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My name is Crystal!

Posted over 2 weeks ago

Adoption fee: $250

This helps Pyr Paws and Fluffy Tails Rescue with pet care costs.

My basic info

Breed
Great Pyrenees
Color
White
Age
2 years old, Adult
Size
Large 61-100 lbs (28-45 kg) (when grown)
Weight
72 lbs (current)
Sex
Female
Pet ID

My details

Checkmark in teal circle Good with kids
Checkmark in teal circle Good with dogs
Checkmark in teal circle Good with cats
Checkmark in teal circle Shots current
Checkmark in teal circle Spayed / Neutered
Checkmark in teal circle Housetrained

My story

Here's what the humans have to say about me:

Are you ready for the ultimate snow queen in canine form? Meet Crystal, a 2-year-old Great Pyrenees who has perfected the art of outdoor elegance and snack heists. She’s the kind of girl who hears the crinkle of a treat bag from half a mile away and will remind you that sharing is caring. Crystal is not here for your boring "dog tricks"—she's here to supervise your cooking like a Michelin inspector and protect the perimeter like a four-legged fortress. Crystal is a professional countersurfer with the stealth of a ninja. Bread left out? Vanished. Chips unattended? Consider them history. When it comes to barking, she takes her job very seriously. Lower the window shades, and you’ll hear her protest—after all, how is she supposed to protect the realm if she can’t see outside? And at night? While you’re dreaming of sugarplums, Crystal is on high alert, keeping coyotes, squirrels, and suspicious leaves far from her domain. This sweet girl absolutely loves being outdoors. Whether it’s rain, shine, or snowstorm, she’s in her element, surveying her kingdom. While she’s learning that pets and belly rubs are pretty great, she’s not quite a cuddler yet. For now, she’s content with a fluffy dog bed and a clear view of the horizon.

Crystal's journey to us is a tale worthy of a fairy tale—well, minus the glass slipper. She was a bit of a wanderer, showing up here and there to her finders' house for months, like a mysterious, majestic guest who just couldn’t stay away. Then, one day, she waltzed in, heavily pregnant and ready to give birth. The finders were kind enough to let her settle in with them for the first few weeks as she gave birth to her beautiful pups (who, by the way, are basically a winter weather dream team of cuteness). But as any seasoned Pyr owner knows, managing a mama and her flock requires a little more help than anticipated. They quickly realized they’d need support in placing the whole family, so they reached out to us to find Crystal and her crew the perfect new homes. And now, here she is—on the lookout for her next adventure and the perfect castle to protect. Could that be with you?

Crystal is the ultimate "laid-back queen" with a side of "watchful protector." Most of the day, you’ll find her napping peacefully, living her best chill life. But don’t let that fool you—this girl has a watchful eye and takes her job seriously. She loves being outside, perched like a regal queen, observing every little thing in her kingdom. If anything’s happening in the yard or even in the neighborhood, you can bet Crystal is on it, keeping her watchful eye trained on the action. Now, about car rides... well, let's just say that Crystal and cars are still trying to figure out their relationship. She’s not the biggest fan of getting in a car and is known to avoid it if she can. She’ll pant a lot and might give you a look like you're trying to send her to the moon. But, with time and patience, she’s bound to warm up to it—just don’t expect road trips to be her idea of a good time yet. Public outings are a bit of a stretch for Crystal right now. While she’s not ready for café dates or trips to the pet store, she’s willing to work on it—once she’s comfortable with the leash, of course. Right now, she prefers to avoid it altogether and may move away from it when it comes out. No pulling on the collar for this girl—she’s a lady who likes things on her own terms. At home, though, she’s perfectly happy being a homebody, lounging around and keeping watch over her domain. When it comes to meeting new people, Crystal is like that cool aunt who doesn’t say much but still manages to make everyone feel welcome. She’ll wag her tail and give a friendly bark, but she’s not the type to jump all over you. She’s got manners and a healthy dose of independence, so she’ll say "hello" without the drama.

Crystal would totally thrive in a home with other dogs, but she’s definitely the Winter Queen of the house. She’s not interested in drama or doggie politics—just like a true ruler, she keeps a watchful eye over her domain while letting others do their thing. A little playtime here and there, but mostly, she's just observing from her regal perch, ensuring everything is in order. When it comes to cats, well, Crystal’s not sure yet if the “mysterious furballs” are worthy of her royal attention. No cats in her court at the moment, but she’s certainly not above extending her royal curiosity towards them. If they’ve got a good kingdom to offer, she might take a passing interest. And when it comes to kids, Crystal is ready to bestow her regal, calm presence upon them. She's got the patience of a queen—no running or chasing after the little humans for her. But she’s happy to have them in her kingdom, offering a gentle tail wag and her wise, watchful eyes as they play. After all, even a queen knows the value of a peaceful reign.

Crystal is definitely not an apartment dog. I mean, she’s a queen, and queens need space to stretch their royal legs, patrol their kingdom, and watch over their domain. You’ll want a nice yard where she can keep an eye on her subjects (and maybe bark at a few squirrels—every royal needs a hobby, right?). Potty trained? Absolutely! Crystal’s a lady, and ladies don’t do their business just anywhere. She knows where to go and does so with grace. Kennel training? Well, let’s just say that kennels aren’t really fit for a queen. But hey, she's got the doggie door down. She knows how to come and go like a true sovereign. When it comes to the couch, she’s all in—with help, of course. A queen needs a throne, and sometimes that throne is the couch. Who could say no to those regal eyes? Chew on things other than toys? Nope. Crystal’s too dignified for that. She prefers to chew on treats, or, well, treats—yes, the only thing she’ll break a rule for is a snack. As for barking, she’s in "Guardian Mode Level 3." When she’s patrolling her royal grounds, you’ll hear her bark loud and clear to warn any intruders—or just to let everyone know that she’s keeping watch. No need to worry about any unwanted visitors on her watch! Free roam of the house? Crystal has earned that privilege! You can trust her to roam freely and elegantly through her kingdom, as she’s a well-mannered queen when it comes to house behavior. She’s got standards, after all!

Crystal is not here for a short stint in your life—she’s the type of dog who will rule your heart forever. Think of her as the ultimate companion for the long haul, not just a temporary fling. She’s here to stay, making her mark in your home, heart, and backyard (where she’ll vigilantly patrol for any intruders). So, if you're ready to welcome a lifelong queen into your kingdom, Crystal will be there to stay by your side for all the seasons—just like winter’s never truly gone, neither will she. All she asks is you give her the same courtesy.

So, what happens next? Well, if you're feeling like Crystal might be your perfect match (and let's be real, who wouldn't?), it's time to submit an adoption application! You can find it on our website, ask for it in a message, or just check the comments below.

Crystal is being fostered in ✨Oolagah, OK✨, but don’t let distance be a dealbreaker! If you’re outside the area, no worries. Just be ready for a road trip—this rescue doesn’t do transports, so you’ll be the one to come pick her up. Think of it as the perfect opportunity to bond with her right from the start!

She won’t be ready to go home until after Christmas, so you have some extra time to fall head-over-heels for this winter queen. And trust us, she’s totally worth the wait!
Rescue

Contact info

Pet ID
Contact
Claudia Irvine
Phone
Address
Tulsa, OK 74137

Their adoption process

Additional adoption info

We require you to fill out an adoption application which is the first step in adopting from us.

Adoption application

More about this rescue

We are a small foster based rescue located in Southeastern Oklahoma who rescue all through the state. We rescue any big fluffy breed and their mixes if we have the room. All our dogs are fully vetted, micro-chipped, spayed/neutered, and current on flea/tick and heartworm prev.

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