#CGPRAlum Finn (left)`s dad picked up a sweet young female Pyr mix from a local shelter partner to transport to the rescue.
Y`all never even got to see her profile because they adopted this adorable girl that they named Pandamonium, or Panda, for short (right)!
They really had no choice: Finn and Panda have color-coordinated black accents in their coats and already have bonded. Who are we humans to argue when our dog decides to adopt a dog?!
Bentley is #CGPRAlum, and he has been living in a loving, good home. His mom passed away earlier this year, and his dad couldn`t continue to care for him. And so Bentley came back.
CGPR president Shannon had someone in mind for him.Tangi lost her male Pyr Regis several months ago, and while no one can fill a heart dog`s paws, Bentley`s darling smile with his charming overbite sure can melt a heart.
As we say, the right dogs is at the rescue for the right person at the right time. Especially when Shannon is playing matchmaker! 😂🤣😆
#CGPRAlum Daisy, who was adopted in 2022 along with her sister Honey, brought Stacy and Otto back to the rescue for a new friend. They picked Lavender!
We have a special #FureverHomeFriday post to share that`s a Pyrfect fit for this day.
The Carolinas are home to several military bases, and we are currently helping three Pyr-owning families in the U.S. armed forces who will be deploying soon and need assistance.
We help Pyr owners in the military whenever we can. This isn`t about politics but about prioritizing those who really have no choice when they are told that they have to move suddenly. If we can, we want to make it a little easier for them by ensuring their loved dogs are being cared for.
One of those dogs is a senior whose Marine owners could no longer care for him. We wanted to help Yeti, but we also believe the rescue kennels are no place for a silver snout, especially one prone to giving himself hot spots when anxious.
We are so grateful that we have Pyr owners we could ask to open their hearts and home to a deployment dog. We were pretty sure that the first family we asked, Steve and Michelle, were going to say yes....after all, Steve served in the Marine Corps, and the family has taken in a deployment dog before (#CGPRAlum Mouse). Well, we called that one! Thanks so much to Steve and Michelle!
We are grateful for the network of fluffy dog people this rescue has brought together over the decades. Yeti is thriving in Steve and Michelle`s care, as we knew he would.
One gentle giant at a time, we can make the world a better place by helping good dogs and sometimes, their people, too.
That`s something to celebrate! Yeti`s smile says it all!
