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Raydar's Story

German Shepherd Dog

Male, 2 yrs 4 mos
Tulsa, OK
Size
(when grown) Large 61-100 lbs (28-45 kg)
Details
Good with kids, Good with dogs, Not good with cats, Spayed or Neutered,
Story
Say hello to Raydar the One-Eared wonder! Raydar is officially our longest-term dog. We have had him for 95 days, and in that time this boy hasn't had much interest. As you can tell, this boy definitely isn't a Great Pyrenees. But he is a German Shepherd, and given that both breeds start with a G...we figured why not 😜 Great Pyrenees tend to be more independent and aloof. That definitely isn't the case with Raydar. This guy is a SOCIAL BUTTERFLY. So much so, that one day he snuck down to the park behind the foster's house and crashed a birthday party. I say crash, but he was probably the highlight of the party! He was over there eating cake, wearing party hats, and acting like he was on of the kids. He was definitely the star of the show and when his foster came to collect him he had no regrets. He just gave her a big ole lopsided grin! Raydar loves other dogs and he loves to play. When Raydar plays he can be a talker and sometimes he gets a bit loud so the other dog(s) in the home should love to play and not get offended by his noisy grumbles during play! Raydar is on the more energetic side in that he is always up for an adventure. Hikes, Walks, Public Outings, Trips to the Lake, and Road Trips...count him in! However, once his energy is out he is an expert napper and has no problem settling down once everyone else has too. Raydar has good house manners and is potty trained. He is familiar with a doggie door, but will definitely need a tall privacy fence. Otherwise, you might just be the ones to get the call that he crashed a birthday party 🤪Raydar does take his position as a loyal companion seriously, and part of that job is making sure that he keeps you safe. He will definitely alert you to people outside the home, loud noises, and suspicious activity. Raydar does only have one "normal" ear. The other is very small and never fully developed. While we believe it does affect his hearing some, it really does not limit him in any way. In fact, Raydar is one smart cookie and already knows several commands such as sit, stay, and down! Given how smart and receptive he is to training, I can only imagine all the fun things his new adopter could teach and do with him! If you have to be a responsible adult and say no to another dog, then be sure to spread the word about this boy! You never know which one of your friends might just fall in love! And BONUS, you get to meet him and puppy sit if your friend adopts him ;)
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Pickles

Great Pyrenees Labrador Retriever

Male, 6 mos
Tulsa, OK
Size
(when grown) Large 61-100 lbs (28-45 kg)
Details
Good with dogs, Good with cats, Spayed or Neutered,
Story
Ah...the puberty stage.... Pickles is a 5-month-old gangly goober that doesn't know if he is all legs, all ears, or all eyes. Along with being in his awkward teenage stage, he keeps changing before our eyes. We first thought he was a Great Pyrenees mix. Then, as he grew he started to look more Labrador Retriever. Then Hound. And now back to Labrador Retriever with Pyr somewhere in there if those giant double dews have anything to say about it. Maybe he is all three sprinkled with a bit of Chihuahua for good measure! It seems like every DNA test done as Chihuahua somewhere in the lineage so we might as well already mention it so you aren't surprised late on ;) While I joke, there is nothing "small" about this boy. He is growing FAST! He is already 30lbs and is way taller than her looks in photos. He is a leggy dog. At this rate, you might just see him strutting down the runway one day! As you can tell, Pickles doesn't have quite as much fur as our other resident polar bears. His coat type seems to be more Labbie. Now, before you adopt this boy thinking he won't shed....have you ever owned a Labrador Retriever? Sometimes I think they shed more than a Great Pyrenees...and that is saying something! Even worse, their hair is so fine it seems next to impossible to get it off your clothes. So, if you adopt this boy you better love having some fur glitter on your clothes or never wear black again so you can fool yourself into thinking that your clothes, blanket, pillow, and couch aren't THAT furry. Pickles has had one hell of a life prior to coming to us. First, he was found living under an abandoned house with his siblings. If that didn't suck enough, he ended up in the shelter and on deathrow. When we finally got them, they were emaciated and full of burrs that seemed to have found the most uncomfortable places to lodge themselves on these pups. We barely had time to clean them up before they all broke out with Parvo. Pickles was by far the sickest and we were quite concerned that we were going to lose him. Thankfully, Pickles is not only a survivor but he is a fighter and ended up kicking Parvo's ugly butt. Pickles does have some trust issues when meeting new people and understandably so. He almost died multiple times to due the neglect and abandonment of his first owner. He is going to make you earn his trust. He won't run up to you but rather watch you from a distance and try to figure you out. He is not going to smother you in kisses right off the bat, but instead wait until he knows that you are the one that is going to give him forever. Once you earn Pickles's trust, you just gained a very loyal friend. Pickles is on the calmer side for a puppy but still enjoys a wrestling session with the other dogs every now and then. He isn't crazy about toys, but he does like them from time to time. Pickles has more of a guardian personality and often likes to find himself a spot to watch over everything and keep an eye on things versus being in the middle of everything. He is on the more independent side, but when he does want attention and lovings...there is not a sweeter and more loving boy! Pickles has a certain regalness to him. I can see him in all his majestic glory on a hill looking over his kingdom. I can also him dutifully sleeping by his family's feet when they watch TV, and following the kids around as they run and play outside. I can see this boy smiling a mile wide when you call him and he realizes he gets to be part of the upcoming adventure!
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Kobie's Story

Cocker Spaniel

Male, 4 yrs 8 mos
Tulsa, OK
Size
(when grown) Med. 26-60 lbs (12-27 kg)
Details
Not good with kids, Good with dogs, Good with cats, Needs experienced adopter, Spayed or Neutered,
Story
To My Former Owner I still think about you sometimes. You brought me home when I was just a puppy and it didn't take us long to become best friends. You were going through a rough patch when you brought me home and I was exactly what you needed. I knew when you were sad, and was always there to lend a paw and comfort you. There was a time that I thought nothing would ever separate us. We were just that close. Sadly, life works in mysterious ways and it ended up taking us separate ways. The house you had dreamed of building for us was going to take much longer than we planned and being in that small apartment together just wasn't good for us. You could tell I missed having a yard to romp around and play in. I had always been a dog who isn't afraid to speak my mind, and our being in such a small space together was really starting to put a strain on our relationship. You decided to make the hard decision to surrender me. When I first met my foster mama, I was super happy and friendly. I was excited to make a new friend but then I saw you crying and tried comforting you. You gave me a kiss goodbye and ended up leaving. I knew we were going to say goodbye, but it wasn't until that exact moment when I watched you leave that I realized just how much it hurt. Some things are just not meant to be though, so I did my best to be strong for you and get to know my foster mom and my new life. Fast forward a few weeks later, and I am living the life! I get to sleep in bed with my foster mom, and am even being fostered in a home with other Cocker Spaniels! I have a big yard to run around and play in, but also cannot wait until I get to come back inside. I am getting lots of yummy treats and can often be found doing happy wiggle boy dance on the bed. You will always be in my heart, but I have to say that I am quite excited to see what the future holds for me. Word on the street has it that someone may fall in love with me and adopt me soon after reading my story! I am pretty excited about the possibility. Anyways, I just wanted to let you know that I am doing well and hope that you are as well. ------------------------------------------- To My Future Family: My name is Kobie and I am a 4.5-year-old male Cocker Spaniel. I am not a dog for everyone. I am not a big fan of discipline and am not afraid to tell you how I feel about it. I have been known to snap if I feel like I am being pushed too far. I am the kind of dog that values his freedom. I am not someone you can dress up, carry around, and "force" into situations. I like simply being. If you just let me do my thing and fall into a good routine, then we have absolutely no issues. I will be the biggest cuddle bug around. I will always be by your side. I will follow you everywhere, and that includes the bathroom. I will always be up for an adventure and a road trip. You just have to let me be a dog. As I am sure you have already put together, I am not a good candidate for a home that has kids. While I love people, I don't like being grabbed, poked, and jostled. I like calm and gentle pets. You know the kind where I climb on your chest and pass out and you gently pet me and give me those ear rubs that I love so much! I do great with other dogs. I have not engaged in any play with them, but do seem to enjoy their company. I am also being fostered around cats and while I tried giving chase at first...all but ignore them now. I am a pretty calm guy and spend most of my day napping. I have shown some interest in chewing on hooves, but otherwise haven't really played with any toys. I do have my silly moments where I roll all around the bed like a goober, become the happiest dog ever when you come home, and will pretty much do anything you ask for a treat. Most of the time, I can be found curled up at my foster mom's side while she works or is reading a book. I can stay like that for hours. I do have good house manners and am potty trained. My former owner kenneled me, but my foster mom lets me have free roam of the house and I do wonder. I am known to try and counter surf...so you will want to make sure all the food is cleared from the counter. I have also been known to go digging through the trash so that will need to be in a spot that I cannot get to. I think that about sums up everything that you should know about me. If you are interested in learning be sure to submit an application for me and then you will also get to review the evaluation form my foster mom filled out for me! I bet you can find some other details in there about me! --------------------------------------------- Application to adopt Kobie https://www.emailmeform.com/builder/form/hx000BP7nbQvjHX49Uur80FV3 Location: Tulsa, OK -Adopters must be able to pick up their new dog, with no exceptions. Adoption Fee: $250 Includes: DHLPP, Rabies, Bordetella, Fecal, Deworming, Heartworm Test, Micro-Chip, Neuter, and he will be current heartworm and flea/tick prevention. FROM HIS FOSTER MOM 🐾 ↓ Kobie is not a dog for everyone, but for the right family he is the most amazing boy. He and I started off to a rocky start. The first day I brought him home, he tried chasing the cats and I told him "No" and he turned around and started telling me exactly how he felt about it. His former owner wasn't kidding...this dude isn't a fan of the word no. He also is not a fan of being picked up and will tense up and sometimes try snapping if he feels like there is tension in the air. As time has gone on, I have realized that Kobie is very empathetic. He can feel what you are feeling which plays into how he reacts. Now that he knows the routine, and how things work we have not had an incident in several weeks. He also took correction well the few times he needed it, so I do believe a big thing for Kobie is trust. He needs to know you and feel safe with you. Kobie isn't a dog who would enjoy being coddled or always handled. Don't get me wrong this dog LOVES to cuddle and be with his people. But being picked up, prodded, or constantly messed with isn't his thing. Think of Kobie as a cat. He wants things on his terms. He wants to be the one to jump on the bed and curl up close to you. He wants to be the one to let himself outside versus you "making him". He wants to be the one who climbs in your lap for cuddles versus you picking him up. He just wants to be the independent dog that he is. I live a pretty simple life and routine-oriented life and Kobie has really settled in wonderfully. I don't believe he would be good with constant change. I think he really thrives on stability. Kobie has done great whenever I have had visitors over, but it is rare. Once again, I think if his new family constantly had traffic in and out of the home it would be too much for him. Kobie does have good house manners, and has done really well with free roam. Even when I am away at work. Kobie is not a dog who does well being in boarding though. Once again, I think it is because he has to keep being handled and told what to do, so his new family needs to plan accordingly should they need to go out of town. He would do best with an in-home sitter or staying with friends/family. Kobie is also the kind of dog that will probably need to be sedated for grooming and nail trims. So, his new family will need to be able to afford the additional sedation charges on top of his vet and grooming care. Kobie has his quirks, but for the right family...they really pale in comparison to how amazing and wonderful this boy. He is my constant sidekick, cracks me up when he rolls around like a goober on the bed, and is an amazing cuddler. If you are looking for a one-of-a-kind dog that has personality for days...you definitely won't ever find another like Kobie!
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Nash's Story

Great Pyrenees

Male, 2 yrs 2 mos
Tulsa, OK
Size
(when grown) Large 61-100 lbs (28-45 kg)
Details
Good with dogs, Good with cats, Spayed or Neutered,
Story
To My Former Owner Why? Why did you abandon me? Why did you not keep me on heartworm prevention? Why did you abandon me when I already only have one working eye? Why did you let me fend for myself? I thought you loved me? I thought we would be together forever, and instead, I have had quite a rough last few months thanks to your carelessness. I never wanted to be a stray. I never wanted to be homeless. I never wanted to be without you. You were everything I ever knew. I never imagined a life without you. I never imagined a life where I would go hungry. I never imagined trying to navigate the streets with only one eye. I never imagined trying to dodge cars. I never imagined being someone who had to beg for help. Even when I came upon people, most just ignored me. I lost everything I had ever known and had no idea how to live the life of a stray. It was a stroke of luck that a nice lady found me wandering around and ended up bringing me inside. It was so nice to get out of the heat and be inside. She was very kind and had a toddler that I adored. I thought that I had finally found a family again, but sadly it wasn't in the cards. The lady who found me was renting and was not allowed to keep me. She tried hard to find a place for me and ended up reaching out to PPFT. They agreed to take me in, and soon my life changed yet again. I have settled into my foster home nicely. A vet trip revealed that I am in fact blind in my right eye but thankfully it doesn't seem to be causing me any pain. It was also discovered that I was heartworm positive. So, that sucked. Not only did I have to face being abandoned but also the fact that you didn't protect me while I was with you. Now, I have to go through a very expensive and lengthy treatment. I just wish that I knew why. Why did you put me through all of this? Why did you welcome me to your family only to abandon me? Did you just decide that I didn't matter anymore? I thought family was forever not just "until." I want to be mad at you. I want to say you never mattered. I want to wish that I never met you...but that isn't me. I loved you, and I am hurt but while you might have not loved me as much as I did you...it was still real to me. We cannot change the past, and maybe that is a good thing. At least now, I am being treated for those nasty heartworms and I have a chance at finding my true forever family. And that brings me to why I wrote you this letter. Before I can focus on my future, I have to let go of my past. I have to let go of the hurt. I have to let go of the whys and hows. What is done is done, and I only hope that you will do better in the future..... ------------------------------------------- To My Future Family: My name is Nash and I am a 2-year-old, 79lb male Great Pyrenees mix. I am a very calm and quiet boy. I do get excited about walks and will sometimes do Zoomies when my foster mom gets back home from work because I am so excited that she came back! I will play/wrestle with my foster sibling a couple of times a day. The rest of the time I am just chilling. I am not really into toys, probably because I didn't grow up with them and don't really know what they are. I have not had the chance to play in any water, so am unsure if I am a water dog. I love being with my people, but do believe that I would be happiest with a more calm and quiet lifestyle. I would probably be fine with a few adventures outside the home every now and then, but overall I would consider myself to be a homebody. I do need help getting in the car but once in ride pretty well. I may drool a little though. I do enjoy going on walks, and would probably also love going hiking. I am calm and easygoing when meeting new people. I never jump or get crazy. I just stand for pets and love from my new friends. I am very friendly when meeting new dogs on our walks. My foster mom says that I am easy to control and that I keep calm. I am potty trained and can be trusted to free-roam the house. I am being fostered around other dogs and cats and do well with them. I also do well with children but think they should be older as fast movements do scare me. I think that about sums up everything that you should know about me. If you are interested in learning be sure to submit an application for me and then you will also get to review the evaluation form my foster mom filled out for me! I bet you can find some other details there about me! --------------------------------------------- Application to adopt Nash https://www.emailmeform.com/builder/form/hx000BP7nbQvjHX49Uur80FV3 Location: Edmond, OK -Adopters must be able to pick up their new dog, with no exceptions. Adoption Fee: $250 Includes: DHLPP, Rabies, Bordetella, Fecal, Deworming, Heartworm Test, Micro-Chip, Neuter, and he will be current heartworm and flea/tick prevention. FROM HIS FOSTER MOM 🐾 ↓ Nash is a sweet and gentle guy and goofy at times. When he moves he reminds me of a cross between a bunny rabbit and a Clydesdale. He’s light on his feet and so elegant when he moves. He came in as a stray and I think he’s had a pretty rough go of it so far in life. He shows tendencies of being abused - he’s a little nervous about new situations and sometimes he dips his head like he thinks he’s going to get hit. But mostly he is just eager to get his love and be part of the family. He sleeps by my bed on his dog bed - he’s not interested in being on my bed. He loves his walks and his time outside. He does have an issue with his right eye. The vet has told me that he’s blind in that eye - likely due to some trauma earlier in his life. It doesn’t bother him at all and I don’t really even notice it at all. He will likely need some lifelong eye drops (not very expensive) and annual checkups with the vet to “keep an eye on it”. Nash would be living his best life if he was in a home with a loving and relatively calm family. I am sure he would be fine as the only dog of the house, but he sure would be happier with a friend to hang out and play with. If there were kids in the house, it’d probably be best if they were on the older side. He does great with cats - he’s interested in them but doesn’t overwhelm them. He needs a yard to run around in but it doesn’t have to be huge. Just somewhere he can do some zoomies and roll around in the grass. It’s ok if his family works out of the house as he doesn’t get nervous or anxious when his people leave - but he does get really happy when they return home.
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Jupiter's Story

Husky

Female, 4 yrs 2 mos
Tulsa, OK
Size
(when grown) Large 61-100 lbs (28-45 kg)
Details
Good with kids, Good with dogs, Spayed or Neutered,
Story
Folks, I have a treat for you! If you have always wanted a Husky but couldn't handle their love for all that is crazy and chaotic, then let me introduce you to Jupiter! Jupiter is a 4-year-old female Husky. This girl has lived many lives. She has lived the life of a shelter dog. She has lived the life of a mom. And for the past few years, she has lived the life of a beloved pet. However, her owners living circumstances have changed and sadly Jupiter wasn't able to go with. Jupiter is the kind of girl that loves to have fun as much as she loves to chill. If you need a hiking buddy, check. If you need someone to go on an adventure with, check. If you need a walking buddy, check. If you need someone to take a day nap with, check. If you need someone to look at you adoringly, check. Jupiter is always up for anything, as long as you are doing it together! Jupiter is a friend to all dogs. She has moments where she likes to play and moments where she acts like they aren't even there. She is always on her best behavior when it comes to meeting new people. When you bring this girl out in public with you, get ready to be everyone's envy! And rightfully so, because you are going to have one of the most well-behaved dogs on the block. You can also strut your stuff on walks with Jupiter and not worry about her messing up your mojo by pulling like crazy or making you trip. In fact, she will be strutting herself right alongside you! Jupiter has excellent house manners. She knows that when she is outside it is time to have fun and party like there is tomorrow. And when she is inside, it is time to settle down and curl up with a good book or movie. She knows not to potty in the house, chew up your stuff, and bark at every little thing. I am sure you are waiting for the shoe to drop now, as no dog can be this perfect but in this case you will be waiting for a long time. Jupiter is the real deal and you do not want to miss out on her!
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Confetti

Great Pyrenees

Female, 4 mos
Tulsa, OK
Size
(when grown) Large 61-100 lbs (28-45 kg)
Details
Good with kids, Good with dogs, Good with cats, Spayed or Neutered,
Story
Ahhh...the gangly teenager stage and let me just say that Confetti is rocking it! Confetti is good with other dogs, cats, and kids. That should have just moved this girl to the very top of your list! Along with that, she is rather lazy. Sure, she likes to play in the kiddie pool and then go roll around in the mud. And sometimes to chew up toys and play with the other dogs but those happen in increments. Most of the time you can find this girl passed out somewhere in the house dreaming of her new family. Confetti would enjoy going places with her new family, but since she isn't what anyone would call active...expect to end up carrying her home if you walk too far. I swear, when these Pyrs decide they are done and do the "plop" all I can say to you is...GOOD LUCK! Confetti takes her academics seriously and is working on getting her masters in Potty Training 101, Do's&Dont's of Chewing, and being your best puppy self. She requests that her new family be able to take over her teachings. While she hasn't been a big chewer, if you think that means she won't ever get into things....go ahead and leave those shoes and remotes out...I am willing to bet they won't be in the same spot you left them ;) Now, don't you think you have been letting this girl wait long enough? It has been nine weeks...so stop trying to talk yourself out of it and welcome this fluffball home! 📍 Pickup Location: Skiatook, OK 📝 Apply at https://www.emailmeform.com/builder/form/hx000BP7nbQvjHX49Uur80FV3

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Yorkie Haven Rescue - OK

Jenks, OK 74037

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Oklahoma German Shepherd Rescue

PO Box 1292, Jenks, OK 74037

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Dalmatian Assistance League Inc.

P.O. Box 703022, Tulsa, OK 74170

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Pet Adoption League

PO Box 700934, Tulsa, OK 74170

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Pyr Paws and Fluffy Tails Rescue

Tulsa, OK 74137

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Partnering for Pets, Inc.

9521 Riverside Pkway, #333, Tulsa, OK 74137

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Everything Dog

Glenpool, OK 74033

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Glenpool Animal Control

14536 S. Elwood Ave, Glenpool, OK 74033

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CageFree K9 Rescue Tulsa

Tulsa, OK 74105

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ARF - City Vet

3550 S Peoria Ave, 3550 S Peoria Ave, Tulsa, OK 74105

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