Shasta, coming at ya! My name means to be praised or commended, and since I am house-trained and potty-trained, I think it fits! I look to my people for direction, and I’ve been told I’m obedient; I even know how to shake. My foster mom says I can be left alone without any problems too. My foster parents’ favorite quality to compliment me on is how good I am with children and how friendly I am with people. Thank you, foster parents! Shasta (that’s me) also is the name of a mountain in California. Mountains are hard to the touch, but I’m soft and cuddly. I love to lay my head in your lap! While mountains stand still, I like to be walked and have fun running in the backyard. I know mountains don’t talk, but I love to speak, or bark, as you humans call it. If you’re looking for a sweet, affectionate girl to become a part of your family, I am here and ready to come home!

Hello, I’m Tabitha and I may look familiar because this is my encore apPYRrance with GPRA. Of course I am still around two years old but I have gained weight, which the dog doctor says to keep doing. Want to know what else I discovered about myself these last few months? I found out I know “sit” and “down” so I hope a patient, dog-smart human can help me learn to stop barking on command, too.  I adore, maybe even more than food, people. Hey, maybe that’s why I am still underweight? I like people so much better than food! Dogs and cats are pretty fun, too, especially if my people are busy with that stuff they call “work” and “errands.” When humans talk about me they say I am gentle and sweet and have something called “puppy brain.” This must be a wonderful compliment because puppies are fun and cute and silly and ready to be great dogs. I am already a Great Pyrenees, so if you want to help me also become a great dog, please email info@greatpyratlanta.com or click the “Apply to Adopt” button below if you want to talk to a human about me!