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Dolly

Great Pyrenees

Female, 5 yrs 1 mo
Louisville, KY
Size
(when grown) Large 61-100 lbs (28-45 kg)
Details
Good with dogs, House-trained, Spayed or Neutered, Shots are up-to-date,
Story
Dolly is a 3yr female Great Pyrenees mix at about 85lbs and Dixie (Dolly's daughter) is a 2yr female Great Pyrenees mix at about 56lbs and these girls are looking for their new forever family. They are being surrendered to GRRAND as their people can not financially afford the girls, and sadly feel  it is best for them to go to a home where they will get all of the care they need.  They are house-trained and have full roam of the house when left alone and they also get along with other dogs. These girls will need a home with a fenced in yard as their Great Pyrenees instincts to protect and patrol are done best in the confines of a secure and safe fenced in yard. These girls have been together since Dixie was born and they are BFF's, so need to stay together. We are told: "Dolly and her daughter Dixie are both sweethearts. Dolly is a mother by nature and wants to lick up and take care of all dogs that come into the house. Her favorite place to be is outside, whereas Dixie loves to be inside. They are both people and dog friendly and I have had a cat and they both were okay with the cat. Dolly has longer hair and has more pyrenees, whereas her daughter Dixie has shorter hair and looks more like a lab." As we learn more we will update, but if you would like to inquire about Dolly and Dixie, please fill out an app at GRRAND.org ##2041631##
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Penny

Golden Retriever

Female, 6 yrs 3 mos
Louisville, KY
Size
(when grown) Large 61-100 lbs (28-45 kg)
Details
House-trained, Spayed or Neutered, Shots are up-to-date,
Story
I'm Penny and am very pleased to meet you! I'm a beautiful pure Golden Retriever, 4+ years old. I came to GRRAND in early 2022, so I have been in the kennel for a while. I can be a bit grouchy if you try and take one of my prize possessions away from me, usually a stick, but my close kennel buddies know to trick me with a treat for my stick! It works out beautifully, and don't tell them, but honestly, I get the better deal . Oh, and they said if anyone wanted to take me home they would teach them the same trick! I do love it at the kennel! I get love, two meals a day, and have a warm bed of my own in my 6' x 6' cozy kennel run. I even have a glass door to look out of; Tyg and Adam are across the way so we have nice conversations when the kennel team isn't around. I get to go outside with my favorite people at least three times a day. We play in the yard, go for walks, and sometimes go on field trips to the park and Starbucks. I love going to the pool in the summer, but my favorite is office time where I get to be petted and do stimulation games (and earn treats)! But my kennel guy seems sad these days; He says I'm getting 'institutionalized' at the kennel. I don't mind being in my cozy kennel run 20 hours a day, but he says I deserve better, like a home with people who love me and who will spend time with me. We have a radio at the kennel (Christmas carols playing now), but he says I should be able to watch Hallmark movies and Animal Planet on TV, whatever that is!! I think I'm his favorite, but don't tell Tyg! So just to make him happy I guess I'm ready to go home with a great person or couple this Christmas. I have been at the kennel for almost 1000 days so going to a loving home would be an amazing Christmas gift. I realize I'm not 'Buddy The Elf' but the wonderful team at GRRAND love me (and I them) and they are committed to finding the right home for me and giving the family the right tools and education to make my adoption a success. Please consider fostering or adopting me in the very near future. Merry Christmas, Love Penny XOXO Penny is an absolutely beautiful 3 year old Golden Retriever who needs a very specific home! Please read all about her needs before applying! Penny is happy, tail wagging, and if she knows you, extremely friendly! After coming to GRRAND, we learned she had resource guarding tendencies, and she spent time with our excellent trainers and behaviourists to evaluate her needs. What we have learned is that Penny does resource guard certain items, and she can be sensitive around her head. Our kennel manager has spent a lot of time with Penny, and they have a close bond. He reports that Penny takes awhile to be comfortable and trust a person, but when she does trust you, she's an awesome dog who is very loyal and loving. We have a small team who handle her daily, and she loves to play and run outside, go for walks, do mental stimulation games (she is very smart!), and hang out in the office with her person. Penny needs the right home with a dog-savvy family who understands how dogs communicate. She will give a warning (ex. growl) if something is going on she doesn't like. This is Penny’s way of telling us she wants us to stop doing something, which is great! Her home must have no children or other animals, either in the home or visiting (e.g., grandchildren who come over). We would do a slow introduction period with several visits to the kennel and to her potential home to help build a bond, along with resource guarding training so we are sure the adopter/foster knows Penny's triggers and how to deal with them. And, as a young Golden, Penny will need plenty of high-quality exercise. If you are looking for a dog to take to family gatherings or breweries, Penny is not for you. But if you want to truly rescue a dog that just needs patience, understanding, love and training, Penny will reward you with an abundance of love and loyalty If you think you could be a good fit for Penny, please submit an application so you can connect and learn more! grrand.org/adopt grrand.org/foster-a-golden-retriever-with-grrand GRRAND dogs are looking for homes in Greater Louisville, Greater Lexington, and Greater Cincinnati and Dayton. We’re sorry we cannot make exceptions to this area ##1381641##
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River

Great Pyrenees

Male, 2 yrs 4 mos
Louisville, KY
Size
(when grown) Large 61-100 lbs (28-45 kg)
Details
Good with dogs, House-trained, Shots are up-to-date,
Story
River and Oak are approximately 18 month old, both male and very large (about 80ish lbs or so) Great Pyrenees littermates. They are new to GRRAND so we are still learning about them, but one thing is for sure, they are so sweet and loving and they love to be petted! They were surrended as they were supposed to be trained for their Large Guardian Dog duties, but we are told by their previous owners that: "They were Initially raised to work as farm dogs, but due to our inability to spend the proper training time with them, they have spent most of their time in a kennel with no attention. They need a more caring and attentive environment – they are very sweet and docile dogs and we feel they need better care than we can give them." Neither of these boys have messed in their kennel run, and they are prepped to get a nice bath and brush. We think it's best to split these two up as Oak gets jealous if River tries to take his human's attention. GRRAND has had them with some of our easy dogs with no issues.  These guys need to go to homes with secure above ground fenced yards as they are Guardian dogs, and their job is to patrol and protect and they do this best in a secure and safe space, also they have never been on leash before coming to GRRAND. Great Pyrs have some differences than Goldens, so you should do a bit of research on the breed before you apply.  More to come on these two, but if you are interested in fostering or adopting one of these handsome floofy boys, please fill out an app at GRRAND.org ##2681730##
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Jet

Golden Retriever

Male, 5 yrs 4 mos
Louisville, KY
Size
(when grown) Med. 26-60 lbs (12-27 kg)
Details
Good with dogs, House-trained, Spayed or Neutered,
Story
Jet is a 4.5 year old, 70ish lb, male Golden Retriever who came to GRRAND mid-March 2025. looking for a home where he is the only dog, no cats and no kids under the age of 16. His family has made the very hard decision to re-home Jet as his resource guarding is a concern with kids around for fear of the unknown. He displayed resource guarding behaviours and has been with a behaviorist since intake. We are now ready to provide more training for Jet once we have an experienced dog owner home willing to work with the trainer and Jet. However, he is able to safely participate in structured daycare settings and supervised dog meetups, provided no toys or high-value resources are present. Jett is a dog who requires clear structure, consistency, and informed handling. With proper management and adherence to protocol, he is capable of living a stable, safe, and fulfilled life in the appropriate home. Our trainer will work with you to aid in a successful transition into your home. Jet is house-trained, crate-trained and usually went to work daily with his person, so he was not left home alone much. We are told "He has had obedience training and he knows all the basic commands and a few fun ones. Jet resource guards toys and we have tried numerous training for the resource guarding, but have had no luck. He is really chill and happy, and likes to run in the yard and smell around." GRRAND is still learning about Jet, but if you would like to inquire about him, please fill out an app at GRRAND.org   ##2397614##
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Mandi #7340

Golden Retriever

Female, 1 yr 4 mos
Louisville, KY
Size
(when grown) Med. 26-60 lbs (12-27 kg)
Details
Good with dogs, House-trained, Shots are up-to-date,
Story
Mandi is a 1 year old, little bitty female Golden mix who is on the smaller side, (about 40 lbs) who was dumped with her BFF Chester on the side of the road. They were picked up by a concerned dog lover and they contacted GRRAND. We would love to adopt them as a pair as they are all they have had is eachother and they give eachother comfort.  They have happily moved to a foster home and they tell GRRAND:  "These two are settling into foster care and showing off their personalities more every day!  Mandi is a sweet, calm, independent girl who is house trained, great on a leash, and absolutely adorable. Her foster says she’s the kind of soft, cuddly dog little girls dream about. She enjoys exploring the yard, watching wildlife, and relaxing nearby. She’s also a clever little escape artist, so she’ll need a secure setup and someone committed to supervising outdoor time.  Chester is a loving, people-oriented boy who wants to please and is always checking in with his humans. He loves attention, enjoys toys and chew items, and is making progress in foster care. Chester would benefit from continued training and confidence-building, especially around new people and other dogs, as he can become reactive when nervous or overstimulated. Both dogs are continuing to decompress and learn routines in foster care, and they’re making progress every week. They would thrive with patient adopters, with a secure above ground fenced yard, who are willing to continue helping them build confidence and settle into home life." Our GRRAND volunteer says: "Mandi always has a "grin" on her happy face and is a sweet little good busy body. She loves to sniff, walk, and play...but she won't jump up on you and let's you study her from a distance but will then come up to you for snuggles. And Chester is a very handsome, small golden mix. Chester is a little hesitant upon meeting new people but he warms up quickly. Chester loves to walk, run, and sniff outdoors." They are crate-trained and potty-trained and we are told they get along with other dogs, and are great calm, sweet dogs together so if you would like to meet them, please fill out an app at GRRAND.org ##2622388##
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Dixie

Great Pyrenees

Female, 4 yrs 1 mo
Louisville, KY
Size
(when grown) Large 61-100 lbs (28-45 kg)
Details
Good with dogs, House-trained, Shots are up-to-date,
Story
Dolly is a 3yr female Great Pyrenees mix at about 85lbs and Dixie (Dolly's daughter) is a 2yr female Great Pyrenees mix at about 56lbs and these girls are looking for their new forever family. They are being surrendered to GRRAND as their people can not financially afford the girls, and sadly feel  it is best for them to go to a home where they will get all of the care they need.  They are house-trained and have full roam of the house when left alone and they also get along with other dogs. These girls will need a home with a fenced in yard as their Great Pyrenees instincts to protect and patrol are done best in the confines of a secure and safe fenced in yard. These girls have been together since Dixie was born and they are BFF's, so need to stay together. We are told: " Dolly and her daughter Dixie are both sweethearts. Dolly is a mother by nature and wants to lick up and take care of all dogs that come into the house. Her favorite place to be is outside, whereas Dixie loves to be inside. They are both people and dog friendly and I have had a cat and they both were okay with the cat. Dolly has longer hair and has more pyrenees, whereas her daughter Dixie has shorter hair and looks more like a lab."   As we learn more we will update, but if you would like to inquire about Dolly and Dixie, please fill out an app at GRRAND.org ##2041630##

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Kentucky Humane Society - East Campus

1000 Lyndon Lane, Louisville, KY 40222

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Beagle Freedom Project - KY

Louisville, KY 40205

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Hand-In-Paw Rescue, Inc

225 S Hite Avenue, Louisville, KY 40206

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Golden Retriever Rescue and Adoption of Needy Dogs

PO Box 6132, Louisville, KY 40206

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No Kill Louisville

PO Box 6655, Louisville, KY 40206

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Bluegrass Doberman Rescue

Louisville, KY 40206

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NBRAN Kentucky

Prospect, KY 40059

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The Arrow Fund

PO Box 1127, Prospect, KY 40059

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