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Phantom

Alaskan Malamute German Shepherd Dog

Male, Senior
Loomis, CA
Size
(when grown) Large 61-100 lbs (28-45 kg)
Details
Good with kids, Good with dogs, Not good with cats, Needs experienced adopter, House-trained, Spayed or Neutered, Shots are up-to-date,
Story
The Majestic & Sweet Senior Gentle Giant (10-11 Years Old) Look at that face! Phantom is a breathtaking Malamute / German Shepherd mix who looks exactly like a wild wolf but acts like a total sweetheart. Phantom and his sister were cruelly abandoned and left to die in a landfill, but against all odds, he survived. He conquered a tough case of heartworm, beat the odds, and is now ready to live out his golden years in comfort. Low-Key Companion & Guard Dog: Phantom’s favorite hobby is simply hanging out with you. He is perfectly content to snooze near your feet, watch a movie, or keep you company while you work. Beat the Heat: Because of his thick, beautiful northern-breed coat, Phantom urgently needs a home with great air conditioning where he can get out of the intense summer heat. Other Pets: Phantom prefers the quiet life. He takes time to warm up to other dogs, though with patience, he can learn to coexist. He will be happiest as an only pet where he can soak up all the love.
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Bash

Husky

Male, Adult
Loomis, CA
Size
(when grown) Large 61-100 lbs (28-45 kg)
Details
Good with kids, Good with dogs, Not good with cats, Needs experienced adopter, House-trained, Shots are up-to-date,
Story
Striking, Loyal, and Ready for Your Next Big Hike (7-8 Years Old) Bash was rescued from a severe abuse and hoarding situation in Bakersfield. Despite his rough past, his heart remains completely open to people—he is deeply loving, gentle, and eager to please his humans. He has spent the last year in a loving foster home learning what it means to be safe, and he is finally ready for his true forever home. Bash absolutely loves his walks. He is a phenomenal hiking companion, handles a leash beautifully, and has fantastic energy for outdoor adventures. Home: Because of his husky heritage, Bash requires a secure yard to stretch his legs. He is in perfect, vibrant health and ready for years of adventure Animal Socialization: Bash is not a match for homes with cats or small animals. While he can eventually accept other dogs, he has some trauma from his past and takes significant time to warm up to them. He would thrive best as your one-and-only dog, or with an experienced handler
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Arya

Alaskan Malamute German Shepherd Dog

Female, Senior
Loomis, CA
Size
(when grown) Large 61-100 lbs (28-45 kg)
Details
Good with kids, Not good with dogs, Not good with cats, Needs experienced adopter, House-trained, Spayed or Neutered, Shots are up-to-date,
Story
If you are looking for a dog that completely lights up every room she walks into, Arya is your girl. She is a literal ball of light, radiating joy, resilience, and positive energy despite a rough past. Abandoned alongside her brother Phantom, Arya was severely mistreated and never received vet care. Zest for Life: Arya has incredible energy for a senior dog! She absolutely loves going on walks, exploring her surroundings, and bringing a smile to everyone she meets. She is fiercely looking for a human best friend to bond with. Home Dynamics: Arya can adapt to an indoor or outdoor lifestyle. However, because it has been a while since she lived a traditional home life, she may need a brief, patient refresher course on potty training when she first arrives. The Only-Pet Queen: Arya knows her worth and does NOT get along with other dogs or small animals. She demands to be the exclusive queen of her castle. Arya has put her past behind her and only looks forward with joy.
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JONAH

Great Pyrenees

Male, 2 mos
Granite Bay, CA
Size
(when grown) X-Large 101 lbs (46 kg) or more
Details
Needs experienced adopter, House-trained, Spayed or Neutered, Shots are up-to-date,
Story
Meet Jonah — Your New Best Friend Jonah is an absolutely adorable 8- to 9-week-old Great Pyrenees puppy who looks like a little teddy bear crossed with a baby polar bear. He is going to grow into a big, beautiful boy, but right now he is one very cuddly bundle of white fluff. Jonah has an exceptionally sweet, easygoing personality. He is chill, affectionate, accommodating and very people-oriented. He loves his toys, walks nicely on a leash for such a young puppy, and enjoys exploring—but more than anything else, Jonah wants to be with his people. He loves to snuggle, gives wonderful puppy kisses, and is happiest when he can be close to you. For such a young puppy, Jonah is also doing remarkably well with his house manners. He does not soil the area where he lives and takes his business outside the kennel. While no 8-week-old puppy can be considered completely housebroken, Jonah has certainly gotten the right idea and is off to an excellent start. Of course, Jonah is still a baby—and at this age he's part puppy and part little piranha! Those tiny needle teeth and razor-sharp puppy toenails are all part of the package. For that reason, we don't think a home with very young children would be the best fit right now. He will outgrow this stage, but in the meantime, playing with Jonah can sometimes feel a little like getting vaccinated! Because Jonah is so people-oriented, we are looking for a home where someone is home much of the time. He is not the puppy for someone who works 40 hours a week and plans to leave him alone in a crate or put him outside in the backyard all day. Jonah needs companionship, interaction, training and, most importantly, a family that wants him to be an integral part of their lives. As with all of our Great Pyrenees placements, Jonah will need good, secure fencing and secure gates. Any swimming pool must be safely fenced and inaccessible to him unless supervised. Before adoption, Jonah will be neutered and microchipped, brought up to date on all age-appropriate vaccinations, checked for worms and screened for tick-borne diseases. Jonah is a beautiful puppy on the outside, but what makes him particularly special is that wonderfully sweet little personality underneath all that white fluff. If you're looking for a big, loving companion and you're prepared to give a Great Pyrenees puppy the time, attention and companionship he deserves, Jonah just might be your little polar bear.
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LEOPOLD

Great Pyrenees

Male, 3 yrs
Granite Bay, CA
Size
(when grown) Large 61-100 lbs (28-45 kg)
Details
Not good with kids, Not good with dogs, Not good with cats, Needs experienced adopter, House-trained, Spayed or Neutered, Shots are up-to-date,
Story
LEOPOLD's Story Leopold Life Is More Fun When You Dance to Your Own Music. Some dogs are graceful. Some dogs are dignified. And then there's Leopold. If someone turned on a little music while he was walking across the yard, you might swear he was performing for an audience. He doesn't simply walk through life—he prances, dances, bounces, and invents his own choreography along the way. More than one person has laughed and said he looks like a little Hackney pony showing off in a circus ring. Sometimes we joke that Leopold missed his calling. He probably should have been in the circus because he has a way of turning even an ordinary walk into pure entertainment. Leopold has never met a moment he couldn't make just a little more interesting. He has an expressive face, unforgettable antics, and a personality that's impossible to overlook. He'll make you smile, then laugh out loud, and before you know it, you'll be wondering how you ever lived without him. He's delightfully quirky. Wonderfully unique. Completely original. And we wouldn't change a single thing. Leopold does have some neurological quirks that make his movements a little different from most dogs. They don't bother him one bit, and they certainly don't slow him down. As far as Leopold is concerned, life is meant to be enjoyed, and he approaches each day with contagious enthusiasm and joyful confidence. His happy little "dance" has become one of the things everyone loves most about him. Leopold's story didn't begin with kindness. When he came into our rescue from the shelter, he was carrying the deep emotional scars of a dog who had experienced severe trauma. He arrived terrified, overwhelmed, and struggling with profound fear. Trusting people wasn't easy, and simply navigating the world felt frightening. Watching him during those first days was heartbreaking, compounded by being critically ill. Watching him recover has been inspiring. Day by day, gentle voice by gentle voice, patient hand by patient hand, Leopold slowly began to realize that not every person would hurt him. He discovered that kindness could be trusted, that routines brought comfort, and that love could be given without fear. The frightened dog who once wondered if the world was safe has become a joyful little character with an enormous heart and an unmistakable zest for life. That doesn't mean he has forgotten everything. Because of his past, Leopold will do best in a calm, predictable home where life isn't hectic or chaotic. A quieter environment allows him to relax and continue building on the confidence he has worked so hard to gain. For that reason, we believe he'll be happiest in an adult home or one with older, respectful family members rather than young children. Leopold also prefers to be the only dog in the household. He enjoys having his people all to himself, and that arrangement allows him to feel secure and thrive. Cats? He absolutely loves them. His gentle, respectful nature with cats surprises many people and is just another one of the many things that makes Leopold so special. He's affectionate. He's funny. He's endlessly entertaining. And yes... he's just a little bit goofy. He's the kind of dog who makes you laugh without even trying. The kind who brightens an ordinary Tuesday simply by being himself. The kind who reminds us that perfection isn't nearly as interesting as personality. Leopold doesn't need someone searching for the "perfect" dog. He needs someone looking for the perfect friend. Someone who smiles at the unexpected. Someone who appreciates individuality. Someone who understands that life's greatest treasures often come in wonderfully unconventional packages. Leopold is healthy, beautiful, current on his veterinary care, and ready to begin the next chapter of his life with someone who will love him exactly as he is. At Sierra Pacific Great Pyrenees Club Rescue, we've learned that some of the dogs who seem a little different become the ones who leave the biggest footprints on our hearts. Leopold is one of those dogs. He'll make you laugh. He'll surprise you. He'll keep you entertained. Most of all, he'll remind you every single day that the qualities that make us different are often the very qualities that make us unforgettable. If you've been waiting for a one-of-a-kind companion with a huge heart, an unforgettable personality, and enough charm to brighten every day, Leopold may be exactly the dog you've been searching for. After all... Life is a whole lot more fun when you dance to your own music.
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ROSALIE "Rosie"

Great Pyrenees

Female, 9 yrs 2 mos
Granite Bay, CA
Size
(when grown) X-Large 101 lbs (46 kg) or more
Details
Good with kids, Not good with dogs, Not good with cats, Needs experienced adopter, House-trained, Spayed or Neutered, Shots are up-to-date,
Story
Rosalie "Rosie"'s Story Rosalie The Queen Has Arrived... and She's Looking for Her Castle Some dogs quietly slip into a room. Rosalie makes an entrance. She has opinions. She has confidence. She has places to go, people to supervise, and absolutely no doubt that she is the most important member of the family. And honestly... She's probably right. Around here we lovingly refer to Rosalie as a bit of a diva, but don't let that fool you. Underneath all that confidence is one of the most loyal, devoted hearts you'll ever find. Rosalie loves her people with her whole heart. If you're looking for a quiet little wallflower, keep scrolling. But if you've ever dreamed of sharing your home with a dog who makes you laugh every single day, who greets life with enthusiasm, and who has enough personality for three dogs, you've just met your match. Yes, Rosalie is about nine years old. Now forget that number. Watch her on a walk, and you'll swear someone accidentally wrote the wrong birthday on her paperwork. Clip on a leash and be ready to go, because Rosalie is all business. She heads down the trail with confidence, purpose, and enough enthusiasm to make dogs half her age wonder where she's getting all that energy. She doesn't dawdle, and she certainly doesn't act like she got the memo that she's supposed to be slowing down. Chronologically? Nine. At heart? Closer to eighteen months. Rosalie still believes life is an adventure waiting to happen. One of our favorite things about Rosalie is that she knows exactly who she is. She's confident. She's fearless. She's delightfully opinionated. And she carries herself with the quiet dignity of a queen who expects excellent customer service. She also happens to be incredibly affectionate with the people she loves. Rosalie especially enjoys the company of men and forms deep, devoted bonds with her family. Once you're part of her inner circle, you'll have a faithful companion who wants nothing more than to be by your side. She does well with respectful children and absolutely adores cats, which surprises many people when they first meet this confident Great Pyrenees girl. Rosalie prefers to be the only dog in her home. She enjoys having her family all to herself, and quite honestly, she's earned that privilege. Some dogs are happiest sharing the spotlight. Rosalie prefers center stage. And she absolutely owns it. She's also an excellent watchdog. Calm, confident, and naturally protective, Rosalie takes her role as guardian seriously without being unnecessarily reactive. She pays attention, makes good decisions, and wants nothing more than to keep her family safe. Several years ago, Rosalie found what everyone hoped would be her forever home. She was deeply loved. Then tragedy struck. Her adopter became terminally ill with brain cancer, and through no fault of anyone involved, Rosalie found herself back in rescue. She didn't fail. Her family didn't fail. Life simply changed. Now we're looking for one more forever home—one where Rosalie can once again be someone's constant companion, loyal protector, best friend, and beloved princess. If you've ever passed over an older dog because you were afraid your time together might be shorter, we'd encourage you to look at Rosalie a little differently. What matters isn't how many birthdays she's celebrated. What matters is how much life she still has to give. And Rosalie has plenty. She'll make you laugh. She'll keep you moving. She'll watch over your home. She'll love you with everything she has. Rosalie is healthy, spayed, current on her vaccinations, and ready to begin the next chapter of her life with a family who will appreciate everything that makes her extraordinary. At Sierra Pacific Great Pyrenees Club Rescue, we've learned something after decades of placing dogs. Sometimes the older dogs become the once-in-a-lifetime dogs. They already know who they are. They know how to love. They know what home means. Rosalie isn't looking for someone to rescue her. She's looking for someone who will recognize the incredible gift standing right in front of them. The Queen has arrived. Now all she needs is her castle.

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Junebug Foundation

Penryn, CA 95663

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Pit Crew

Sacramento, CA 95677

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Sierra Pacific Great Pyrenees Rescue

8700 Golden Spur Drive, Granite Bay, CA 95746

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Surfers For Strays - SAC Fosters and Friends

local fosters and transport stop, Auburn, CA 95658

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Sacramento Independent Animal Rescuers

Roseville, CA 95661

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Recycled Pets NorCal

Roseville, CA 95661

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Second Chances Red Listers

Roseville, CA 95678

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Placer SPCA - Roseville

200 Tahoe Avenue, Roseville, CA 95678

Pet Types: cats, birds, dogs, rabbits, small animals

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