Available for Adoption

If you are interested in adopting one of our wonderful rescue dogs, please fill out and submit an ADOPTION APPLICATION In order to be considered for adoption, an application is required. 

Information on this page is current as of December 18, 2024

If you have questions about our adoption process, contact:  rescue@nwgreatpyrenees.com

EVIE

Evie is a female Pyrenees mix who is about a year old.  She was found wandering around loose with her collar embedded in her neck so severe that she needed surgery to have it removed.

She has been spayed, has had all of her shots and is a healthy girl.

Evie is cuddly, loving and sweet.  She likes to wrap paws around your legs in a show of affection.

This pretty girl would love to have a permanent family of her own to care for and to love.

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PADDINGTON

Paddington is the cutest! Who could resist that face and all that soft fluffy fur. He is available for adoption, foster, or rescue.

With that said, Paddington is getting more and more sad the longer he is at the shelter. You can see in the pictures I’ve included one set from a couple weeks ago out in the play yard and some from today’s walk. To me he is clearly happier a couple weeks ago. Today he reminded me of Eeyore. He is a pretty perfect pup, I’m not sure why he’s being overlooked. He is big but gentle. He has lots of fur and needs a bit of grooming but he doesn’t seem to shed more than any other dog and I imagine with a regular brushing his coat would be easily maintained. Paddington takes treats nicely, gentle on leash and adorable. What else can you ask for!?

Please consider adopting Paddington ❤️

This stunningly handsome boy needs your help! Please email our rescue team at sasrescue@stocktonca.gov or sfoster@Stocktonca.gov

Located at:

1575 S Lincoln Street

City of Stockton Animal Services

Stockton, CA

Open 12-5 Tuesday thru Sunday

This stunningly handsome boy needs your help!


Chloe is a very sweet and loving Great Pyrenees German Shepherd mix.  She was brought into our home as a puppy, was raised with one other large dog, young child, and cat. She is amazing with children, and for five years got along well with our other dog despite displaying resource guarding behaviors on occasion that we were able to manage through feeding seperately, protecting her eating space, and hand feeding. She never displayed agressive or resource guarding behavior towards any human or child in the home.

Unfortunately, earlier this year she attacked our other dog (provocation/behavior prior to attack was not witnessed) and they became unsafe to have in the home together. She is a large (150 lb) and strong dog. She was rehomed at that time to another family, with the warning that she need to be in a home without another dog. She lived happily with that family (two parents, two small children) over the last year, they did in time take in another dog that she got along with well, played, with no attacks or fights during that time. They recently lost their housing and she is once again in a position to need a new home.

She is smart, knows basic commands (sit, stay, roll over, spin) although can be stubborn, will perform for treats and pets. She loves to snuggle and relax, absolutely loves to be brushed and go for walks, and would be happiest as an inside-outside dog in a calm atmosphere, and well secured yard/fence.

We *strongly* advise a home without another dog. She is a docile, gentle giant, but can and will react to another dog within the home. She does very well on a leash, does not pull, and has always been a very attentive and loving companion. She is spayed/neutered. Would make an amazing *therapy type* pet to a single person/couple, or small family.

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