National Great Pyrenees Rescue
  May 21, 2013
 

 

National Great Pyrenees Rescue

 

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Welcome

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NGPR's Happy Endings Calendar May 2013 Welcome to the home of National Great Pyrenees Rescue (NGPR), the first place to look on the Internet for a rescued Great Pyrenees or to connect with a Pyr rescue group. NGPR is an all-volunteer, tax-exempt, non-profit organization whose mission is to save and rehome rescued Pyrenees coast-to-coast in the U.S. and Canada.

We've been leading the fight to save Pyrs and Pyr mixes since 2006. Our online application makes it easy to apply for a dog but we offer much more than an online placement service.  

We give adopters expert advice and information about the breed so they can make the right choice and we stay with them throughout the adoption process and beyond. After that, our bi-monthly newsletter helps us keep in touch.

NGPR supports Pyr rescue efforts across the country, encourages the start-up of new Pyr rescue groups and urges all Pyr rescuers to work together to save more Pyrs.

Rescue has been very busy, with 275 Pyrs placed this year in qualified, furever homes from Maine to Oregon through May 19, an average of 15 dogs a week. We understand that not everyone can foster or adopt, so if you can support the medical, transport and boarding needs of this dedicated, ongoing effort by donating, please click here. We thank everyone for their support which makes national, organized Pyr rescue possible.

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2013 Rescue Resolutions

heartthumbOur Rescue Dogs Speak 

If our rescue dogs could talk, this is what they would say. 

  

Current Activity

 Adoptions 5/19Noel

Noel, Milo, Hagrid, Pete, Speckles, Tinker, Zoey; Ellie Mae in KY; Barrett in TX; Norman and  Jake on the West Coast.
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Foster Families Needed

Pluto Fostering Saves Lives

Fostering a dog makes room for another dog to come into rescue from a kill shelter. Please read about our foster program. Pluto in NY (right) needs a foster.

 

 

 DriversPups on the Move

These dogs aren't going anywhere without help from volunteer drivers. Please complete the volunteer form to help move a Pyr.

 

  

Featured Dogs

Green Puppies (Up to six months

Green is the last in the litter of five  Pyr Golden pups who are ready for homes.  Mom is a full-blooded Pyr.

 

 
mrbutlerNeediest Cases

Mr. Butler needs our help.  SPIN pulled him and we all have to fix him.  Click here to learn what's going on and how you can help.

 

 

   Redding Youngsters (6 mos.-3 years)

Redding is a six-month old owner surrender currently in KY. He'd love to be your faithful friend.

 

 
VolunteerHelp Wanted

We are recruiting rescue volunteers to help behind the scenes and on the front lines. Find out what you can do to help rescue.
 

   BiancaTahoeAdults (3-6 years)

Bianca and Tahoe are a bonded four-year old pair of purebred Pyrs currently in New Jersey.

 

 
TuliLearn About the Breed

Information and resources to help you decide if this is the breed for you. Great Pyrenees are from the group of dogs classified by the AKC as working dogs...

 

 

   janeSeniors (7-and up)

Jane  is a 9-year old Pyr from NY who has had a tough life.  She is now being fostered in CT, waiting for her forever home.

 

 
TrooperthumbSpecial Needs Dogs

There are many special needs dogs in rescue. Trooper has 3 legs and needs a special home. Trooper is adopted!

 

 

   RudyOur Portland Pick 

Marshall is one of many Pyrs from Texas traveling to  Oregon to find a home. Click here for more Pyrs in the Northwest.

 

 

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