Great Pyrenees
Nelly
$450
At a glance
A little about them
Nelly is a Great Pyrenees puppy looking for a loving family home. GPRS works carefully to match each dog with the right forever family and provides lifelong support and advice after adoption.
Ideal Home
- Puppies are placed with a youthful, playful adult resident dog of similar size weighing at least 50 pounds.
- Puppies must live indoors as family pets, not as livestock guardians.
- Someone must be home at least part of the day; homes where the puppy would be alone for 6–8 hours at a time should not apply.
- Preference is given to applicants with Great Pyrenees experience.
- A secure, visible fence and a socialization plan are required.
- Resident pets must be current on vaccines and heartworm/flea prevention and be altered.
Ongoing Health
The $450 adoption fee includes spay/neuter, distemper/parvo vaccines, flea preventative, deworming, and a health certificate for travel.
Training & Support
GPRS provides lifelong support and advice for adopters and carefully works with fosters and applicants to find the right match.
Application Details
- Adoption is not first come, first served.
- Begin by contacting the provider through Wags to start the adoption application process.
Transportation
Weekly transport is available to the area, and adopters may be able to have their dog home that week or the following week. Transport costs are paid by adopters outside the Texas area and depend on the location and company used. Stated regional fees are $200 for the Northeast, $225–$350 for the Northwest and Midwest, and $250–$350 for the Southeast.
Nelly is a Great Pyrenees puppy looking for a loving family home. GPRS works carefully to match each dog with the right forever family and provides lifelong support and advice after adoption.
Ideal Home
- Puppies are placed with a youthful, playful adult resident dog of similar size weighing at least 50 pounds.
- Puppies must live indoors as family pets, not as livestock guardians.
- Someone must be home at least part of the day; homes where the puppy would be alone for 6–8 hours at a time should not apply.
- Preference is given to applicants with Great Pyrenees experience.
- A secure, visible fence and a socialization plan are required.
- Resident pets must be current on vaccines and heartworm/flea prevention and be altered.
Ongoing Health
The $450 adoption fee includes spay/neuter, distemper/parvo vaccines, flea preventative, deworming, and a health certificate for travel.
Training & Support
GPRS provides lifelong support and advice for adopters and carefully works with fosters and applicants to find the right match.
Application Details
- Adoption is not first come, first served.
- Begin by contacting the provider through Wags to start the adoption application process.
Transportation
Weekly transport is available to the area, and adopters may be able to have their dog home that week or the following week. Transport costs are paid by adopters outside the Texas area and depend on the location and company used. Stated regional fees are $200 for the Northeast, $225–$350 for the Northwest and Midwest, and $250–$350 for the Southeast.
Know the breed
Common questions
Grown, expect around 61–100 lb.
Typical Great Pyrenees guidance: Double · 60 min/day, Moderate activity.
From the breed profile
The listing marks Nelly as good with kids, dogs, cats. Anything not on that list is unknown, not a no. Ask Kits what the listing does and doesn't say.
From Great Pyrenees Rescue Society's listing
Weekly transports to the area · Northeast transport · Northwest and Midwest transport · Southeast transport
Great Pyrenees Rescue Society is in Joppatowne, MD. Reach out to arrange a time.
$450 is the listed fee. Nothing else about it is listed. Ask Kits what a fee like this usually covers.
From Great Pyrenees Rescue Society's listing
Meet the shelter
Great Pyrenees Rescue Society
Joppatowne, MD
Pickup & transport
Weekly transports to the area
Northeast transport
Northwest and Midwest transport
Southeast transport