Koa
🌞 FLOOF – GOOF – AND READY TO BE YOUR BEST FRIEND 🌞
General Information
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- House-trained: ✅
- Leash-trained: ✅
- Good with other dogs: ✅
- Good with cats: Unknown
- Good with children: ✅
My Story
Hi everyone! My name is Koa, and I’m a big fluffy sweetheart looking for my forever home! 🐾
Right now, I’m living in a foster home with my foster Pyr brother, Auggie, and I absolutely LOVE having a buddy to hang out with. I’m a social butterfly who enjoys meeting new people, making dog friends, going on walks, and being part of the action. If there’s fun happening, I definitely want to be included!
Before rescue, I worked as a livestock guardian dog, but these days I’m enjoying the softer side of life — cool tile floors, air conditioning, naps, belly rubs, and quality time with my people. My foster says I have all the best Great Pyrenees qualities wrapped up into one handsome package.
I’m house trained, great on a leash, and very gentle and easygoing around food, toys, and people. I love treats and already know some basic commands like “sit,” “stay,” and “off” — especially if snacks are involved. 😊 I also ride wonderfully in the car and enjoy exploring the world around me.
One of my favorite things is hanging out with my people and other dogs. I’m outgoing, affectionate, and always ready to make new friends. I even make silly faces and chase my tail sometimes when I’m feeling playful! My foster family says I have a goofy, lovable personality that makes everyone smile.
I’d love a home where I can continue being part of a family, enjoy some nice walks, lounge inside in the AC, and maybe even have another friendly dog to pal around with.
I’m ready to give my whole heart to a family of my very own. Could that be 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.