NOTE_came from a large *special rescue* earlier this year. They been treated gently and respectfully by staff and volunteers and are ready for new homes! Some are located in a foster home, and others are in a more quiet area
of the shelter. There may also more available to check out on the adoption website Please ask to meet one!
GREAT PYRENEES AVAILABLE FOR Adoption at Oregon Humane Society in PORTLAND
Visit the OHS adoption website and see if one of these big guys could be a good match for your home!==========================
CIABATTA In a more quiet area of the shelter #336072 Great Pyrenees $50
neutered male 11 months 58 lbs
What my friends at OHS say about me:
- I have been
working with the Behavior team at OHS and I'm looking for a special
home. It will take time and patience to get to know me. Click the "meet
me" button to start the process and schedule an appointment.
- To learn more about my specific needs, please read my What to Expect handout.
- I love to learn! You can use my favorite toys or treats as positive reinforcement and to teach me new things.
- Shy and Nervous:
I can be worried about new people, new surroundings and touch. I
prefer to take things at my own pace and will need to live in a calm
environment.
- I may be shy at first, but once we get to know each other I will shower you with love!
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I am still learning how to walk on leash, especially in new
environments that can be overwhelming. I need verbal encouragement,
patience and of course treats from you to help me!
- I can't wait to show my new family how playful I am!
- I had so much fun meeting other dogs here in the shelter. My friends at OHS think I would be great at making new dog friends!
The type of home I'm looking for:
- I would flourish in a calm environment and a low-traffic home away from busy downtown like neighborhoods.
- I may do best in a home where there is another dog to help boost my confidence and for me to play with.
- I will need to meet any canine companions prior to getting adopted.
- I need to go to a home without small children, as loud noises and fast movement can frighten me.
- It could be with you! Click here to learn about the adoption process.
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LEFSE In a more quiet area of the shelter #336105 Great Pyrenees $50
neutered male 1 yr 2 mths 56 lbs
I came from a
special rescue case and have a lot to learn. The amazing staff and
volunteers have been teaching me how to wear a collar, getting used to a
leash, and what it means to be a human's best friend.- I'm
still learning how to be a companion dog. I may never be comfortable
with a lot of change in my life, busy environments or dog parks.
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It will be important to spend a few weeks with me in a secure back yard
before trying to introduce me to new places, people or things. I am at
my best when I get a lot of support and do better with people I have
built a trusting relationship with.
- If I become afraid or startled, I might try to bolt or may pull a leash out of your hands.
The type of home I require:
- I must go to a home with a fully fenced yard. No apartments or busy neighborhoods.
- Everyone living in the household will need to meet prior to my adoption.
- I will need to meet any resident dogs first before going home with you.
- To learn more about, my specific needs, please read my What to Expect handout.
My adoption process:
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OHS has created a more in-depth adoption questionnaire, which can be
accessed via the "Meet Me" button at the top of the profile.
- Once it is reviewed, you will receive an email with a link to schedule a phone consultation.
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After your consult, if it feels like a good match, your adoption
counselor will schedule an in-person meet and greet and you will meet me
with our volunteer and staff handlers. If you fall in love, you will
have the option to come in and spend time with me to build a
relationship prior to adopting!
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BABKA In FOSTER home #336095 Great/Pyrenees $50
spayed female 8 yrs 2 mths 80 lbs
What my friends at OHS say about me:
- I've been spending the last several weeks in a foster home, where I've learned how to trust people again!
- I might start of shy, but once I get to know you, I'll greet you with happy wags and bump your hand for pets.
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It will be important to spend a few weeks with me in a secure back yard
before trying to introduce me to new places, people or things. I am at
my best when I get a lot of support and do better with people I have
built a trusting relationship with.
- I have some previous
injuries to my hind legs that makes it a little harder to get around,
but I'm still enjoying life and would love to be your companion around
the home, in the yard and on short neighborhood walks!
The type of home I require:
- I must go to a home with a fully fenced yard. No apartments or busy neighborhoods.
- Everyone living in the household will need to meet prior to my adoption.
- I will need to meet any resident dogs first before going home with you.
- To learn more about, my specific needs, please read my What to Expect handout.
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SKY located in a quieter area of the shelter #336086 Great Pyrenees $50
spayed female 3 yrs 2 mths 56 lbs
What my friends at OHS say about me:
- I have spent the past several weeks in a foster home! I'm learning to be a part of a home.
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I came from a special rescue case and have a lot to learn. The shelter
volunteers and my foster family have been teaching me how to wear a
collar, getting used to a leash, and what it means to be a human's best
friend.
- I love attention and being around people once I see that I can trust them!
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I'm still learning how to be a companion dog. I may never be
comfortable with a lot of change in my life, busy environments or dog
parks.
- It will be important to spend a few weeks with me in a
secure back yard before trying to introduce me to new places, people or
things. I am at my best when I get a lot of support and do better with
people I have built a trusting relationship with.
- I have become good friends with the other dogs in my foster home - I might enjoy having a dog brother or sister in my new home!
- If I become afraid or startled, I might try to bolt or may pull a leash out of your hands.
The type of home I require:
- I must go to a home with a fully fenced yard. No apartments or busy neighborhoods.
- Everyone living in the household will need to meet prior to my adoption.
- I will need to meet any resident dogs first before going home with you.
- To learn more about, my specific needs, please read my What to Expect handout.
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QISTIBI (Q) IN Foster HOME #336084 Great/Pyrenees $50
NEUTered male, 8 yrs, 2mths 86 lbs
What my friends at OHS say about me:
- My name is
Qistibi (though some of my favorite people also call me Glacier). I've
been spending the last fwe months in a foster home, and I've grown into a
confident, playful, affectionate dog!
- It can take me a
little time to get comfortable with new people, but once I see that I
can trust you, I'll show you why all the staff and volunteers love me.
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I love cuddling, zooming around the backyard, looking out the window
with my dog sister and eating tasty treats! Things I don't like include
scary vacuums, lawn mowers and other loud noises.
- I will need to meet any canine companions prior to getting adopted.
- To learn more about my specific needs, please read my What to Expect handout.
The type of home I'm looking for:
- I must go to a home with a fenced in yard and a low traffic neighborhood.
- It could be with you! Click here to learn about the adoption process.
Interested in adopting me?
Animals available for adoption in foster homes need a special
questionnaire submitted. From there, we will make an initial appointment
for a phone consult to discuss their needs, and then schedule a meet
and greet. Appointments are set on a first-come first-served basis in
the order that we receive the questionnaires.
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UGALI located in a quieter area of the shelter neutered male #336088 Great/Pyrenees $50
1 yr 1 mth 85 lbs
What my friends at OHS say about me:
- I came from a
special rescue case and have a lot to learn. The amazing staff and
volunteers have been teaching me how to wear a collar, getting used to a
leash, and what it means to be a human's best friend.
- My foster parents (who have nicknamed me "Toe Bean") say I'm the best!
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I love the outdoors, watching my favorite TV show (Bluey), playing with
my pittie foster brother, and trying to steal spices off of the spice
rack!
- I've been really good with potty training, and have gained a lot of confidence in my foster home!
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It will be important to spend a few weeks with me in a secure back yard
before trying to introduce me to new places, people or things. I am at
my best when I get a lot of support and do better with people I have
built a trusting relationship with.
- If I become afraid or startled, I might try to bolt or may pull a leash out of your hands.
The type of home I require:
- I must go to a home with a fully fenced yard. No apartments or busy neighborhoods.
- Everyone living in the household will need to meet prior to my adoption.
- I will need to meet any resident dogs first before going home with you.
- To learn more about, my specific needs, please read my What to Expect handout.
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KALACH located in a quieter area of the shelter spayed female #336104 Great Pyrenees $50
1 yr 2 mth 58 lbs
What my friends at OHS say about me:
- I came from a
special rescue case and have a lot to learn. The amazing staff and
volunteers have been teaching me how to wear a collar, getting used to a
leash, and what it means to be a human's best friend.
- I'm
still learning how to be a companion dog. I may never be comfortable
with a lot of change in my life, busy environments or dog parks.
-
It will be important to spend a few weeks with me in a secure back yard
before trying to introduce me to new places, people or things. I am at
my best when I get a lot of support and do better with people I have
built a trusting relationship with.
- If I become afraid or startled, I might try to bolt or may pull a leash out of your hands.
The type of home I require:
- I must go to a home with a fully fenced yard. No apartments or busy neighborhoods.
- Everyone living in the household will need to meet prior to my adoption.
- I will need to meet any resident dogs first before going home with you.
- To learn more about, my specific needs, please read my What to Expect handout.
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EGGETTE in foster home spayed female #336098 Great/Pyrenees $400
2 yr 2 mth 73 lbs
What my friends at OHS say about me:
- I came from a
special rescue case and have a lot to learn. The amazing staff and
volunteers have been teaching me how to wear a collar, getting used to a
leash, and what it means to be a human's best friend.
- I'm
still learning how to be a companion dog. I may never be comfortable
with a lot of change in my life, busy environments or dog parks.
-
It will be important to spend a few weeks with me in a secure back yard
before trying to introduce me to new places, people or things. I am at
my best when I get a lot of support and do better with people I have
built a trusting relationship with.
- If I become afraid or startled, I might try to bolt or may pull a leash out of your hands.
The type of home I require:
- I must go to a home with a fully fenced yard. No apartments or busy neighborhoods.
- Everyone living in the household will need to meet prior to my adoption.
- I will need to meet any resident dogs first before going home with you.
- To learn more about, my specific needs, please read my What to Expect handout.
- I have been diagnosed with dental disease which means I may need dental cleanings or extractions in the future.
My adoption process:
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OHS has created a more in-depth adoption questionnaire, which can be
accessed via the "Meet Me" button at the top of the profile.
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ANGEL located in a quieter area of the shelter spayed female #336079 Great Pyrenees $50
3 yr 2 mth 78 lbs
What my friends at OHS say about me:
- I came from a
special rescue case and have a lot to learn. The amazing staff and
volunteers have been teaching me how to wear a collar, getting used to a
leash, and what it means to be a human's best friend.
- I'm
still learning how to be a companion dog. I may never be comfortable
with a lot of change in my life, busy environments or dog parks.
-
It will be important to spend a few weeks with me in a secure back yard
before trying to introduce me to new places, people or things. I am at
my best when I get a lot of support and do better with people I have
built a trusting relationship with.
- If I become afraid or startled, I might try to bolt or may pull a leash out of your hands.
The type of home I require:
- I must go to a home with a fully fenced yard. No apartments or busy neighborhoods.
- Everyone living in the household will need to meet prior to my adoption.
- I will need to meet any resident dogs first before going home with you.
- To learn more about, my specific needs, please read my What to Expect handout.
My adoption process:
-
OHS has created a more in-depth adoption questionnaire, which can be
accessed via the "Meet Me" button at the top of the profile.
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What my friends at OHS say about me:
- As an older gal, I am looking for a home to live out my golden years soaking up all the love I can get.
- Give me a little time to adjust and I will show you I am the biggest sweetheart.
- I have chronic ear infections which will require long term management.
- I have chronic skin issues which will require long term management. It can be caused by different factors such as fleas, food or environmental factors.
- I have a heart murmur that may require long term monitoring.
- I will need to meet any canine companions prior to getting adopted.
- To learn more about my specific needs, please read my What to Expect handout.
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I'm in a foster home right now, but I'm still available for adoption!
Click the Meet Me button and complete the questionnaire to schedule a
meet and greet appointment.
The type of home I'm looking for:
- It could be with you! Click here to learn about the adoption process.
Interested in adopting me?
Animals available for adoption in foster homes need a special
questionnaire submitted. From there, we will make an initial appointment
for a phone consult to discuss their needs, and then schedule a meet
and greet. Appointments are set on a first-come first-served basis in
the order that we receive the questionnaires.
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