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Happy #MakeoverMonday, friends of the Pyrs!
Today's good news is that Hope has completed treatment for heartworms and is ready to be adopted!
We suspect that this girl is a mix, likely with Lab, and we hope that whoever adopts her does a DNA test and shares the results.
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Hope has not had the best start in life. She was bred, dumped, and on her own as a stray for months. She is blossoming in rescue and will need patient humans who continue to earn her trust. Hope will thrive in a quieter home, perhaps with other friendly dogs her size or smaller. She likely would be happy as an only dog, too.
To learn more about Hope, read about our placement process and fill out an application to schedule a meet-and-greet at carolinapyrrescue.com.
Thanks for likes and shares!
The best way to spend a rainy #SleepySunday is in bed napping!
Modeled by #CGPRAlum Mozart the Furlosopher
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Social intact male Pyr found on 2/14/26 in Hamlet, NC.
Wearing neon green striped collar.
If this is your Pyr or you know where he belongs, message us to be put in contact with the finders.
Thanks for shares, especially with folks you know in the Richmond Co., NC area.
Jeff is ready to be someone's true love!
This handsome young male came to us when his owner could no longer care for him. Puppies are a part time job, y'all. They need attention, lots of attention, and then some more attention. We get lots of requests from folks who realize ...*after* purchasing a puppy from a breeder that they weren't prepared, and, sadly, negligent breeders don't screen folks wanting to buy pups or support them afterwards. So these folks turn to rescue. Our most common juvenile surrender is a social young male who is...well...being a totally normal Pyr pup. Part-like angel, part-time t-rex. 🤣
Jeff is a good boy. He is sweet, playful, and loving. He would like to join a family with a social adult female who can show him the ropes. He is thriving being around the other Pyrs at the rescue.
To learn more, read about our placement process and fill out an application to schedule a meet-and-greet at carolinapyrrescue.com.
At the end of a long work week guarding, rumpusing, and barking, we are all exhausted. We hope you are catching up on snuggles and snoozles like #CGPRAlum Finn and #CGPRAlum Panda.
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Our second #FureverHomeFriday picture is Typhon and Athena, adopted by Harold and Sue. Those smiles say it all!
Typhon and Athena are the 15th and 16th Pyrs that Harold and Sue have owned!
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Happppppppppppppppy #FureverHomeFriday, Pyr lovers!
Col Akers and Joe brought #CGPRAlum Duncan and #CGPRAlum Mabel and Appalachian Great Pyrenees Rescue alum Beau to make it official....
...that they are foster failing sweet Andre (left)!
Andre is the boy who came to us ...from a shelter partner in early December. Do you remember these pictures of him? He was emaciated and in rough shape then.
Andre is well on his way to being in his best shape now. While the rescue building was getting an insulation upgrade in January, Andre went to stay with the Akers, and he will stay with them furever!
#CGPRAdopted #PyrsAreFamily FureverHome
If you have yet to find a sweetheart for this Valentine's Day, may we suggest Cora?
This darling girl is ready for a furever home that can include a male dog her size, smaller dogs of either sex, and kids.
Oh, and is anything in this world cuter than her little ...teefers?!
To learn about Cora or any of the wonderful dogs in our care, head to carolinapyrrescue.com to read about our placement process and fill out an application to schedule a meet-and-greet.
It is almost Valentine's Day, friends of the Pyrs!
Is this a good time to remind you that we have a "throuple" in the rescue now! 😂🤣😍
Turtle Duck, King Bumi, and Momo came to us in late November with serious injuries to their rear legs. King Bumi's and... Turtle Duck's were caused by tie-outs, and with your support, we were able to provide them with veterinary care and lots of TLC and save the legs! They barely have scars! Momo's injury was caused by an impact that broke the bone and required an amputation (thanks again to our supporters), and she is thriving as a tri-paw.
We would like to place Momo, Turtle Duck, and King Bumi in a home together, but if we have to break them up, Momo can be happy in a home with a friendly male dog her size or social smaller dogs of either sex. But, really, they are devoted to one another, and a placement for all three is our hope!
To learn more about our adoption process and to schedule a meet-and-greet, visit carolinapyrrescue.com
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