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Charlie: The “Founding Father” of CGPR
By Beth Hill, daughter of Martha Rehmeyer, CGPR Founder
Martha and Charlie

One blistering hot summer day in 1992, my brother found himself confronted by a large, fluffy, white dog wandering in Winston-Salem. At that time, he was living in a small apartment with a medium-sized dog of his own. There was no way he could keep this dog.  Fortunately, our mother lived nearby. He coaxed this hundred-pound stray into the back of his Suzuki and called to warn her of his arrival. Mom, an animal lover, would know what to do with this monster.

And, of course, Martha Rehmeyer did. She took in the animal, provided him with a cool basement to get away from the summer heat, a bowl of refreshing water, and another bowl full of food. She contacted the appropriate agencies to report this lost dog, only no one seemed to be looking for him. She had worked in a veterinarian’s office and knew that this was a Great Pyrenees. She had been intrigued by this breed and had considered adopting one when the time was right. Little did she know that time was now.

After a few days with no owner coming to claim him, she contacted the nearest Great Pyrenees rescue. They were willing to take him but would not be able to pick him up until the following week. She agreed to keep him safe and well-cared for until then.

If you cannot guess what happened next, you have not had the experience of spending time with a Pyr. They make you do things you would not have considered before. Forget about all those pre-conceived notions of dog rules: no dogs on the furniture, no dogs that shed a lot, no dogs that drool, etc. You meet a Pyr and all of a sudden reality hits: Pyrs are lap dogs with the only problem being that human laps are too small. Pyrs inevitably end up on the furniture. Their hair can also be used to make soft sweaters and line bird nests—recycling at it’s finest! And isn’t this why they make vacuums? What a good excuse to support the economy by purchasing a newer, improved model! And drool, it is only water…slightly slimy…but still water. I have never been told that it ever hurt anyone.

When the Great Pyrenees rescue called for him a few days later, her answer came easy: “Thank you, but never mind, he can stay.” He had won over her heart and would win over many more over the next eight years.

His name became Sir Charles of Scarsborough, otherwise known as Charlie. He was special. My mother started taking him to local nursing homes and adult day care centers. He made people who had not smiled in years smile once more. People who could not remember their own name remembered his and looked forward to his visits. He made caregivers believe when a woman who had not spoken in years called his name. He even knew when death was near and made a point to sit a moment longer with those who may not be there for his next visit. He was usually right.

He was special. Over the years the two of them received several awards including volunteer of the year. He had shown her the true spirit of these gentle giants and in doing so, inspired her to reach out and help his brothers and sisters. And so it started.  My mother started rescuing other Great Pyrenees that first year with Charlie. It started slow with only eight dogs entering the rescue. This past year, CGPR accepted 127 dogs into rescue. The unfortunate side of this story is that more than 300 had to be turned down. My mother is a strong woman, but even strong women cry. It hurts when she has to say “no” to any dog in need. I have come home to find her sitting quietly in front of her computer. I listen as she talks about the “bad days.” My mother realizes that she cannot save them all, but it does not stop the pain of knowing what probably happens to those that she cannot offer sanctuary.

There have been numerous times that she has talked about “getting out.” This past year, the 501(c) 3 tax-exempt status was scheduled to be renewed, and she did not plan on doing so. She was making mental notes on how to “shut down” the operation, but the lure of this majestic breed and the understanding of what would happen to all of those “Charlies” if there were no CGPR kept her—and still keeps her—going.

October 10, 2000 was a sad day. Charlie collapsed on the living room floor. It took both my mother and my brother to gently roll him onto a blanket and carry him to the car. The typically short drive to the vet’s office was painfully long that day. My mother was there when he took his last breath. His body may be gone, but his spirit remains.

This one stray changed so many lives, especially that of my mother. In my eyes, it keeps her young. I hope that she continues this wonderful mission as long as possible. Thank you, Charlie!

Mission Statement
a photo of CGPR President and CGPR Founder/President Emeritus Martha
CGPR President Shannon and CGPR Founder/President Emeritus Martha

Carolina Great Pyrenees Rescue is a non-profit that works to rescue and rehome abandoned and abused Pyrs in North and South Carolina. We were established in 1992 in Winston-Salem, NC by Martha Rehmeyer. In 2016 when Martha retired, we moved to Indian Trail, NC where our current president, Shannon Meehan, then had her grooming/boarding business. As of summer 2024, we have relocated the rescue to her farm in Marshville, NC.

Our volunteer-based organization advocates for the breed and educates others about the proper care of these “gentle giants.” We also serve as a resource for Pyr owners throughout the region whether or not they adopted through CGPR. We sponsor social events and maintain an on-line presence that enables Pyr people to meet and communicate with one another because we believe that celebrating the wonderful dogs who share our homes is an important part of rescue.

What Is Pyr Rescue?

By Martha Rehmeyer

Martha was all in when it came to Pyrs!

Rescue is a representative for every Pyr, no matter its breeding or origin and regardless of its conformation or condition. Whether abandoned, lost, turned in at a shelter or pound, given up by an owner, taken in a cruelty raid or through some other misfortune, a rescued Pyr needs and deserves someone to stand in for its best interests. The rescue rep is the most important person to the Pyr until an appropriate forever family is found.

Rescue is rehabilitation. It is healing the wounds of abuse, fattening-up the bones of neglect, mending whenever possible the conditions of poor breeding, coaching the good behavior of the unsocialized, consoling the abandoned, and reassuring the rejected. It is neutering/spaying, vaccinating, medicating, and especially kissing-to- make-it-all-better.

Rescue is rewarding. There is no proud moment comparable to showing off the glorious specimen you have found within that mangy, scrawny ugly duckling. There is no joy like seeing a happy Pyr go home with a new family. There is no greater satisfaction than making things right for a Pyr whose life had gone wrong.

Their love and kisses are a big bonus!

Pyr-nomics: The Cost of Running a Rescue

CGPR is a 501(c)3 non-profit, which means that we depend on adoption fees and donations to cover the cost of feeding, sheltering, transporting, and providing veterinary care for the Pyrs that we rehabilitate and rehome each year. We have a solicitation license with the state of North Carolina.

Every email and phone call returned, meet-and-greet resulting in an adoption, walk taken, bath given, and social event organized is done freely by people who work for the breed because they love the breed.

Adoption fees, while important, cannot sustain the rescue. Without generous donor support, we could not have saved over 100 Pyrs each year since 1992! Please continue to financially support CGPR in the following ways:

  • Contact donations@carolinapyrrescue.com for help setting up an automatic monthly donation through PayPal or to set up CGPR to receive matching funds through any corporate donation-matching your employer might offer.
  • Designate CGPR as the recipient of funds raised through online shopping purchases though AmazonSmile, iGive, and Giving Assistant purchases. See the Ways to Help CGPR tab for specific instructions.
  • Organize a fundraiser in your community or through your business. Contact donations@carolinapyrrescue.com for help.

We invite donors who would like to see our 990 for to email president@carolinapyrrescue.com for a copy.

We have a Candid Platinum Seal of Transparency for 2023.

Ways to Help CGPR
Carolina Great Pyrenees Rescue is based out of our president’s grooming and boarding facility in Marshville, NC, and trained and professional staff care for most of our Pyrs. We rely on a network of experienced foster families to care for Pyrs who are not immediately adoptable.

We need the following:

Forever homes. The number one way to help us is to adopt a Pyr.

Organize an adoption event at a local pet store or other suitable site in your community. Email events@carolinapyrenews.com

Shop. Make us your charity through iGive or GivingAssistant, and raise money while doing your normal shopping.

Donate through work. Take advantage of matching giving programs your employer may offer.  If you need additional information to qualify for matching donations please request it at donations@carolinapyrrescue.com.

Donate items.

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We sometimes need clean towels and blankets (no wool), new or gently-used crates, Diamond Natural Lamb and Rice blend kibble,  Tide HE, Lysol Clean-and-Fresh Multi-Purpose cleaner in the lemon scent, and paper towels. Please email president@carolinapyrrescue.com for current needs.  Many of these needs are listed on our Amazon Wish List.

 

Donate money.

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CGPR is a 501(c)3 non profit.  Every dollar you donate goes directly to our efforts to save these magnificent dogs.  Your donations are tax deductible, and you will receive a letter from CGPR for your records stating the details of your donation.  Click the ‘Paypal’ button on the left to start the donation process via PayPals’ safe and secure webserver.

You can also send a check to: CGPR at P.O. Box 504, Marshville, NC 28103.

 

Post, forward, and like.

Facebook logoWe share our Pyrs’ profiles on Facebook, YouTube, and Instagram. Any likes, forwards, retweets, and posts help them by introducing new people to the wonderful dogs we have in rescue. The majority of our adoptive families find us through the internet and social media.

 

 

CGPR Events
CGPR hosts or participates in several social events.
Annual Charlotte St Patrick’s Day Parade
2019 St Patrick's Day Parade Charlotte
2019 St Patrick’s Day Parade Charlotte

Carolina Pyr Rescue has loved being a part of the Annual St Patrick’s Day Parade since 2015. This rescue social event is for Pyrs, their people, and their non-Pyr canine siblings. All CGPR alum and their families are invited to walk with the rescue Pyrs!

This is a large parade, and we will interact with other dogs, animals of other species such as horses, and all kinds of people, and we will be exposed to loud noises. The majority of our Pyrs enjoy this event, have a blast, and behave beautifully, and we ask that owners be responsible and respectful when deciding whether to participate. Please do not bring dogs who will be overwhelmed or frightened or those who will bark, growl, and snap at other dogs or people.

We ask that all those participating RSVP by emailing parade@carolinapyrrescue.comby March 1. Please let us know how many people and Pyrs/dogs are in your group. We will email information re: the location and time for the pre-parade meet up once we know our place in the parade line-up and the size of our group. Expect it to be somewhere in Uptown Charlotte between 9:30 and 10 am. The deadline to RSVP is March 1.

We will have lots of green beads, bowties, mini-fedoras, boppers, bandannas, etc. for the Pyrs and their people. If you prefer to decorate your Pyr with other items, great!

Social Pyrs not adopted through CPGR but who are spayed/neutered and fully vaccinated are welcome to join us; please send proof of spay/neuter and vaccination status to parade@carolinapyrrescue.com by March 1.

The total distance from parking lot, parade route, and back again is about 3 miles. We have arranged for a volunteer to tow a small trailer/float, and we have a limited number of seats for people and Pyrs. Please RSVP immediately to parade@carolinapyrrescue.com to reserve a spot. We will include as many people and Pyrs as we safely can.

We ask that all adult participants purchase and wear CGPR St. Pat’s shirts: http://carolinapyrrescue.com/cgpr-2019-parade/. You can also click the button below. We appreciate when folks buy the current shirt because we want our group to match. In addition, we use the shirts as a fundraiser to cover the costs of participating in the parade because we don’t use the Pyrs’ donated funds for this purpose. The sale of shirts each year makes this event possible. Because the sizing of shirts ordered directly through our online store last year ran crazy small, we have returned to a bulk order from a local printer. The shirts run true to size and are available in unisex adult S-XXL. We welcome children too small for an adult shirt to wear anything green. We will make the shirts available in advance at the rescue and bring those not picked up to the event. The deadline to order shirts is March 1.

For our out-of-town Pyrs, please tell your Pyrents that La Quinta Inns (https://www.lq.com/en) and Residence Inns (https://www.residenceinn.marriott.com/) are dog-friendly and accept large dogs. (Comfort Inns can be, but none of the Charlotte-area locations are.) There are several La Quintas and Residence Inn locations throughout the Charlotte metro area, and there is a Residence Inn in Concord, near the race track, which is right off I-85 and a little more affordable than the Charlotte metro options. We suggest booking a room soon. The parade is the same weekend as the ACC men’s basketball championship!

In-town Pyrents, if you want Shannon to groom your Pyrs, make your appointment NOW by calling (704) 708-4820!

As is our tradition, we’ll refresh ourselves with beers after the parade at Bird Song Brewery. Those who can’t join us to march or who prefer lifting a pint to walking should count on us arriving at about 1 pm. They normally have a food truck on Saturdays for those who want lunch.

Pyrnic Homecoming

For nearly twenty years, CGPR has hosted a homecoming picnic, or Pyrnic! All Pyrs and their families are invited to celebrate another year of saving lives and to raise funds to keep doing it. We welcome home all alumni adopted from CGPR, and we extend an invitation to all Pyrs not adopted from us, too. Those thinking about adopting and wanting to learn about the breed are also invited. In short, all social dogs and friendly humans are welcome!

In the past, we have hosted this event in the late spring first at Martha’s house and then at Shannon’s business. Beginning in 2019, Pyrnic will take place in the fall and at Shannon’s farm. Check back here or follow our social media pages for more information.

Beers and Pyrs Socials

As time allows and weather permits, we gather informally for beers and barks at dog-friendly breweries in the Charlotte area. All are invited! Please watch our social media platforms for announcements about our upcoming Beers and Pyrs events!

Big Fluffy Study Breaks

The rescue Pyrs and CGPR alum answer the call when students at Davidson College are stressed out! Watch our social media platforms for upcoming snuggle fests!

 

Contacts

Questions about Applications applications@carolinapyrrescue.com

Questions about Policies, Intake, or Surrenders president@carolinapyrrescue.com

Problems Making a Donation donations@carolinapyrrescue.com

Problems Submitting Applications webmaster@carolinapyrrescue.com

CGPR has an active and helpful Facebook page where Pyr owners discuss varied topics and more on a daily basis Like Us on Facebook and join our on-line community! You can also follow us on Instagram.

We are an all-volunteer organization. The people that you will meet while adopting your Pyr have jobs, families, and lives beyond our love for and commitment to this breed. We pride ourselves on running a professional and proficient rescue, and it often takes us a few days to respond to emails and calls and a week to screen applications. We appreciate your understanding and look forward to working with you!

Presidents in Action Gallery

  • Shannon & one of the hundreds of Pyrs that she has helped since taking over CGPR.
    Shannon & one of the hundreds of Pyrs that she has helped since taking over CGPR.
  • Martha hugging a Pyrenees puppy.
    Martha hugging a Pyrenees puppy.
  • Shannon greets an exhausted Pyreenes brought to CGPR from a hoarding situation in 2017.
    Shannon greets an exhausted Pyreenes brought to CGPR from a hoarding situation in 2017.
  • Martha greets one of her Pyes at a social event in High Point, NC.
    Martha greets one of her Pyes at a social event in High Point, NC.
  • Shannon hugginga Great Pyrenees face to face,
    Shannon and one of the many rescue Pyrs.
  • Martha and Tundra a Great Pyrenees dog.
    Martha and Tundra.
  • Shannon with her puppies Lucious & Cecelia.
    Shannon with her puppies Lucious & Cecelia.
  • Martha bathing a puppy in the sink during a Groomathon at the rescue.
    Martha bathing a puppy in the sink during a Groomathon at the rescue.
  • Shannon with a puppy at the Pyrnic.
  • Martha with long time volunteer Janet.
    Martha with long time volunteer Janet.
  • Shannon with Lucious and Cecelia
  • Martha greeting CGPR alum Leonidas.
    Martha greeting CGPR alum Leonidas.
  • Shannon and "Whiity"
  • Martha and a volunteer at one of many Groom-a-thons at her kennels.
    Martha and a volunteer at one of many Groom-a-thons at her kennels.
  • Shannon at her business, Dogs Day Out
  • Clean ears are the final step at a Groomathon!
    Clean ears are the final step at a Groomathon!
  • Martha had room for ALL types of Pyrs, including puppies.
    Martha had room for ALL types of Pyrs, including puppies.
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#CGPRAlum Liam doing a #SleepySunday snoozle.

Hope you found time to rest today, too.

#PyrsAreFamily #PyrsBeingPyrs #FureverHome

#CGPRAlum Liam doing a #SleepySunday snoozle.

Hope you found time to rest today, too.

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Pupdate on Mallo!

A month after surgery to correct entropion in her eye, she wants everyone to *see* how she is doing. Pun intended!

Check out Mallo's glow up! What a before and after!

Thanks to all who donated to cover the cost of her surgery!

Pupdate on Mallo!

A month after surgery to correct entropion in her eye, she wants everyone to *see* how she is doing. Pun intended!

Check out Mallo`s glow up! What a before and after!

Thanks to all who donated to cover the cost of her surgery!
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Stray Pyr alert!

Juvenile Pyr found at the intersection of Meek and Patrick Rds. in Gastonia. 

If this is your girl, contact Richard at rdyer64@gmail.com or 704-860-4344. 

Be prepared to show proof of ownership.

Stray Pyr alert!

Juvenile Pyr found at the intersection of Meek and Patrick Rds. in Gastonia.

If this is your girl, contact Richard at rdyer64@gmail.com or 704-860-4344.

Be prepared to show proof of ownership.
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TGIF face!

Brought to you by #CGPRAlum @mozart_the_furlosopher.

p.s. Happy birthday, Mo!

#PyrsBeingPyrs #PyrsAreFamily #FureverHome

TGIF face!

Brought to you by #CGPRAlum @mozart_the_furlosopher.

p.s. Happy birthday, Mo!

#PyrsBeingPyrs #PyrsAreFamily #FureverHome
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We love *all* of our Pyrs and celebrate every adoption. 

Some of our dogs are a little more special to us because of who they are and the road they have traveled. 

Luke, now @momo_thewingedpyrlemur , is one of those dear to our hearts.

We are thrilled that he found people who love him as much as we do in Chris and Toni. 

#CGPRAdopted #FureverHome #PyrsAreFamily

We love *all* of our Pyrs and celebrate every adoption.

Some of our dogs are a little more special to us because of who they are and the road they have traveled.

Luke, now @momo_thewingedpyrlemur , is one of those dear to our hearts.

We are thrilled that he found people who love him as much as we do in Chris and Toni.

#CGPRAdopted #FureverHome #PyrsAreFamily
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UPDATE: home safe!

This lovely girl is resting with a Good Samaritan after being found on a walkabout in Davidson, NC just west of Main St.

She's social, in good shape, and clean--someone is probably looking for her. 

No collar.

Comment if she's yours. We will put you in touch with the finder.

UPDATE: home safe!

This lovely girl is resting with a Good Samaritan after being found on a walkabout in Davidson, NC just west of Main St.

She`s social, in good shape, and clean--someone is probably looking for her.

No collar.

Comment if she`s yours. We will put you in touch with the finder.
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Hope all the two- and four-legged friends of the rescue are feeling cool and calm today! 

Thanks to #CGPRAlum Mozart for modeling how! 

Got holiday pictures to share?! Tag us!

#PyrsAreFamily #FureverHome #PyrsBeingPyrs

Hope all the two- and four-legged friends of the rescue are feeling cool and calm today!

Thanks to #CGPRAlum Mozart for modeling how!

Got holiday pictures to share?! Tag us!

#PyrsAreFamily #FureverHome #PyrsBeingPyrs
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Summer is here! It is HOT in the Carolinas! Take care of those floofs!

Thanks to #CGPRAlum Alonzo for modeling for us.

Summer is here! It is HOT in the Carolinas! Take care of those floofs!

Thanks to #CGPRAlum Alonzo for modeling for us.
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#CGPRAlum Esme had the right idea on this #SleepySunday.

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#CGPRAlum Esme had the right idea on this #SleepySunday.

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Here's hoping your Saturday night looks like this.

#CGPRAlum Zack and Kelly

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Here`s hoping your Saturday night looks like this.

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Does your scout group, school group, business, or church group love the fluffies and need a charity with whom to partner for an event?

We always need cleaning supplies: paper towels, Tide HE, and Lysol Clean & Fresh (the yellow bottle).

We are glad to send stickers and information about the rescue to give to donors!

Reach out to us at president@carolinapyrrescue.com if you would like to help!
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Does your scout group, school group, business, or church group love the fluffies and need a charity with whom to partner for an event? 

We always need cleaning supplies: paper towels, Tide HE, and Lysol Clean & Fresh (the yellow bottle).

We are glad to send stickers and information about the rescue to give to donors! 

Reach out to us at president@carolinapyrrescue.com if you would like to help!
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To make learning about our adoptables easier, we will keep this album updated.

You can learn more about our Pyrs by clicking on the OUR PYRS tab at carolinapyrrescue.com. Our policies and application are located on the same page.
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To make learning about our adoptables easier, we will keep this album updated. 

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Scotty is just the sweetest of boys. This young adult came to us heartworm positive and diiiiiiiirty.

He has been groomed and treated for heartworms. He is ready to leave rescue.

Scotty can join a home with a social female dog his size or friendly smaller dogs of either sex. He is cat-friendly. He loves all humans, including kids!

To learn more about Scotty, please read our policies and fill out an application to schedule a meet-and-greet at carolinapyrrescue.com.

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Scotty is just the sweetest of boys. This young adult came to us heartworm positive and diiiiiiiirty. 

He has been groomed and treated for heartworms. He is ready to leave rescue.

Scotty can join a home with a social female dog his size or friendly smaller dogs of either sex. He is cat-friendly. He loves all humans, including kids!

To learn more about Scotty, please read our policies and fill out an application to schedule a meet-and-greet at carolinapyrrescue.com.
 
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Fawn is a young adult female with a big Pyrsonality!

This lovely girl will thrive with experienced owners who can help her practice her good manners. She's the sassy type common in this breed and that Pyr lovers love, and she will thrive in the right home.
She's probably too much dog for families with very small children or older dogs and small dogs.

Fawn would LOVE a male rumpus buddy her age and size who is her match. In fact, she needs that balance!

Interested? Please read our policies and fill out an application to schedule a meet-and-greet at carolinapyrrescue.com.

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Fawn is a young adult female with a big Pyrsonality!

This lovely girl will thrive with experienced owners who can help her practice her good manners. Shes the sassy type common in this breed and that Pyr lovers love, and she will thrive in the right home. 
Shes probably too much dog for families with very small children or older dogs and small dogs. 

Fawn would LOVE a male rumpus buddy her age and size who is her match. In fact, she needs that balance! 

Interested? Please read our policies and fill out an application to schedule a meet-and-greet at carolinapyrrescue.com. 

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What day is it?!

Our FAVORITE day! The day that we share adopted pictures with the rescue Pyrs' fans. It is #FureverHomeFriday!

We are celebrating the adoption of Maeve, a sweet Pyr mix who came to us positive for heartworms, completed treatment, and went to live the dream with Renee.

Look at those smiles!

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What day is it?!

Our FAVORITE day! The day that we share adopted pictures with the rescue Pyrs fans. It is #FureverHomeFriday!

We are celebrating the adoption of Maeve, a sweet Pyr mix who came to us positive for heartworms, completed treatment, and went to live the dream with Renee.

Look at those smiles! 

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Jolene, Jolene, Jolene, Jolene,
We're beggin' of you, please adopt Jolene!
Jolene, Jolene, Jolene, Jolene,
Please adopt her if you can!

Her beauty is beyond compare
With floofy locks of white hairs,
With sparkling eyes of chocolate brown,
Her smile is like a breath of spring.
Her bark is soft like summer rain.
And she wants to sleep on your sofa!

Jolene, Jolene, Jolene, Jolene,
We're beggin' of you, please adopt Jolene!
Jolene, Jolene, Jolene, Jolene,
Please adopt her if you can!

To learn more about this beautiful girl, please read our policies and fill out an application at carolinapyrrescue.com.

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Jolene, Jolene, Jolene, Jolene,
Were beggin of you, please adopt Jolene!
Jolene, Jolene, Jolene, Jolene,
Please adopt her if you can!

Her beauty is beyond compare
With floofy locks of white hairs,
With sparkling eyes of chocolate brown,
Her smile is like a breath of spring.
Her bark is soft like summer rain.
And she wants to sleep on your sofa!

Jolene, Jolene, Jolene, Jolene,
Were beggin of you, please adopt Jolene!
Jolene, Jolene, Jolene, Jolene,
Please adopt her if you can!

To learn more about this beautiful girl, please read our policies and fill out an application at carolinapyrrescue.com. 

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To make learning about our adoptables easier, we will keep this album updated.

You can learn more about our Pyrs by clicking on the OUR PYRS tab at carolinapyrrescue.com. Our policies and application are located on the same page.
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To make learning about our adoptables easier, we will keep this album updated. 

You can learn more about our Pyrs by clicking on the OUR PYRS tab at carolinapyrrescue.com. Our policies and application are located on the same page.
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Stormtrooper came with this unique name that we are pretty sure refers to his handsome white coat.

His Pyrsonality, however, is more Ewok than imperial soldier. He is silly, derpy, and precious! This boy loves everyone!

Stormtrooper will thrive in a household that includes a playful female dog his size or smaller dogs of either sex, cats, and/or kids.

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Please read our policies and fill out an application to schedule a meet-and-greet at carolinapyrrescue.com.

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Stormtrooper came with this unique name that we are pretty sure refers to his handsome white coat.

His Pyrsonality, however, is more Ewok than imperial soldier. He is silly, derpy, and precious! This boy loves everyone! 

Stormtrooper will thrive in a household that includes a playful female dog his size or smaller dogs of either sex, cats, and/or kids. 

Interested?

Please read our policies and fill out an application to schedule a meet-and-greet at carolinapyrrescue.com. 

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