Jewel Dots

Age
5 yrs
Weight
70 lbs
Sex
Female
Breed
Great Pyrenees
Hellos! As a quintessential beautiful pocket Pyr, I am appropriately named Jewel Dots. Although still timid as I am new to my surroundings, everyone sees that I am sweeter than sweet tea! GPRA walkers have also learned that I am leash trained, very interactive with my humans, and cannot get enough love and affection. I overheard one of GPRA’s walkers say that I “will make a wonderful forever Pyr for one lucky GPRA adopter.”
As GPRA learns more about me, I will update you.
Your Pyrly sweet girl, Jewel Dots

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Festus

Age
3 yrs
Weight
70 lbs
Sex
Male
Breed
Great Pyrenees
Good day to you! I am Festus. You probably remember reading about a sweetheart PYR hit by a car, suffering a severe break in the upper third of his femur. I am that boy! Would you believe that I even had to stay in a Georgia shelter before being released to GPRA? Upon being released to this incredible Rescue, I was rushed to an all-star orthopedic doctor for a three-hour surgery to repair my leg!
My Pyr-wonderful foster mom helped me through an eight-week recovery. My sutures were removed, and I resumed normal activities in early August. I couldn’t wait… Know what else I cannot wait for…? Yep, my very own loving family!
Here is what my foster mom wants you to know about me.
“Festus is a cuddle bug that loves his ears and shoulders massaged. Festus will lay his head in your lap for hugs and pets. He then lays down and rolls over for belly rubs. If I let him, he will try to crawl up into my lap.” (I cannot get enough love from my humans!)
“Festus has decided that his favorite thing is a frozen Kong stuffed with 3/4 kibble and 1/4 liverwurst or peanut butter!” (Am I just the luckiest foster Pyr ever? What Pyr would not love this delicious treat?!)
“Festus was on restricted activity due to his leg surgery. I am a good walker and very active now that I resumed normal activities.” ( I can now play and run and take lots of walks!)
“Festus is house-trained. He will pace in front of the door to go outside. If I do not immediately respond, he barks at me.” (I do my best to be a good boy in the house, and I have learned how to let my foster mom know that it’s time to go outside!)
“While outside with Festus one night, he completely ignored the three deer that were hanging in the yard. In fact, he just stared at them! However, when back inside, he barked three times and then went into the master bedroom and went to sleep.” (Yep, I thought those deer were harmless. However, I let them know that I knew they were there!)
“If I do not immediately hook Festus’ collar while getting him into the backseat of the car, he will crawl into the front passenger seat to be my co-pilot. My neighbor thinks it is hilarious to see him sitting in the front seat.” (Us Pyrs want to be front and center in our humans’ life. However, it is much safer for me to be secured in the back seat.)
While I cannot wait to be adopted, I am very thankful to GPRA and my foster mom for all they have done for me.
Pyrly grateful, Festus
Please email info@greatpyratlanta.com, click “Contact Us” or choose “Apply to Adopt” below.

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Bella Rosa

Age
1 year
Weight
70 lbs
Sex
Female
Breed
Great Pyrenees

Hi! I’m Bella! I’ve just arrived with Max. More info coming soon…

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Sulley Simmons

Age
8 months
Weight
70 lbs
Sex
Male
Breed
Great Pyrenees

Hi! I’m Sulley! My family is moving and can’t keep me..They say I’m very very sweet and loving and deserve a good home ! I know how to sit and shake and love to go on car rides and adventure. More info coming soon…

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Prism

Age
4 yrs
Weight
70 lbs
Sex
Male
Breed
Great Pyrenees
Hey, all. I am Prism and a very thankful boy to have been rescued by GPRA from a Shelter. Here is what GPRA’s walking volunteers say about me.
“Prism is a very good boy. Although a little shy, he is a dear love. He passed GPRA’s evaluation with flying colors.”
“Prism loves walking the trails and is a delightful and wonderful boy.”
“Prism is excellent on the leash until he sees a deer. Then, it is playtime.” (Yep, this is my work in progress. Be ready to teach me how to maintain my good leash manners even when I see a deer.)
“Prism has lots of extra pep in his step. It was fun to watch him run a bit in the large play yard.” (I’m a fun boy that just wants to run and play.)
“Prism is more interested in being petted and loved on than playing today. I am so happy to report that Prism is getting more comfortable, and his confidence increases each day.” (Yep, thanks to GPRA’s volunteers, my trusting and confident self is starting to shine.)
“Prism is the sweetest boy. We got to be friends very quickly.” (Thank y’all so much for helping to build my trust. GPRA’s volunteers are Pyr-awesome!)
Your Pyrly happy and grateful boy, Prism
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Nanook

Age
3-4 yrs
Weight
70 lbs
Sex
Male
Breed
Great Pyrenees

Hi! My name is Nanook! I’ve just arrived from a shelter. More info coming soon…

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Sassy Douglas

Age
1 year
Weight
70 lbs
Sex
Female
Breed
Great Pyrenees

Since I’m only a year old–and weigh 70 lbs.—there’s plenty of time in “forever” for me to learn a new name, if you want to give me one that is. You could call me Housetrained, She Who’s Good with Dogs, Cats, and Kids or maybe Happy Dog with Nose Out the Car Window. Well, those are kinda long for first names now that I say them out loud. I bet you can think of a shorter name for a friendly, active, playful, noise, family dog who is a little shy at first, likes to go running, and is totally OK with you touching her collar. Since I’m that dog, that name would be mine, too! And after we play the name game, we can try the be-patient-while-you-help-me-learn-big-girl-barking-manners activities I’ve heard so much about in Pyr circles. ApPYRently many of us need help adapting some of our breed tendencies to neighborhood living. So, what do you think? Are you ready to please email info@greatpyratlanta.com, click “Contact Us” or choose “Apply to Adopt” below? I hope so because I’m ready for my new home and maybe even a new name.

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Clemens

Age
7 months
Weight
70 lbs
Sex
Male
Breed
Great Pyrenees Mix

Hi! I’m Clemens! I’m a 7 month old boy. My owner left me, I don’t know why, but some other nice people tried to take care of me for as long as they could. I’m good with other dogs and people. I’m housebroken and walk well on a lesh. More info coming soon…

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Yuki and Yama

Age
8 months
Weight
70 lbs
Sex
Male and Female
Breed
Great Pyrenees

When was the last time you heard puppies described as too chill? If you said never, then we’ll be your first. We’re eight months old and weigh 70 lbs. What we know about ourselves is a short list: Yukie’s the girl (a little shy, too), I’m the boy, and we’ve lived outside, together, our entire lives. We love other dogs, car rides, and we’re even well behaved at the vet. The most important thing to know we’re bonded and GPRA promised we’ll stay together. We know people call this a big ask, but isn’t that appropriate for soon-to-be big dogs? Since we’re not allowed to use the computer (ordered way too many treats last time!), will you please email info@greatpyratlanta.com, click “Contact Us” or choose “Apply to Adopt” below so we can meet?  Thank you from two (maybe-soon-to-be-your) loving puppies.

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Ruby

Age
11 months
Weight
70 lbs
Sex
Female
Breed
Great Pyrenees

Hi! I’m an 11-month-old, 70 lb. jewel of a Pyr just for you and you can change my name if you prefer diamonds, gold or sapphires! I like adult people, older kids, cats, and being brushed—as long as you don’t get too close to my tail. One of the dogs I’ve lived with the last two months is pretty fun, one is not. In fact, he me think I might be better as an only dog. I guess some socialization could help, I’ve never had any of that, so I don’t know. I do know I’m house and leash trained, so at least that’s less work for you and more time for  snuggling on the couch! Speaking of cuddling, may I please have extra attention during those scary thunderstorms? If you please email info@greatpyratlanta.com, click “Contact Us” or choose “Apply to Adopt” below, we can start with some ear rubs and work up to cuddles.

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