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Thank you for your interest in adopting a Pyr! 

Fill out this form completely as the first step of applying to adopt a Great Pyrenees dog from Carolina Great Pyrenees Rescue. Completion of this form does not guarantee that you will be approved, nor does it place any kind of hold or guarantee on any of our dogs. All final adoption decisions are left to the President of CGPR.

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FAMILY INFORMATION

Your children’s ages is helpful in finding the right match for your home
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CURRENT PETS INFORMATION

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Pet name, pet species, pet age
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VETERINARY INFORMATION

CGPR requires that all pets in a home are on heartworm preventative prior to adopting any of our Pyrs.

PREFERRED GREAT PYRENEES INFORMATION

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HOME DETAILS AND INFORMATION

If you do not own your home tell us a bit about your rental situation.
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CGPR REQUIRES A PHYSICALLY FENCED YARD TO ADOPT ONE OF OUR PYRS.

CGPR requires a physically fenced yard to adopt one of our Pyrs
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Carolina Pyr Rescue
10 hours ago

Last week, rescue partners in Chesterfield, SC contacted us about a sweet, social six-year-old female Pyr who had been shot in the front left leg and needed emergency veterinary care.

Within a day, Nova was with our friends at Commonwealth Animal Hospital. You can see what the bullet did to her bone. We take in several Pyrs a year with gunshot wounds. This one was particularly catastrophic in the damage caused to the leg. It was not fixable. We made the tough call to amputate.

Nova was up and walking the next day. She will now recover in rescue, and when she's strong enough, she will begin treatment for heartworms as she also tested positive for heartworm disease.

We see the impact of neglect and abuse on good dogs each day. Nova didn't deserve what happened to her before, but she is going to get the second chance she deserves through our rescue -- with your support.

We are raising $6,000 to cover the cost of Nova's amputation, spay, and heartworm treatment -- plus the heartworm treatment for the two males who came in last week and tested positive, too.

We've raised $1,300 toward the total cost so far. If you can help us cover the cost of our vet bills for Nova, Manny, and Walrus, please click on the link in the thread to the fundraiser. You can find options to donate to Nova through Facebook, Venmo, and PayPal in the thread.The rescue Pyrs also accept checks made out to CGPR and sent to the rescue at P.O. Box 504, Marshville, NC 28103.

Donations large and small, we appreciate them all!
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Carolina Pyr Rescue
1 day ago

Happy #MakeoverMonday, friends of the Pyrs!

Manny came to us last week from a shelter partner here in North Carolina.

This petite young male Pyr is as loving and gentle as dogs come, but Manny's chances of being adopted directly from that shelter were slim to none. His coat was...well...mostly missing...and he is positive for heartworms.

Manny needs a glow up, and he needs treated for those heartworms.

Manny already is feeling better now that he has been bathed and groomed. (Shannon wanted me to emphasize that she does NOT advocate shaving Pyrs, but when the Pyrs come shaved, it just makes sense to even them out!) Sure, he looks a little bit like a balloon animal now, but with time and TLC, his insides and outsides will be in their best shape!

Manny is one of three Pyrs we took in whose veterinary care is going to cost a total of $6,000. We are have raised about $720 across all giving platforms so far. Will you help us?

See the link in the first comment in the thread to donate to cover Manny's second chance.

Thanks for likes and shares! Manny can meet approved adopters now, and he will be ready to leave us mid-fall.

To learn more about our placement process, head to carolinapyrrescue.com. You can also find the application to schedule a meet-and-greet there.
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Carolina Pyr Rescue
1 day ago

Thanks to our friends at the Craven Pamlico Animal Service Center for caring for Fluff. We will post more information about her soon! ...

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Carolina Pyr Rescue
1 day ago

Last week was wild. Because we have placed dogs, we took in seven new Pyrs.

Three need additional veterinary care beyond the basics.

We are raising $6,000 to cover those costs.

Manny, a young adult male from a shelter partner, came in with almost no fur but lots of heartworms.

Walrus, another young adult male from a shelter partner, came in with heartworms, too. Both will need treatment.

Nova, an adult female, has heartworms and will need treatment as well. She also had a gunshot wound to her left front leg and required an emergency amputation.

We will be telling you more about all three of these dogs -- and the other new Pyrs -- but we wanted to establish this fundraiser for them ASAP.

We are so grateful that we can commit to taking in dogs who would have no other chance and know that we can cover their costs.

Thank you for any donations. Large and small, we appreciate them all!

If you prefer to donate through PayPal for Venmo, we will post those links in the thread. The rescue Pyrs also accept checks made out to CGPR and sent to the rescue at P.O. Box 504, Marshville, NC 28103.

Thanks for sharing this fundraiser!
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Carolina Pyr Rescue
4 days ago

Meet...Dolly! This sweet girl, trapped by our friends at Tucker K-9 Search & Rescue , is now in our care. She has had quite the adventure! ...

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Carolina Pyr Rescue
5 days ago

Big brothers make good pillows...er...we mean Pyrllows. 😂🤣😁😆

#CGPRAlum Paige #CGPRAlum Quasimodo

#PyrsAreFamily #PyrsBeingPyrs #pyrfectmatch
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Carolina Pyr Rescue
5 days ago

It is #ThankfulThursday!

We are grateful for the staff and volunteers at county shelters and all-breed rescues across the Carolinas who help Pyrs in their community.

Taylor, who fosters for Watauga Humane Society, reached out to tell us about her delightful foster floof. Jumper Cable (what a great name!) is available for adoption through WHS.

This is how Taylor describes him: "Jumper Cable is a super chill 7-year-old male Great Pyrenees who has no problem making himself right at home! While his backstory isn’t super clear, what is clear is that he enjoys the comforts of a home and some property to patrol.

He is not particularly food motivated, but he is people motivated and loves a good scratch or snuggle session from anyone he meets. While he will happily join on a hike or walk, it’s at his own, lumbering pace with lots of sniffing and meandering. He does well in social settings and gets in the car willingly (but does want to try to ride shotgun!).

Super cuddly, calm and sweet, this gentle boy would be the perfect addition to most homes. He is great with kids of all ages and seems to have little interest in cats, chickens or other small critters around the home or outside. He will require introductions with male dogs but seems to be okay with girl dogs of varying ages and sizes. He was rehomed for wandering so would do best with a large, fenced in yard (like most GPs!).

Jumper deserves to live out his golden years in a comfortable and loving home– could that home be yours?"

If you would like to know more about Jumper Cable, reach out to the Watauga Humane Society directly!
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Carolina Pyr Rescue
6 days ago

Dogs: the reason we are broke and our houses are never clean.

And we wouldn't have it any other way!

Happy National Dog Day!
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Dogs: the reason we
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Carolina Pyr Rescue
7 days ago

Found floof in Moore County. Contact the OP if this dog is yours.REUNITED!
Found DOG - male Great Pyrenees, white, faded green collar, HWY 501 between 27 and Olde Carthage Farm, Carthage
thepilot.com

Found Pet Report Submission

Submission ID: 4567

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Finder's email kenseyjones.mph@gmail.com

Contact Information

Date Found August 25, 2026
Area Found (Please include city/town) Carthage
Street or Road HWY 501 between 27 and Olde Carthage Farm
Finder's Name Kensey
Zip 28327
Primary Phone (843) 709-9303

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Animal Description

Type of Animal Dog
Breed Great Pyrenees
Markings and Colors White

Sex

Sex of Pet Male
Is Pet Spayed or Neutered? Unsure

Microchip

Has Pet Been Scanned for Microchip? Yes

Collar

Collar Color and Type Faded green

thepilot.com
145 W Pennsylvania Ave
Southern Pines, NC 28387
910-692-7271

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Found floof in Moore
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