Thelma is a lovely lady, estimated to be between four and six years old, though only she truly knows! She resembles a little teddy bear and, despite her petite stature, she is not a small dog! Thelma and her companion, Louise, were found roaming for weeks before being safely rescued. We believe Thelma is Louise's mother, and they are a bonded pair hoping to find a forever home together. Thelma enjoys her walks and is good with other dogs. Her compatibility with cats is currently unproven.
Ideal Home
Thelma and Louise need a home where they can be cherished. They require a securely fenced yard accessible from the house, as invisible fencing is not suitable for this independent breed. They are not to be trusted off-leash, as Great Pyrenees are bred to roam and may wander if not properly secured. Applicants must be over 25, own their home, and all children in the household must be over 6 years old.
Ongoing Health
We have no specific health concerns to report for Thelma at this time.
Training & Support
Obedience training is recommended for all newly adopted Great Pyrenees to foster a strong bond and ensure a well-behaved companion. Great Pyrenees are intelligent and willing learners but are known for their independent thinking rather than eager compliance.
Application Details:
- Applications start by contacting us through Wags.
- Your resident pets must be up to date on vaccines and sterilized.
- You must have a good history of veterinary care for your pets for the past two years.
- Year-round heartworm preventative must have been used for your dogs, with proof of purchase.
- The adoption fee for the pair is $700, due at pickup.
- A two-week trial period is offered, during which either party may cancel the adoption. Any veterinary expenses incurred during the trial period are your responsibility unless you notify us prior to the visit.
Transporation
Thelma is currently located with our rescue organization. Transport options may be available to approved applicants within our service area.
