My name is Zoe!

Urgent: Sweet 9-Year-Old Great Pyrenees Needs a Home Before October—Will You Be Zoe’s Lifeline?

Hi there, my name is Zoe, and I’m a 9-year-old Great Pyrenees mix with a heart full of love. Right now, my world is changing in ways I don’t fully understand. My human, who I’ve been loyal to for so long, has to find me a new home because they’re moving in with family, and there’s a baby on the way soon. It’s all happening so fast, and I’ll admit—I’m feeling a little scared and unsure about what comes next. When I'm with my people, I am playful and snuggly!

But let me tell you a little more about me. I may be 9 years old, but I still have so much life and love to give. I’m protective of the people I care about, and I’m selective when it comes to who I let into my circle. I guess you could say I’m a bit cautious, but when I trust someone, I’m all in. I love to look after my people, and if you give me the time and space to feel comfortable, I know we could have something really special.

I’ve been told I’m a beautiful girl—about 75 pounds of love and loyalty, with a fluffy white and tan coat that makes me look like a walking cloud. I’ve had all my shots and I’ve been spayed, so I’m ready to go to the right home. I need someone who understands me, someone who knows how we Great Pyrenees work, and is willing to help me adjust, train, and feel safe again. I’ll need time to decompress, to trust, and to learn that everything will be okay in this new chapter of my life. It's also best if I am in a home with no children at this time, while I find my way and get settled.

I know I can be a bit selective with both people and other dogs, but with patience and guidance, I believe I can find my place. If you have experience with my breed, or if you’re someone who’s willing to learn and work with me, I promise to be loyal and loving in return.

My situation is urgent—I need to find a new home before October, and I really hope it could be with someone who sees the potential in me. Can you be the one to help me feel safe again?

We are unable to take Zoe at this time. Her family have reached out to us to everyone help raise awareness of her need for a home. We will not allow her to be surrendered to a shelter where she will be in danger of euthansia. Please help her!