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Great Pyrenees / Mixed (long coat) : : Male : : Young : : Large

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About Thor
Status: Available for Adoption (starting 6/30/2025) (adoption info) Species: Dog General Color: White Distinguishing Marks: Single Dew Claw left, Double Dew Claw fused Right Eye Color: Brown Ear Type: Droopy Tail Type: Long Current Size: 100 Pounds Potential Size: 120 Pounds Current Age: 4 Years 1 Month (best estimate)	Fence Required: Yes(6 foot) Declawed: No Housetrained: Yes Obedience Training Needed: Has Basic Training Exercise Needs: Moderate Grooming Needs: Moderate Shedding Amount: Moderate Owner Experience Needed: Breed Reaction to New People: Friendly

Sweet boy Thor once had an owner, as he was microchipped, but not neutered, so when he arrived at the shelter, his owner's were sent a certified letter, to let them know he had been found, yet sadly they didn't claim him from the shelter. Thor's coat was matted and he had an ingrown dew claw, plus he tested heartworm positive, so it is probably for the best that he is now in GPAT foster care, so he will now get all the much needed love and attention he so deserves! Thor is a very handsome Pyr! Thor is a large fluffy happy boy, he weighs 100 lbs, and is just a big love bug!

Adoption Criteria (Young Adult)

1. Texas Adopters, and out of state adopters will be considered on a case by case basis.

2. Adoption Fee: $375.00 (includes vaccinations, spay/neuter, microchip, heartworm test).

3. We only adopt out companion dogs that will be considered part of the family and will be primarily inside dogs.

4. Preference is for applicants to have some knowledge and experience with the Great Pyrenees breed. Specific information about the breed will be shared during the interview/virtual home visit.

5. Secure and visible fencing is required. In a very few cases, fencing options will be considered based on the specific needs of a particular dog.

6. Preference is for applicants willing to provide "positive" training to adopted dogs.

7. All current pets in adoptive homes should be spayed/neutered and up to date on vaccines.