If you’re curious about your family history, maybe we can do one of those ancestry kits together since I know nothing about my past. The nice GPRA vet says I’m about 2 years old, weigh 93 lbs., sweet, friendly, and ride well in the car. And my pictures prove I’m handsome so really what else do you need to know? Nah, I get it, I wish I could share more, too. I see a lot of other GPRA rescues want safe homes and loving humans, too. I bet my foster family—when I get one—will tell you more about me, after we spend some time together. Oh, hey, here’s an idea: maybe you could be my foster! Will you think about please emailing info@greatpyratlanta.com, clicking “Contact Us” or choosing “Apply to Adopt” below to discuss this plan? And if I have a foster when you reach out, perfect, you can learn stuff about me I don’t know yet. 

Y’all, I’m here and ready to be wherever you are instead! I’m a three-year-old, 93 lb. boy who left the only home he’s known. Please trust me, my owner’s reasons were very real, and also private, so rather than judging, let’s talk about finding my new family. I’m very playful and good with adults, kids, and small dogs. Basically, I just love people. Can’t say the same for thunderstorms or gun shots since both send me into hiding. Supposedly I chase cats and the only big dog I know doesn’t seem to be a fan, don’t know if it’s my fault or his. I’ve been known to share a low growl if another dog approaches my food but that’s all, just a polite warning it belongs to me. Oh, and since I’m an outdoor dog, I’ll need help and patience (and treats!!) to learn indoor manners. My story might not be so unique for a GPRA rescue but I probably need a special, Pyr-smart owner so I make the best transition possible. If this sounds like you, or maybe a friend of yours, please email info@greatpyratlanta.com, click “Contact Us” or choose “Apply to Adopt” below.