Great Pyrenees puppies and dogs in Oklahoma

Hi ya!! I'm Olaf! Everyone keeps asking me if I want to build a snowman, but I don't know what that is! Can someone please help me?! It sounds like it would be fun, and I like to have fun!! The humans asked me to tell you a little bit about myself. Hmm.... Well.... I love being around the humans! They are so interesting! Always busy doing something. Sometimes watching them makes me sleepy. I like to take naps by their feet. The humans give pretty good ear rubs here. Today, I got to go for a ride! They put a pretty vest on me. I couldn't read it, but it made me feel proud, and I stood real tall with it on! We went to a store that had lots to look at and lots to smell! There was even more humans there, and they gave me treats and called me a "good boy!" That was really nice. The humans here say that I'm really gentle. I try very hard not to jump on people and also to listen. I'm still young, so sometimes I get distracted, but I'm learning. I also heard them say that I'm not a licker. I guess that's a good thing, lol! I'm not sure about other dogs, cats or kids yet. I'm a bit of a mystery. But personality wise, I'm very gentle, I don't bark very often, I don't lick, and I'm very mellow. Sounds like a winner winner chicken dinner!! If any of these things sounds like they would be a good fit for your family, I would very much like to join you! I so want a family to call my own

Primary Color: White Secondary Color: Black Weight: 95 Age: 0yrs 8mths 0wks

Dewd (pronounced Dude) puts the Great in Great Pyrenees!! He is very loving and affectionate towards humans and most other dogs he quickly gained the nickname the white shadow because he loves to work and follow you around all day While you're moving and then he'll sit at your feet while you're answering your emails. dude has an abundance of energy and loves to play fetch and is very good at it. He would be a phenomenal working dog and woul love plenty of space to roam. Unfortunately he is one of two dogs that we've taken off the streets in the last 3 months and we already had two dogs of Our Own. As much as we love Dewd we don't have the resources or space to accommodate his needs right now. We are willing to foster for a while as we don't want him to end up in a shelter but cannot keep him long-term. He is truly one of the best dogs I never come across and would make a phenomenal working dog companion and protector for your home.

Hi, I’m Junipyr! I’m a 64lb bundle of fluff and fun at a mere 1.5 years old, and if you’re not already prepared for my snuggles, zoomies, and 10pm bark fests, now’s your chance to run... just kidding (but seriously, get ready)! I’m a full-throttle Pyr with a heart of gold, and while I’m pretty easy to look at with my floofy coat and endearing face, I also come with a sprinkle of mischief and a whole lot of personality. I’m a Great Pyrenees through and through, which means I’m equal parts adorable, independent, and likely to act like I can’t hear you when I’m focused on guarding the backyard against squirrels, leaves falling, and even those pesky crickets a few miles away. If you’re an avid follower of the Fluffy Butts(and really, who isn’t?), you might recognize me! I was welcomed into the Pyr Paws N Fluffy Tails Fluffy Butt Program back in November with my brother Aspyn(who is still happily adopted with his family). We were quite the duo—fluff for days, ready to conquer the world. I was adopted in January, but life happens, and my humans recently realized they couldn’t give me the attention and space I deserve, so here I am again, ready for my next big adventure! Now listen up, humans: my foster tells me I'm basically the perfect mix of party animal and chill buddy. I could play with my doggie friends ALL DAY LONG—it’s my absolute favorite thing in the world! I’m what you’d call “happy-go-lucky,” full of energy and ready to zoom around at a moment’s notice. But don’t worry, I’m not a Tasmanian devil all the time. When I’ve had a good outdoor romp and let out all that playful energy, I turn into a relaxed, calm cuddlebug inside. I’ll happily nap on the couch or chew on my toys. I’m super well-mannered and respectful, which means I could totally be a therapy dog or even make appearances at retirement homes or schools. I’m a perfect balance—playful outside, calm inside—and I would do best with another doggie playmate or someone who can keep up with my energetic side. If I’ve already had my playtime outside, I’m more than happy to chill out inside and give you my best Pyr smile as I relax. Now, let’s talk about car rides. Oh, I love them! I’m a professional road tripper—hopping right into the car like it's my personal chariot. Once I’m in, I’ll settle down in the seat like the perfect co-pilot, sometimes sitting up to gaze out the window (don’t mind me, just soaking in all the world’s beauty). But if it's a chill vibe, I’ll happily just lie down and enjoy the ride. As for outings? I’m totally up for adventures! Whether it’s hitting up a café, browsing the pet store, or socializing with friends, I’m all in. People are awesome, and I’m excited to make new friends—though I have to admit, I get a bit rowdier when my people come home, like it’s my personal parade. But don’t worry, when I meet new people, I’m calm, cool, and collected. At the vet, I was an absolute angel—letting a lady pet me without a single attempt at a jump or silly antics. On the leash? I’ve got it down. I’m not one of those wild dogs trying to pull your arm off or trip you up. I’ll happily walk alongside you, keeping it calm and classy. And if you're more of a homebody? No worries, I’m totally okay with that, too. I can just hang out, relax, and enjoy your company from the comfort of the couch. Let’s talk about my ideal squad, shall we? First off, I love other dogs. They’re my jam, my ride-or-die play buddies, and honestly, I thrive with a canine partner-in-crime. Being an only dog? No thanks, that sounds way too quiet for my taste. I need a furry friend to wrestle with, chase around, and share secret doggy jokes about the humans. Cats? Oh, I’m cool with them too! In fact, I’m so chill that I’ll even let them cuddle up with me. Yep, this fluff is open for all species of snuggles. And kids? Bring them on! I do great with kids, especially the ones who know how to give a good belly rub or sneak me an extra treat now and then. I’m gentle, sweet, and totally up for being their fluffy confidant. Okay, let’s get a few things straight. First off, I’m not exactly an apartment-dwelling kind of gal. I mean, I’m a Great Pyrenees—fluff for days and a personality to match. I need my space to roam, stretch out, and defend my territory from any squirrels that might dare to get too close. So, a big backyard or open space is ideal for me. But don’t worry, I’m totally potty trained—so no accidents around the house, I promise! As for kennels, I used to be kennel trained, but now that I’ve been living it up with my foster family, we haven’t really needed one. I’m generally good when left to roam the house. Speaking of the house, yes, I do get on the couch. It’s comfy, and frankly, I’m too cute to resist cuddling. I’m not a chewer or a digger—so no worries about random holes in the yard or furniture chewing. Oh, and when it comes to barking, well, I’m a "Guardian Mode Level 3" kind of gal. I mostly bark when I’m out on patrol, making sure the yard is free of intruders. It’s a tough job, but someone’s gotta do it! So, yes, I can be trusted to roam the house while you’re out, and I promise to keep everything in order... unless, of course, I see an intruder (ahem, a squirrel). Listen, I’m not here for a “until something happens” type of situation. I want to be your forever dog, the one you can count on through thick and thin. I’m not the dog you adopt and then return when life gets a little busy or when you realize I’m not a tiny purse-sized dog (shocking, I know). I’m not gonna be the dog you only keep until you get too tired or something more exciting comes up. Nope. I’m looking for someone who wants to stick with me, even when the going gets tough. So if you’re in this for the long haul—the daily snuggles, the adventures, the walks, and the fluff everywhere—I’m all in. So what happens next? Well, I would hope that you would submit an adoption app for me. You can find the app on the rescue's website, message them for it, or find it in the comments below. I am being fostered in ✨Oklahoma City, OK✨ so if you live outside the area..no worries. Just be prepared to pack for a road trip because this rescue doesn't send us on transports. So, both they and I will be expecting you to come pick me up. And what better way to start the bonding process than with a road trip?! Alright, future forever family, it’s time for me to fluff up my tail, strike my best Pyr pose, and say goodbye for now. Paws and fluff, Junipyr

Hi there, humans! I’m Luci, and if you’re reading this, you must be looking for a pup who will steal your heart and keep you on your toes. I’m a Great Pyrenees and Saint Bernard mix, which means I come with a big personality and an even bigger heart. I’m still growing, but trust me—at 75 pounds already, I’m definitely not going to fit in your lap, but that doesn't mean I am not still going to try. ;) But don’t let my size fool you! While I may look like I could wrestle a bear, I’m really just a big, cuddly goofball with a mischievous streak who can't wait to bring the cuddles, the fluff, and the fun with her! So, how did I end up here you ask? Well, my former humans just couldn’t keep up with my larger-than-life personality. They’re amazing, but let’s just say, keeping up with a 75lb bundle of joy (and a dash of mischief) wasn’t exactly in the cards for them. They’ve got some health stuff going on, and as much as they love me, they realized they couldn’t handle a strong, zoomie-filled gal like myself right now. They loved me very much and wanted the best for me, and they knew I needed someone who could handle all my puppy energy and guide me as I grew into the giant goofball I'm destined to be. So, they surrendered me to PPFT to help with that. Okay, okay, let me tell you about me: I’m seriously the sweetest girl. I’m a big ol’ teddy bear who just wants to be close to my people 24/7. I love to snuggle up on the bed at night and will make sure I’m all up in your personal space, nestled right next to you. Don’t worry, I’m a good snuggler—just a little clingy. You’ll never have to sleep alone! I’ll follow you from room to room, making sure you know I’m always right there (because, honestly, how could I miss out on any fun?). Now, let’s talk about my face. That St. Bernard face. You know the one—big, droopy eyes that say, "I’m sweet, I promise!" and yes, I come with all the drool that goes with it. I’ll just mouth on my buddy Dudley all day long, and before you know it, his head is covered in a nice layer of slobber. It’s my special gift to him. I also have a habit of walking between your feet like a little shadow, and if I’m feeling cheeky, I’ll nip at your shoes or slippers—sorry in advance, I’m just trying to figure out the best way to tell you to stop running away from me. Now, if you’ve got a thing for giving ear scratches, I’m your girl. I can’t get enough of them. But—and this is important—do not mess with my feet. I’m not a fan of that at all. We’ll have to have a discussion about that. But ice cubes? Oh, I’m all about them! I’ll chew up those ice cubes like they’re the best thing in the world. If you’re eating something, I’ll also politely ask for a bite, with a side of drool that is. My personality is amazing, just ask anyone! I’m a good, good girl, with the sweetest disposition and those big, droopy St. Bernard eyes that just melt your heart. Yes, I might have a little of that Pyr stubbornness, but it’s all part of my charm. I’m super soft, snuggly, and I’ve got the cutest freckles on my nose and crimped hair on my ears (I know, adorable, right?). Let me tell you about my temperament—I’m basically the life of the party! I could play with other dogs all day long. Seriously, if there’s a game of fetch, tag, or any kind of zoomie marathon happening, count me in! It's like the best thing in the whole world—chasing tails, tumbling through the grass, and playing "who's gonna win the tug-of-war" until we all collapse in a pile of happy exhaustion. I’m definitely a happy-go-lucky, energetic pup who needs a buddy to play with, or at least a ton of things to keep me busy. A bored Luci is a mischievous Luci, so I’ll need either another doggie playmate or an active human to keep up with my adventures. I love to run, jump, and explore, so if you're into outdoor fun, we’ll be besties in no time! Oh, and water! I had my first lake experience recently. At first, I was like, “Nope, feet are wet, not feeling this!” But then I thought, “Wait... this is actually kind of fun!” So, I ventured in—up to my chest, at least. It was a huge moment for me, and I think I could get really into it with a little more practice. I’m open to new experiences, especially when they come with splashes and cool water. Oh, I love car rides! The second I see you head to the car, I’m already hopping in like, “Let’s go, let’s go!” I might try to sneak into the front seat to ride shotgun (because, come on, I’m that special), but I’m not too picky about my spot as long as I get to look out the window. There’s just something about the wind in my fur and the world whizzing by that makes me feel like a superstar. Plus, let’s face it, I look fabulous with my head out the window. When it comes to public outings, I’m totally in! I love meeting new people and seeing new places, though I’m still a little enthusiastic on the leash. I’ll try to pull you toward everything exciting (hey, who wouldn’t want to meet every new person and sniff every corner?), so I definitely need a little leash training to help me keep my cool. But I’m great with new faces and happy to make a few friends wherever we go. Just be prepared for a bit of a tug-of-war as I get used to not dragging you to the nearest cafe or pet store. Now, if you’re more of a homebody, I’m cool with that too. Don’t get me wrong—I love to go places, but I’m also a pro napper. After a good play session, you’ll catch me zonked out, curled up like a fluffy potato, recharging for my next adventure. I’m all about the balance between excitement and relaxation. As for walks, I’m a fan—though I’ve got that whole “zig-zag” thing down to an art. It’s like I’m auditioning for a role in a live-action cartoon. I prefer a harness (much more comfy and stylish) and can sometimes pull, but hey, I’m working on it. I’m getting better with each stroll, just need a little guidance to keep me from turning the walk into a tug-of-war contest. When meeting new people, I’m a little reserved at first. I’ll observe from a distance to make sure they’re cool, and then I’ll slowly warm up. I’m not super outgoing right away, but once I’ve decided you’re safe, I’m all about the cuddles and attention! I’m definitely a dog’s dog! I thrive in the company of other dogs because, well, who else is going to keep up with my zoomies and game of who can wrestle the hardest? Another dog to play with would be ideal, as I’ve got a ton of energy to burn, and I’d love a buddy to help keep me entertained. Plus, I get a little anxious when left alone, so having another dog around would definitely ease my worries and keep me company. Now, let’s be real—I’m not your go-to girl if you’ve got a cranky senior dog who’s just looking to nap in peace, or if you’ve got a dog who thinks they were meant to live in your purse. My idea of personal space is a little... let’s say, loose. I’m all about the zoomies, the cuddles, and the playtime—so, if your other dog prefers a calm, quiet existence, and not getting pawed in the face at least once...twice, maybe three times a day...I might not be the best roommate. As for cats? I’m totally chill with them. They’re not my primary playmates, but I’m all for sharing the space with a feline friend. I’m a gentle giant, so as long as they don’t mind a curious pup, we’d probably get along just fine. And as for kids—well, I would definitely love them, but let’s just say I come with a lot of energy! I might be a bit much for the tiny ones unless they're already training to be future football players. I’d be thrilled to run around with them, but be prepared for some enthusiastic tail wags, accidental knocks, and possibly a few too many wet-nosed kisses. I’m just that kind of girl! If your kids can handle my exuberance and you’re ready for a happy, playful companion, I’d be all in. But if you’ve got a household that prefers quiet evenings and a calm demeanor, you might want to look elsewhere. Okay, so apartment life? Well, if you’re looking for a low-energy companion to curl up on the couch all day, I’m probably not your gal. But, if you’re an active person who loves to get out for walks and runs, then I’m totally up for apartment living! I’ve got loads of energy, so I’ll need plenty of walks and playtime to burn it off. Otherwise, I might start doing zoomies indoors... and I don’t think your neighbors would appreciate that! Now, about potty training—I'm almost there! As long as I get my walks, I’m good to go. But if you skip them, well, I might get a little too comfortable with the idea of making indoor "decorations." So, regular walks are key to keeping things tidy! I’m not kennel trained, though—I'm not a fan of being confined to a crate. I’d much rather be hanging out with my humans (or dog pals) and exploring the house. I do, however, have a fondness for couches. I believe in maximum comfort, and your couch is just the perfect place to plop down and cuddle, especially when you’re ignoring me and I need to get your attention. That’s when I’ll bark—loudly—because I am a girl who knows what she wants, and sometimes that’s just a cozy spot on the couch or someone to play with. As for chewing, well... let’s just say I’ve got a thing for cardboard, sticks, and sometimes even furniture. I try to stick to my toys, but if I find something new, I might just give it a taste test. I’m working on it, though! I’m definitely a barker when I want attention! If I need help getting on the bed or I’m trying to get you to play with me and you’re ignoring me (how could you?!), I’ll give you a little reminder. I also like to join in when the other dogs bark outside, but I’m not constantly barking—just when it’s absolutely necessary! And let's be honest...me not getting pets/cuddles when I want them is absolutely an emergency. ;) Alright, listen up: I’m not just looking for a temporary gig here. I want to be your forever dog. Like, I don’t want to be the "we got you because we were lonely but now we’re moving and can't take you" dog. Or the "oh, we thought we wanted a big puppy, but now you’re a little too much to handle, so off you go" dog. And let’s not forget, I’m definitely not here for the "we didn’t realize how much drool you’d have" situation where I’m sent back because my St. Bernard face comes with the world’s most epic slobber. I’m all in for the long-term, the "forever" kind of deal. I want to be your buddy through the good days, the tough days, the drooly days—I’ll be there for all of it! o if you’re looking for a dog who’s not just a "pass through" but a true companion, then we’re a match made in heaven. I’m here for the long run, not just the 'until something happens.' Forever, baby. 🐾❤️ So what happens next? Well, I would hope that you would submit an adoption app for me. You can find the app on the rescue's website, message them for it, or find it in the comments below. I am being fostered in ✨Purcell, OK✨ so if you live outside the area..no worries. Just be prepared to pack for a road trip because this rescue doesn't send us on transports. So, both they and I will be expecting you to come pick me up. And what better way to start the bonding process than with a road trip?! Alright, I’m outta here for now—gotta go slobber on Dudley’s face and figure out how to get another ice cube out of the freezer. But just so you know, I’m ready to be your forever dog when you are! With lots of love and fluff, Luci

Hey there, future human! I'm Lexa—yes, the 92-pound bundle of beauty and fluff you've been hearing about. I'm a 3.5-year-old Great Pyrenees/Golden Retriever mix, but I like to think of myself as a masterpiece of mystery—part majestic mountain guardian, part golden goddess of the backyard. If you’re ready for a mix of loyalty, love, and some serious shedding (seriously, I'm like a walking tumbleweed), we might just be a perfect match. Now, if you’re wondering how I ended up in rescue, I’ll be honest—my story’s a bit rough. I have been through more than any dog should ever have to go through. My story, at least as far as PPFT knows, starts when I arrived at the animal shelter with an embedded rope in my neck—yep, someone thought it would be a good idea to leave me with that for who knows how long. As if that wasn’t bad enough, I had a few missing toes. And why? Because someone cruelly left me in a trap. A trap that I had to fight my way out of, losing a part of me in the process. My toes were actually STILL in the trap. Then add in that I was in the shelter, in poor condition and I needed a hero oh so badly. The shelter staff was really nice, but I needed a place to go. More so, I needed a second chance. A chance for a whole new life than the one I had been dealt so far. Thanks to a foster family stepping up for me, PPFT was able to welcome me to their fluffy butt program. Then came the radiographs... and let’s just say, even more of my past was revealed...and not in a good way. There’s blunt force trauma to my spine—what happened, I can't remember anymore and I really don't want to remember because I believe someone was very unkind to me. I may have a little limp in my step now, especially in my hind end, but I still run, I still play, I still love life. So, what’s a little gimpy when you’ve got a heart as big as mine? So, here’s the deal. I’m not the type of girl who rushes into new friendships. After everything I’ve been through, can you really blame me? I’m a little skittish around new people, and let’s just say—trust isn’t something I give out easily. It’s a process, okay? I’ll need time to warm up to you, especially if you’re a stranger. But don't take it personally, it’s just that I’ve learned the hard way that not everyone has my best interests at heart. When it comes to the outside world, I’m still cautious. I won’t let you pet me out there just yet—remember, we’re still working on the whole “trusting humans again” thing—but inside? That’s my safe zone, my comfort zone, and I’m totally up for some quality time. But you’ve gotta respect my pace. I’m a slow-burner when it comes to opening up, but I promise, I’m worth the wait. There’s not a mean bone in my body though. I’m all heart. I may be a little shy, but I’m not aggressive. In fact, I’m the kind of dog who’s still willing to see the best in people, even though I’ve been let down before. It just takes me a little while to believe again, especially when I’m outside in the big, scary world. But once I trust you? We’re golden(See what I did there? ;) Okay, so here’s the lowdown on my ideal housemates. I’d definitely do well with other dogs! If you’ve got a well-behaved canine who can show me the ropes and teach me that not everyone is a threat, I’m all in. I tend to follow their lead, so having a dog buddy around would make me feel more secure and comfortable. Plus, I’d love a pal to hang out with when my humans are busy. Cats? Yup, I’m good with them. I don’t plan on starting any interspecies wars or anything—unless that cat steals my spot on the couch, in which case, I’ll give them the stink eye. But no chasing, no drama, just mutual respect (and maybe some shared sunbathing spots). As for kids? Well, I’m more of a "cool older sibling" than the “toddler-friendly” type. Young kids? They move a bit fast and might freak me out. I’m like that one adult who avoids the kiddie play area at the park. But if you’ve got older, calmer kids who can handle my quirks and let me come to them on my terms, we’ll get along just fine. Think more "serene family dinner" and less "toddler tornado." Okay, let’s talk car rides. First things first, I need a lift. I’m not one of those dogs who jumps in the car with a "let’s go!" attitude. Nah, I need to be buckled in and secured—think of it like my personal safety protocol. Once I'm safely tethered, I’ll sit up and look out the window, probably giving you my best "what’s that?" face as we zoom by. It’s like my little version of sightseeing, except I'm not always sure I’m ready for the next adventure—if you know what I mean. Now, about going on public outings... Not quite yet. I’m a little nervous about new and unfamiliar places. Think of me as the dog who’d rather be curled up on the couch than at a busy café, trying to figure out why people are sitting outside in the cold with a cup of something that smells suspiciously like coffee. If you’re dreaming of taking me to the pet store or a social event, I’ll need a lot of patience, and I might just prefer to stay in my safe space for now. The world outside is a little overwhelming for me right now,. As for being a homebody? Oh, I’m your girl. If you’re all about cozy nights, lounging around, and binge-watching Netflix, I’m on board. My dream day includes some good snacks, a comfy spot to nap, and maybe a little petting from the people I trust. I’m more than happy to stay at home and let my inner introvert shine. When it comes to leash walks, I’m still figuring it out. I’ll walk with you, but I’m a bit nervous—kind of like the dog that wants to go for a walk but is a little unsure if it’s the right time to start trotting. I’m getting better, but we’ll take it slow and steady until I’m totally comfy strutting my stuff on a leash. When it comes to meeting new people... well, let’s just say I’m a little reserved. I’m like the wallflower at the party, watching everyone from the corner and warming up slowly. I need time to suss out new faces and make sure you're on the up and up. Okay, so here's the real deal with me and my energy level: Now, don’t get me wrong, I’ve still got a playful side, but I do have an old spinal injury, so my back end’s a bit weaker than it used to be. I might not be able to keep up with the full-throttle zoomies forever, but trust me, I can run, play, and enjoy myself while it lasts. After a little bit, though, I’ll need to take it easy, maybe give my legs a little rest, and just hang out. You know, "Play hard, nap harder" is basically my motto. Overall though, I’m a balance of playful and chill. I’ll happily run around with my doggy pals for a little bit—toss the ball, chase them in circles, maybe even do some zoomies (yep, I’ve still got it in me!)—but then, after a few rounds, I’m ready to hit pause and just chill. Think of me like a fun, but laid-back buddy. I’m the dog who'll play for a bit, but then I’m all about lounging on the couch and enjoying some quiet time. So, here’s the thing: I’m not exactly a "city girl" type, if you know what I mean. I’m not a huge fan of leash walks (I mean, who really enjoys that whole “potty on a leash” thing?), so an apartment without a yard might not be my ideal scene. A big, fenced-in yard where I can just waltz out and do my business at my own pace? That’s my jam. The more space, the better. So, I’m definitely more of a "suburban backyard queen" than a high-rise apartment dog. I’m totally potty trained. No accidents here! I’ve got that routine down, so as long as there’s a yard, I’ll make sure to do my business outside, like a civilized pup. Kennel trained? Uhhh... Not so much. I'm just not a fan of being crated. It’s like asking a cat to enjoy a bath—just not happening. I prefer to hang out in the open and relax where I feel safe. Couch time? Sometimes, I’ll jump up there for a little snuggle session, but I get scared easily, and the couch feels like a whole new world sometimes! I like it, but I’m still figuring out how to truly own it. I’m a fan of toys, but only the ones you give me. I’m not into chewing on your shoes, furniture, or anything that’s not a proper chew toy. I know where the boundaries are, and I respect them. When it comes to barking, I’m like a Level 2 Guardian. I only bark when my fellow dog friends start it. If I hear something suspicious (or if they do), I’m all about alerting the troops. But other than that, I’m pretty chill on the barking front. I’ve earned my freedom in the house. You can trust me to have free roam of the house without turning it into a disaster zone. I’m more about quiet time and snuggles than causing trouble. Okay, here’s the deal: I’m not looking for just any home—I want a forever home. Not an "until" home. I don’t want to just be part of your life for a little while and then sent packing when things get tough. No way. I’m in this for the long haul. I’ve been through enough in my short time here to know that I deserve to be loved, cared for, and accepted for who I am—quirks, scars, and all. So, when I find the right people, I’ll give them everything I’ve got: loyalty, love, and all the cuddles I can muster. But here’s the catch—I need someone who gets that, too. I’m not a "trial run" kind of girl. I want to be your best friend, your sidekick, your forever dog. So if you’re looking for a lifelong companion who will love you fiercely and always have your back, I’m your girl. Forever, not until. 💛 So what happens next? Well, I would hope that you would submit an adoption app for me. You can find the app on the rescue's website, message them for it, or find it in the comments below. I am being fostered in ✨Kiowa, OK✨ so if you live outside the area..no worries. Just be prepared to pack for a road trip because this rescue doesn't send us on transports. So, both they and I will be expecting you to come pick me up. And what better way to start the bonding process than with a road trip?! With my heart full of hope and my tail wagging at the possibility, Lexa