Dolly Green

Age
3 months old
Weight
23 lbs
Sex
Female
Breed
Great Pyrenees

Hello, darlings! I’m Dolly Green, and I’m giving you the green light to adopt me! I can fit in with almost any family because I’m good with kids and other dogs. When you’re with me, the grass is always greener because I’m such an affectionate and social pup! You’ll see my sister, Daisy, and I frolicking in the green grass. We just have so much fun together! Because I’m energetic, I know I’d enjoy a backyard to play in. I may not have a green thumb, but I do like spending time in the yard. I’m even good at pottying outside! When I’m not playing with my furry or hooman friends, I love to play with my toys. I’m not into dolls or action figures, but chew toys and tennis balls are great! Pyr pups like me are still green when it comes to leash and potty training, but with positive reinforcement, I’ll be sure to catch on. Your neighbors will be green with envy at how confident and smart I am which will make teaching me new things easy and fun. Be a doll and consider taking me home!

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Daisy Green

Age
3 months
Weight
23 lbs
Sex
Female
Breed
Great Pyrenees

Hi, y’all! I’m Daisy Green, and I’m here just in time for spring! Foster Mama says that I’m a spring chicken because I’m very active and playful, so I’d love a yard to play in. The backyard is a great place to be, and because I like to keep things fresh as a daisy, I make sure to potty outside. Another reason I’ll put a spring in your step is that I am good with kids and other dogs. You’ll see my sister, Dolly, and I playing in some of the pictures! Foster Mom also says I’m the more submissive of the two of us. Loving and social butterfly are the words that spring to mind when my foster family thinks about me. When I’m not hanging with my human and fuzzy siblings, I love to play with my toys! I know everyone is spring cleaning, but please leave my toys out. We can keep them in a little basket just for me. I’m a bright-eyed and bushy-tailed pyr pup, so I’ll need to continue my leash and potty training with positive reinforcement, please. The good news is that my intelligence is in full bloom, so I’ll learn quick. Spring has sprung, and so have I! Please consider adopting me and helping me blossom into the best pyr I can be!

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River Roo

Age
8 months old
Weight
72 lbs
Sex
Female
Breed
Great Pyrenees
Howdy, Pyr Pals! I’m River Roo, and it’s rootin’ tootin’ good to meet you! Foster Mama says I’m as sweet as the chocolate river in Willy Wonka because of my happy and loving personality. I go with the flow! And, when I have to go, I let you know. That’s another reason why Foster Mom thinks I’m so special; I’m potty-trained! When it comes to other dogs, I’m as easy-going as a lazy river. My foster dog sibling is my best friend, so I’d really love to go to a home with another dog! We like to play together in the backyard. I love people too. The gentle rushing of a river is so comforting, and my snuggles are just as soothing. Leaning against my foster family for love and pets is something I’m very good at. On our family walks, I do tend to zig-zag a little just like most rivers, but we are working on it together. I know I’ll get better at walking on a leash because walking is one of my favorite activities! The other dogs have been telling me that digging is bad too, so I’m learning not to do that. While regular rivers don’t need to eat, I love my food. Because I’m food-motivated, being trained with treats will come naturally to me. There’s one skill I’ve already mastered: fetching- which makes me really unique for a pyr. Rivers can flow in any direction, but this River is running towards you!

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Big Saint

Age
2 years old
Weight
85 lbs
Sex
Male
Breed
Great Pyrenees

Howdy, y’all! I’m Big Saint, a new arrival to GPRA! My transporters actually think my name fits me well. I’m tall and saintly. While I may not be a saint per se, I am calm and loving. I like to be petted all over. I ride well in the car because I mostly just sleep in it. If the window is open, though, I do like to sniff the air. I will need a little help with training because I’m new to leash walking. I don’t really pull on the leash, so I just need help knowing to stay by your side and which direction we’re going. I’m also a curious boy that perks up at strange sounds and scents. I love treats too, but, really, who doesn’t? I am truly a gentle giant looking for my forever home. I’m hoping that could be yours! Please come to meet me after filling out an application at greatpyratlanta.com.

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Luna Izzo

Age
2 years old
Weight
91 lbs
Sex
Female
Breed
Great Pyrenees

Hi, Pyr friends! My name is Luna Izzo. My GPRA transporter gave me the last name of some college basketball coach. I don’t know anything about basketball, but I would love to cuddle with you while you watch the game. The nice lady also says that I am the calmest dog she’s ever transported. While I waited patiently to be checked over at the vet, I saw several dogs and I didn’t react at all. A little dog passed right next to me, and I just sniffed curiously. I’m pretty good on a leash too! I just need a little help with direction, but I do not pull. What I really like is to be petted! I will even gently nudge you if you stop. It’s my friendly way of saying, “More love, please!” I’m looking for a furever family that would like a fluffy couch potato to watch TV with or just hang out. Could you be my perfect match? If so, please fill out an adoption application at greatpyratlanta.com, so we can meet!

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Sweetheart

Age
2 years old
Weight
90 lbs.
Sex
Female
Breed
Great Pyrenees
Hello, Sweetheart! That’s my name; don’t wear it out! My GPRA friends tell me I’m a sweet young lady who will add more than a spoonful of sugar to your life. Even though I’m a little timid at first, I’ll stick to you like honey as soon as I get to know you. My GPRA transporter said I like to give lots of nuzzles! In fact, I’ve been told I am an excellent car rider too. When we’re done traveling, we can snuggle up on the couch together. After all, getting pets is one of my favorite activities. If you love an affectionate pyr, then I’m the pyr girl after your own heart!

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Rosalind

Age
2 years and 1 month old
Weight
55 lbs
Sex
Female
Breed
Great Pyrenees

Sweet Rosalind! That’s me! My foster mama says I’m soft and cuddly like a bunch of rose petals. Roses also symbolize love, and I live up to my namesake because I have a very loving and affectionate nature. I had puppies in January, and I loved them so much that I hid them in a tree trunk to keep them warm until GPRA rescued us. That’s why they were called the Wise Litter because I made such an intelligent decision! My rosy view of life makes me good with people and other dogs too. In fact, other dogs make me feel all warm and rosy, so I’ll definitely need to go to a home where I can have a young doggy sibling to play with. My human family is just as important to me, though. Everything will come up roses as long as I have my hoomans! I would love a family where someone is home a lot as I make a great companion. The thing that really makes me a rose without a thorn is how good I am on the leash! Foster Mom says I’m super gentle when I walk, so we can have a nice, leisurely stroll around the neighborhood. A rose by any other name would smell as sweet, and but Foster Mama says I’m the sweetest Rose because of my caring personality. While nursing my own puppies, GPRA brought in an oprhan litter, and I nursed them too. As you can see, I have a lot of love to give, and I know I’ll bring the roses to your cheeks if you take me home!

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Chap

Age
8 weeks old
Weight
11 lbs
Sex
Male
Breed
Great Pyrenees
Hello, chap! Chap means friend in England, and my name suits me because I’m very friendly. Foster Mom says I’m good with other dogs. Check out how cute I am cuddling my brother in that first pic! I love to play, so all the dogs can be my mates. Mate is another British term for friend! My foster family and I are really chummy too, and I like to show them how much I love them with cuddles. When I’m not playing in the garden or snuggling with the fam, I like to chew on teething toys. I’ve been told by my foster mama that teething is all a part of growing up, so this Chap just needs some chew toys to chomp on. Chewing is proper fun, but I can be all about business too. Specifically, I am getting really good at doing my business outside, and if I have to use the loo inside, I know to use the pee pads. Foster Mum says I’m a bright lad because I learn fast! In fact, she’s been teaching me how to walk on the leash. I can’t wait to take a walk around the neighborhood! I promise to be a good chap, so contact GPRA and think about taking me home!

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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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Chip

Age
8 weeks old
Weight
10 lbs
Sex
Male
Breed
Great Pyrenees
The name’s Chip, and I’m one chipper guy! Foster Mama says I love to play. I’m good with other dogs because they’re so much fun to play with! When I’m not frolicking in the yard, I like to chew on teething toys. Teething is a part of pyr puppyhood, so I’ll definitely need some chew toys to chip away at. Playing and chewing aren’t the only things I’m good at, though. Foster Mom is teaching me how to walk on the leash. Soon, we will be able to stroll around the neighborhood! My foster family also thinks I’m all that and a bag of chips because I’m doing really well with potty training. I’ve been doing a good job of going outside, and I know to use pee pads if I have to go inside. My foster mom’s favorite thing about me is how much I love to cuddle! When the chips are down (and even when they’re not), I’ll snuggle in your lap and fall asleep. All that cuteness will definitely cheer you up! Contact GPRA and think about adopting me. I know we’ll be great together like chips and dip!

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Finn

Age
2 months old
Weight
23 lbs
Sex
Male
Breed
Great Pyrenees
Hi, Pyr People! I’m Finn! My foster mama says I’m an absolute angel because of my gorgeous coat and my sweet temperament. It makes sense because Finn means fair! I’m a fairly amazing pyr pup because I’m good with other dogs, cats, and people. Finn for the win! Foster Mom also says that being a gentle giant is my DNA. I’m easy-going and calm with every human and fuzzy creature I meet. I’ve got my fair share of smarts too! My foster family says I’m doing really well with potty training, so I’m a fast learner. My new family can help me to continue potty training and leash training through lots of love and positive reinforcement. I’m ready for my fair shake at the good life and to give you all the love I have in my pyr heart!

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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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