Name: SliderGender: FemaleCurrent Age: 5 months oldCurrent Age Range: Puppy (Less than 6 months)Current Weight: 25#Expected Adult Size: Large (50-100 lbs)Breed: Great Pyrenees / Anatolian Shepherd mixEnergy Level: Medium-HighDog Friendly: Yes. Slider requires a dog sibling. Cat Friendly: UnknownKids: Slider hasn't lived in a home with kids. We don't anticipate there being any issue, other than some puppy mouthiness. Fence Requirements: Physical fence preferred but not required with regular walks/exercise Apartment Friendly: NoCrate Trained: She spends the night in the crate and we're working on longer periods during the dayPotty Trained: Not fully potty trained, working on it Ideal Home / Adopter: An active family with other playful dogs Likes: Running and wrestling with her foster sister pups, chasing balls and squeaking toys, napping in her clubhouse while we work, going for walks finding stick treasures. Dislikes: Being alone (without us or our pups) for long periods of time Slider is fearless, yet submissive with our large dogs. She loves to romp and play, but can also chill on her own with toys. She is ridiculously cute and sweet. She has a great mix of puppy playfulness and adult dog independence. She's inquisitive and brave, but loves to snuggle in the safety of our laps. Slider's adoption fee is $400 and includes her spay, deworming, flea/tick/heartworm preventatives and boosters up to the time of her surgery. ##2311038##

Dog's Name: CutterGender: FemaleCurrent Age: 5 months oldCurrent Age Range: Puppy (Less than 6 months)Current Weight: 20#Expected Adult Size: Large (50-100 lbs)Breed: Great Pyrenees / Anatolian Shepherd mixEnergy Level: Medium-HighDog Friendly: Yes. Cutter either needs a dog sibling or an active family with ample yard space to keep up with her energy. Cat Friendly: UnknownKids: Cutter hasn’t lived in a home with kids, but we don’t anticipate any issues other than some puppy mouthiness. Fence Requirements: Physical fence preferred, but not required with regular walks/exercise Apartment Friendly: No Crate Trained: She spends the night in the crate and we're working on longer periods during the dayPotty Trained: Not fully potty trained, working on it Cutter's a fluffy white ball of energy that is always ready for an adventure! She is playful, curious, and loves exploring outdoors. Whether she's romping around in the yard or chasing leaves in the wind, she's full of life and joy. When it's time to settle down, she's just as happy to curl up inside and relax. Cutter is the perfect mix of fun and chill. Cutter is looking for a loving home where she can continue her playful spirit! Cutter's adoption fee is $400 and includes her spay, deworming, flea/tick/heartworm preventatives and boosters up to the time of her surgery. ##2311039##

Name: TaterGender: FemaleCurrent Age: 5 months oldCurrent Age Range: Puppy (Less than 6 months)Current Weight: 32 #Expected Adult Size: Large (50-100 lbs)Breed: Great Pyrenees / Anatolian Shepherd mixEnergy Level: Medium-HighDog Friendly: Yes Cat Friendly: UnknownKids: Tater hasn't lived in a home with kids. We don't anticipate there being any issue, other than some puppy mouthiness. Fence Requirements: Physical fence preferred. Apartment Friendly: NoCrate Trained: Tater has been doing well and making improvements with crate training.Potty Trained: Doing well with potty training. Ideal Home / Adopter: Tater either needs another acitve/energetic dog in the home or an active family with ample outdoor space. Tater has an adventurous personality. She's a little explorer at heart! Tater loves running, playing and being outside. Don't let her energy fool you, she also knows how to wind down and enjoy a cozy nap indoors. Tater is affectionate, adaptable and always up for a good time. Tater's adoption fee is $400 and includes her spay, deworming, flea/tick/heartworm preventatives and boosters up to the time of her surgery. ##2311041##

Remy is a beautiful young Great Pyrenees that was surrendered by his owners because of a family health crisis. Remy is up to date on all his shots, is neutered and even had the Gatropexy procedure due to his deep rib cage. This is a life saving procedure that protects large dogs from the risk of stomach torsion.Remy is a very sweet dog that is young and full of energy. He never had a chance to live fully his puppy years. His owners who got Remy from other folks found that he spent his puppyhood tied to a trailer. Remy is good with other dogs and good with cats as long as nobody tries to take his toys or his snacks. Remy adores children. Remy is doing ok on walks. He pulls some but self-corects when pulled back. He will benefit from some leash training. Remy does well in his crate and has no accidents in the crate. When out of the crate he whines to let people know that he needs to go the bathroom. Remy loves to be outside and would love a home with a large fenced yard. Remy is a love bug and he even thinks hes a lap dog. Hes great in the car and likes to go for rides.Because he was starved at one time, he still guards his food. He likes to be with female dogs, but would need to be fed alone.You can apply to meet this beautiful gentle giant at ricopetrecovery.org. Applications to foster Remy are also welcome . Adoption fee is $250.

Well, our Great Pyrenees trapped in Circleville has not been claimed. He is now available for foster.We are calling him Odin. Odin is approximately 2 years old and is a very good boy. Odin has decided indoor living is best for him. He comes right back from being outside, finds his food bowl, and likes being near humans. I guess thats why he went on the run. Guarding goats was not for him. Odin is picking up some weight, has been seen by the vet and will be neutered soon. You can apply to foster or foster-to-adopt Odin at ricopetrecovery.org/fosterSharing is helping!

Meet Sol! This girl is very near and dear to our hearts. Sol was dumped with her sister, Luna, in late 2022. We trapped Luna not long after she was dumped and she has been happily adopted!After almost two years we were finally able to trap Sol, who had delivered a litter of puppies under a building. All of Sols puppies have been adopted to wonderful families. Sol is now fully-vetted and has adapted nicely to being a spoiled house dog! Sol gets along great with other dogs and is gentle with children. She has lived with cats and her relationship with them varies depending on the cat.Sol is timid in new situations and is not confident on a leash. She does go outside to potty and will require a fenced yard. Due to her history, it can take time for Sol to warm up to new people and places. Sol is mostly not an affectionate dog although she will gladly roll over for tummy rubs when shes laying next to you in bed.Despite her large size, Sol plays great with smaller dogs and has lived with several dogs under 20 pounds. She shares her food and water dish with other pets in the home and sometimes sleeps with two medium/large dogs in an open crate. Sol will give a deep bark and back away when startled. She hasnt shown any aggression towards adults or children, even when scared.

Please contact Jetta (Jetta.elliott@att.net) for more information about this pet.14 week great Pyrenees and blue heeler mixed puppyDozer is just an adorable little puppy. He is part blue healer, and part great Pyrenees expected to get up to about 65 pounds. Only homes with fenced yards will be considered. He is to be an indoor dog, not a dog left outside. He is currently in Harrison Arkansas, but can be brought to you via the rescue transport.Please do not send messages to Facebook to inquire. All inquiries should go to, Northwestarkrescue@gmail.com March 15, 2025, 10:39 am

We have had Moose since he was a puppy. Our original intentions were for livestock guardian purposes, but that didn't happen he has been a household pet from the beginning. My husband and youngest child do not like Moose, and unfortunately he has become a source of contention in our family dynamic. He has recently been showing signs of aggression toward our cats. We have decided it would be best for him and our family to rehome him to a more appropriate environment where he can be himself and be happy, loved by all members of the household. Moose is 2.5 years old (born 6/18/2022), purebred Great Pyrenees, neutered, up to date on all vaccines and parasite medications (treated monthly with simparica trio), microchipped, and weighs 96lbs. He is goofy and playful, but a bit anxious at times, and suspicious of strangers/new things as pyrs are known for. Good with kids and dogs but NOT chickens or cats. NEEDS SECURE FENCING (not invisible).

Charlie 💕🐾 Looking for a supportive coworker who will definitely keep you from getting any actual work done? Meet Charlie—a sweet girl with a heart as big as she is (and she’s pretty big). Charlie specializes in emotional support, surprise hugs, and gently reminding you that personal space is not a concept she recognizes. Whether you’re answering emails or trying to make dinner, she’s right there, offering her snuggles, love, and probably sitting on your foot. If you’re in the market for a full-time shadow with a big goofy grin, Charlie’s your girl!

Meet Harold 🐾 Harold is a gentle Great Pyrenees with a heart as big as his fluffy paws. At first glance, he might seem a little shy, but give him a bit of your time and patience, and you’ll uncover the sweetest soul. Once Harold feels comfortable, he’ll quietly show you just how loving and loyal he really is. He’s the kind of dog who forms deep bonds and will be your steady, faithful companion through every season. If you're looking for a calm, affectionate friend who just needs a little time to shine, Harold might be your perfect match. 💛

Miss Ginny has had a tough go of it so far, but she is hoping you'll help her turn her luck around. Ginny came to us as a stray with another dog, and we are still getting to know her. So far we can tell that Ginny is pretty perfect! She can be a little shy with both new people and new dogs at first, but once she warms up she is so sweet and affectionate. Ginny came to us in rough shape with some gross skin and missing hair, but thankfully she is on the mend now and looking better every day! Because of Ginny's skin issues she is likely to require a special diet and ongoing medical care, so a good relationship with your veterinarian is required. If you have other animals at home we recommend bringing them in for a meet and greet before taking Ginny home. If you are interested in meeting with Ginny, please submit an adoption form on our website: fairfieldcountydogs.com and we will contact you to arrange a time to visit. Primary Color: White Secondary Color: Black Weight: 58 Age: 6yrs 0mths 2wks