and shine, my lovely pyr people! It’s Sampson, here, and did you know my name means sun? My foster mama says that my personality shines a little brighter each day as I learn how to be loved by my humans. At first, I was like a little ray of sunshine peeping out from the clouds because while I was curious about people, I was still a little shy of them. I’m a bit cautious even now of new people, but my foster family has earned my trust. They’ve given me lots of fun chew toys! Basically, my human family is the moon to my sun. I’m really in sync with them because I’ve learned that they are safe and love me very much. In my new home, I’d love for my humans to be home a lot, so we can bond and I can feel loved and protected. My favorite time to cuddle my humans is when the sun has set; I’m an evening snuggle bunny! When Foster Mama says, “Good Morning, Sunshine” and we go for a walk, I look to her for direction. Foster Mom says I’m still learning how to walk on a leash, but I do pretty good. I’m very curious about dogs and cats, and I try to play with them when I see them on our neighborhood walks. Walking is of the best-est activities under the sun! I’m a good car rider too, so we can put the top down and sunbathe a bit. Inside the home, I have a sunny disposition too. I like to nap near my people, and my foster family is so proud of the fact that I’m house-trained! Pottying outside in a sunny backyard just seems like the natural thing to do. I’m getting used to things like being brushed too. One funny thing about me is that I love treats and my food, but I don’t like to be watched while I eat. I just don’t like the spotlight, or sunlight, on me while I’m snacking. Please, take me home! I’ll be your sunshine in the rain and give you all the love I have in my big, pyr heart!

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The Music Litter

Age
8 weeks old
Weight
Ringo: 6 lbs and Neil: 10 lbs and Elton: 7 lbs
Sex
Male
Breed
Great Pyrenees

Hi, my rocking’ pyr pals! We’re The Music Crew, and we’re just amped up to meet you! Our foster mama says we’re pure pyr in pedigree and personality. Sometimes, we rock ‘n’ roll with each other because playing is Puppy 101, but we’re chill and laid back too like our classic pyr rockers. Foster Mom says we should get every puppy gig out there because we’re so smart! We love to potty outside, and we sleep through the night. If you’re looking for a sweet jam session with some really good boys, get in touch with GPRA and will send you a demo, or some super cute videos of us playing together.

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Louis Lee

Age
9 months
Weight
56 lbs
Sex
Male
Breed
Great Pyrenees

Hi, everyone! The name’s Louie Lee, and I’m just so excited to meet you! My GPRA volunteer friends noted that I don’t know how to walk on a leash yet, and I’m a strong boy! I’ll definitely need some leash-training through positive reinforcement. My sweetness more than makes up for it, though. The GPRA walkers said it’s very easy to fall in love with me because I’m so loving and handsome. I seem to like other dogs too. The other day, I enjoyed a fun zoomies session with a dog who was in the play yard next to mine. I’m new to GPRA, so my personality is still coming out. Being a pup, I know I’ll need some training and a lot of love! Once you get your hands on my fluffy fur, you won’t want to stop petting me. Then, you’ll have to take me home. I have so many snuggles and nose boops to give! Will you be my new parents?

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Olive

Age
9 months
Weight
62 lbs
Sex
Female
Breed
Great Pyrenees
Greetings, pyr people! I’m Olive, and I can’t wait to meet you! Olives come in all different colors, and I have a few: white, brown, black, gray. Okay, so I’m mostly cream-colored because I’m a pyr, but my markings are beautiful! My foster mama says I’m just as beautiful on the inside. I’m bursting with so much love that I just want to jump up and give hugs! We’re working on the command “off,” though, and Foster Mom is teaching me “sit” too. I’ve got a bit of that typical pyr stubbornness, but when my foster doggy brother was getting a treat for doing a command, I realized I could do it too! When I’m not learning, I like to do a variety of things. Just like olives come in many different flavors like garlic-stuffed, cheese-stuffed, and pepper-stuffed, new activities are what keep life entertaining. Foster Mommy says I like to patrol the fence, chew bones, play chase with my foster dog bro, and sniff everything! I’m a puppy, so I’m always busy having fun. When I’m not running around in the backyard, I like to get petted by my foster family. I love all the attention and cuddles you can give me. All you have to do is look at my sweet face, and you know I’m going to be the best, most loyal girl. Take me home, and olive you forever! Get it? Ol-ive you sounds like I’ll love you, and I will!

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Enzo

Age
7 months old
Weight
73 lbs
Sex
Male
Breed
Great Pyrenees

Ciao, my pyr friends! I’m Enzo, and my name reminds me of sunny Italy. I’m used to spending a lot of time in the rolling Tuscan hills, or the Georgia meadows, because I’m from a farm. I know Italians love to spend their time drinking espresso at the cafe or visiting ancient Roman monuments. I need to learn to walk on a leash, so I can do those things with you too! We can walk around the neighborhood and see the sights. Everyone at GPRA says I’m such a good, sweet boy, so learning to be house dog should be easy for us both. Can I come home with you? We can cuddle up and watch TV while the pizza is cooking. If that’s not amore, I don’t know what is!

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Aldo

Age
7 months
Weight
75 lbs.
Sex
Male
Breed
Great Pyrenees

Buongiorno, my name is Aldo! I’m not Italian, but my name sure sounds like I am. I’m as sweet as a cannoli, and my coat is fluffy white like the filling too. Right now, I’m still a little shy because I came from a farm. I’m so ready to live la dolce vita, or the good life in Italian. In Italy, people love walking by all the palazzos, or pretty buildings. I want to learn how to walk on the leash, so we can see our own neighborhood palazzos, or houses. My GPRA walker friends say I’m getting better on the leash every day, and they always say, “Grazie Mille,” or thank you very much, because I look to them for cues on what to do. I take direction very well! And, when we’re home, we can snuggle on the couch while the pasta is boiling. Maybe, we’ll make baked ziti or lasagna! Either way, I’ll be happy just being with you. GPRA volunteers have also boasted that I’m a dog lover’s dream! Will you take me home and help me learn what living in a villa, or a house, is all about? I promise I’ll be the best good boy this side of the Mediterranean Sea!

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Ambra

Age
7 months
Weight
64 lbs
Sex
Female
Breed
Great Pyrenees

Hello, my pyr-loving darlings! I’m Ambra, and my name means precious jewel. My foster parents think I’m certainly special because of how sweet I am. My name also sort of sounds like amber, which is a type of jewel. I like it because it’s yellow like sunshine, and Foster Mama says I just love being outdoors! Fancy as my name sounds, I came from a farm, so the backyard is such a familiar and fun place to be. Sometimes, though, it’s nice to enjoy the fresh air by going for a walk in the neighborhood. My foster parents say that I’m still learning how to walk on a leash, but like a diamond in the rough, I’ll learn and then be brilliant at it! Ambra can also mean “Ruler of the Jewels” which is funny because I actually prefer following my doggy foster siblings around the house. I’m learning so much from them. They’re teaching me how to be a house dog, and I’m loving it! I’m an absolute gem of pyr, and I can wait to come home with you!

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Our main mission at GPRA is to find the right permanent home for Great Pyrenees in distress, whether they are strays or from an overpopulated kill or no-kill shelter. We don’t care how old they are or what their medical condition is because we will make sure they receive a comprehensive medical evaluation, spaying or neutering, and even behavioral training if necessary.



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