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Great Pyrenees puppies and dogs in Vermont

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Sadie

Great Pyrenees/Mastiff

Female, Adult
Brattleboro, VT
Size
(when grown) Large 61-100 lbs (28-45 kg)
Details
House-trained,
Story
Welcome Sadie to CCPAL foster Program. Sadie is a 5-year-old Great Pyrenees and maybe Mastiff dog mix dog. She was gotten to be a livestock guardian and while she likes livestock, she does not feel the desire to guard. She is a house pet. She is what we call a couch potato. She does not get on the couch in her foster home, but she is laid back and very contented to lounge. She knows sit, doesn’t jump up, good with dogs, good with cats, good with kids, potty trained and ready for her forever home. She loves to sun herself outside and will dig a small spot to lay in. She would be good as an only dog or with other dogs. She is more of a companion animal over the outdoor and hiking type. She weighs about 70 pounds. She is vaccinated, spayed, heartworm negative and a joy to have around. She is being fostered in an environment that is loud, has lots of animals and new people all the time. She is very calm in this environment. She is currently in Texas and can be adopted locally or we can work with one of the wonderful transporters to get her to Washington, Portland (Oregon), Minnesota, Vermont or all along the East Coast. Her adoption fee is 300 and transport is $200. Rhode Island and Massachusetts are not states we adopt to because of the regulations imposed by these states. Contact Marlene at 210-867-1769 if you have any questions. Please go to ccpalinquiries@gmail.com with questions. You can get an application online at www.ccpalrescue.org
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Athena

Great Pyrenees

Female, Adult
Brattleboro, VT
Size
(when grown) Large 61-100 lbs (28-45 kg)
Details
House-trained,
Story
Welcome Athena to CCPAL Rescue. She is a 2-year Great Pyrenees. She weighs about 90 pounds. She has a beautiful coat and the typical extra back toes commonly found in this breed. This is a guardian breed dog. They naturally will protect their flock or family. This breed will do best in a fully fenced yard as they will roam away if there is no fence. She is good with other dogs and will need some more leash work. She would be great with someone that knows the breed and loves it. She should have the natural tendencies of this breed. She had puppies and we adopted them out. We also adopted out the larger male that was found with her as a stray. She would be fine with children. We like them to be 8 or older. She is up on her vaccines, healthy, spayed and ready for her forever home. She is currently in Texas anc can be adopted locally or we can work with one of the wonderful transporters to get her to Washington, Portland (Oregon), Minnesota, Vermont or all along the East Coast. Her adoption fee is 300 and transport is 200. Contact Marlene at 210-867-1769 or email ccpalinquiries@gmail.com if you have questions. Online applications at www.ccpal.info/ See her cute video!!
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Simon

Great Pyrenees/Golden Retriever

Male, Young
White River Junction, VT
Size
(when grown) Med. 26-60 lbs (12-27 kg)
Details
Good with dogs, Good with cats, House-trained,
Story
This dog is in Tennessee. Adoption Donation $200 if picked up in TN, $275 plus transport fee for out-of-state adoptions. Meet Simon, the happy and playful 1-year-old Great Pyrenees and Golden Retriever mix. Weighing in at 53 pounds, Simon has the size and goofy disposition of a Golden with the bark and fluff of a Pyrenees. He has a medium to high energy level for playtime but also knows how to relax. His big, silly grin and gentle pawing for pets will melt your heart. Simon's adorable habit of sleeping upside down in his crate with his legs in the air will surely make you smile. Simon knows a few commands, including "Sit," "Shake," and "Kennel." He has had no accidents in his foster home and will whine or bark in his crate when he needs to go outside. Though he may talk back a bit when first crated, he quickly relaxes and goes to sleep. Simon loves food, toys, and attention from his people. He enjoys wrestling and playing with other dogs, making him a fun and lively companion. He is good with other dogs who will accept his roughhousing play style, polite to cats, and although he hasn't met any kids yet, we think he would be fine with them. Simon walks okay on a leash and does not get car sick, making him a great companion for walks and car rides. His quirk is his love for giving people full-body hugs, which not everyone will appreciate, but it's all part of his loving nature. Simon would thrive in a home with a family who can match his energy level and provide plenty of structure, playtime and attention with a fenced yard. If you’re looking for a playful, affectionate, and silly companion, Simon is the perfect addition to your family!  Interested in adopting? Take the first step and complete an adoption application on our website: http://aarf-tn.com/adopt/adoption-apps/ If you have questions that are not covered in the profile, visit the Pet Inquiry Form: http://aarf-tn.com/contact/pet-inquiry-form/. THIS PET IS FOSTERED IN TENNESSEE! We do list and adopt our pets nationwide. Typical transport cost to the Northeast is $180. Due to interstate adoption regulations, we are not able to adopt to RI and MA state residents. A.A.R.F. (All About Rescue and Fixin' Inc.) http://aarf-tn.com/ is a non-profit, 501(c)(3) no kill animal rescue organization located in the Upper Cumberland area of Tennessee. A.A.R.F. is comprised of unpaid volunteers and survives only on public donations. Thank you for thinking adoption first! Prior to adoption, all canines and felines are spayed or neutered, have received their age appropriate vaccinations, have been de-wormed for common parasites, and have received treatment for prevention of fleas and ticks. All canines over the age of 6 months have been tested for heartworm. All canines are put on heartworm prevention as soon as possible - this means dogs as soon as they are tested negative. Puppies are put on prevention immediately. All felines, regardless of age, have been tested for Feline Leukemia/FIV. Each animal receives a health check by a licensed veterinarian prior to adoption. Anything else found will be treated by our organization prior to adoption. February 2, 2025, 12:07 am

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A.A.R.F. TN to NE Connection

White River Junction , VT 05001

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Cowboy Capital Pet Assistance League - VT transport

23 Marlboro Rd W, Brattleboro , VT 05301

Pet Types: cats, dogs

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