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Great Pyrenees puppies and dogs in Wilmington, North Carolina

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A523156

Great Pyrenees

Male, 2 yrs
Wilmington, NC
Size
(when grown) Med. 26-60 lbs (12-27 kg)
Details
Spayed or Neutered,
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Chief

Great Pyrenees

Male, 3 yrs
Wilmington, NC
Size
(when grown) Large 61-100 lbs (28-45 kg)
Details
Good with kids, Good with dogs, House-trained, Spayed or Neutered, Shots are up-to-date,
Story
⚓️ CHIEF IS READY TO TAKE COMMAND OF YOUR COUCH. Chief is 3 years old and 86 lbs (and needs to gain a little weight). This Great Pyrenees gentleman is calm, easygoing, and looking for a life as someone’s companion. ‼️ Great Pyrenees or similar livestock guardian breed experience REQUIRED. Chief will NOT be adopted as a working dog. 🏡 A yard is NOT required! Chief is great in the house and could do well in an apartment with daily walks. Applicants with a yard must have a secure 6-foot or higher fence. Like many Pyrs, he may go introduce himself to the neighbors if given the opportunity, so he should not be left outside unattended. ⚓️ Chief’s Crew Report 🏠 Fully house trained and a gentleman indoors. His energy is about a 2/10—he enjoys a daily walk but is naturally very chill at home. 👧 Great with kids—calm, patient, and tolerant. 🦮 Excellent on leash and awesome in public spaces. Chief loves every human he meets, happily greets strangers, and loves being out and about with his people. 🚗 Fantastic car rider! He LOVES errands, outings, and anything that means getting in the car with you. 🩺 A total rockstar at both the vet AND the groomer. 🐕 Dog friendly, but more of a peaceful coexistence guy than a playmate. He’s fine with other dogs but would also be happy as your one-and-only. 🐱 Cats are unknown. He generally doesn’t care much about other animals, although squirrels definitely get his attention. ❤️ Chief is motivated by affection more than food or toys. He would happily accept head scratches for 30 minutes straight. 🛋️ He currently sleeps on the couch and loves being near his people. 🧠 Knows sit and come here. In true Pyr fashion, that may be about all he plans on giving us. Chief does best with rugs or carpet on slick floors to give his big body good traction and protect his joints. Chief may be a big dog, but think of him as a companion dog in a giant fluffy body. He wants to walk the loop, ride in the car, join you on adventures, meet new friends, and come home to relax nearby. ⚓️ If your idea of a perfect First Mate is 86 pounds of fluff, good manners, car rides, and unconditional friendship, Chief might just be your guy.
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Winnie

Anatolian Shepherd Great Pyrenees

Female, 3 yrs
Wilmington, NC
Size
(when grown) Large 61-100 lbs (28-45 kg)
Details
Good with kids, Good with dogs, Not good with cats, House-trained, Spayed or Neutered, Shots are up-to-date,
Story
⚓️ WINNIE IS READY TO WIN YOUR HEART Winnie is 2.5–3 years old, 78 lbs, and quite simply a very happy gal. She loves people, enjoys getting out and about, and has settled into foster life like she was made for the good life. 🐱 Winnie needs a cat-free home. She is dog friendly and enjoys some playtime with her foster brother, but she doesn’t need another dog to be happy and would also do great as your one-and-only. Winnie is a lower-energy girl, around a 3/10, with a nice balance of enjoying the outdoors and appreciating a good couch. She loves going for walks or spending time exploring the yard, then is perfectly content to come inside and relax. She could happily live in a house OR an apartment with appropriate outside exploring time. 🐾 More about Winnie: • Excellent in her crate • Has been great with house training • No separation anxiety • Great on leash, although spotting a squirrel may result in a little extra enthusiasm • Would do well with kids 5+ with respectful dog manners • A rockstar at the vet • Rides well in the car and is getting more comfortable getting in — she may need a little boost at first • Knows “sit” and is VERY food motivated • Thunder and the vacuum are not on her list of favorite things • Hasn’t shown much interest in toys yet, but enjoys a little chase with her foster brother • Sleeps on the couch at night like an absolute angel • When she’s really excited, she hops And if you take Winnie out in public, prepare to watch her work a room. Man or woman, young or old, she’ll make eye contact, start wagging her tail, and wait hopefully to see if a new hello is coming her way. She genuinely seems delighted to meet people. Winnie is just an easygoing, sweet, happy dog who wants to be included in life. A walk, some time outside, a trip around town, or an evening snoozing on the couch all sound pretty great to her. If you’re looking for a big, happy girl who is always ready to make a new friend, Winnie is waiting. ⚓️ Apply to adopt Winnie at firstmaterescue.com

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These Great Pyrenees are available for adoption close to Wilmington, North Carolina.
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A523156

Great Pyrenees

Male, 2 yrs
Wilmington, NC
Size
(when grown) Med. 26-60 lbs (12-27 kg)
Details
Spayed or Neutered,
Story
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Chief

Great Pyrenees

Male, 3 yrs
Wilmington, NC
Size
(when grown) Large 61-100 lbs (28-45 kg)
Details
Good with kids, Good with dogs, House-trained, Spayed or Neutered, Shots are up-to-date,
Story
⚓️ CHIEF IS READY TO TAKE COMMAND OF YOUR COUCH. Chief is 3 years old and 86 lbs (and needs to gain a little weight). This Great Pyrenees gentleman is calm, easygoing, and looking for a life as someone’s companion. ‼️ Great Pyrenees or similar livestock guardian breed experience REQUIRED. Chief will NOT be adopted as a working dog. 🏡 A yard is NOT required! Chief is great in the house and could do well in an apartment with daily walks. Applicants with a yard must have a secure 6-foot or higher fence. Like many Pyrs, he may go introduce himself to the neighbors if given the opportunity, so he should not be left outside unattended. ⚓️ Chief’s Crew Report 🏠 Fully house trained and a gentleman indoors. His energy is about a 2/10—he enjoys a daily walk but is naturally very chill at home. 👧 Great with kids—calm, patient, and tolerant. 🦮 Excellent on leash and awesome in public spaces. Chief loves every human he meets, happily greets strangers, and loves being out and about with his people. 🚗 Fantastic car rider! He LOVES errands, outings, and anything that means getting in the car with you. 🩺 A total rockstar at both the vet AND the groomer. 🐕 Dog friendly, but more of a peaceful coexistence guy than a playmate. He’s fine with other dogs but would also be happy as your one-and-only. 🐱 Cats are unknown. He generally doesn’t care much about other animals, although squirrels definitely get his attention. ❤️ Chief is motivated by affection more than food or toys. He would happily accept head scratches for 30 minutes straight. 🛋️ He currently sleeps on the couch and loves being near his people. 🧠 Knows sit and come here. In true Pyr fashion, that may be about all he plans on giving us. Chief does best with rugs or carpet on slick floors to give his big body good traction and protect his joints. Chief may be a big dog, but think of him as a companion dog in a giant fluffy body. He wants to walk the loop, ride in the car, join you on adventures, meet new friends, and come home to relax nearby. ⚓️ If your idea of a perfect First Mate is 86 pounds of fluff, good manners, car rides, and unconditional friendship, Chief might just be your guy.
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Pauly

Great Pyrenees

Male, 4 mos
Beulaville, NC
Size
(when grown) -
Details
Good with dogs, Spayed or Neutered,
Story
Pauly is a sweet boy that loves doing everything with his foster sister! He is her shadow and has picked up a lot of training from being with her. Pauly is kennel trained, learning potty training, has been able to keep his kennel dry overnight. He absolutely adores all toys! He does love to run and play outside, including splashing around in his kiddie pool. Pauly prefers to stays close to where ever you are and would do great with a patient canine sibling. He has done well with the other dogs and cats he has met. About 8pm each evening my he will wind down and just plop next to you on the couch! Pauly is neutered, microchipped, and up to date on age appropriate vaccines.
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Noel

Great Pyrenees

Female, 1 yr 3 mos
Jacksonville, NC
Size
(when grown) -
Details
Good with kids, Good with dogs, Good with cats,
Story
Meet Noel, a radiant Great Pyrenees puppy with a heart far larger than her challenges. A true social butterfly, Noel is a friend to all—whether she’s greeting new humans with enthusiastic nudges, romping with fellow dogs, or peacefully coexisting with cats. While she’s still learning her manners and can be a bit "mouthy" in her excitement, her love for life is infectious. Noel’s journey has been a brave one; she is a rear-leg amputee following a previous injury, and with hip issues in her remaining back leg, she is currently mastering the use of her wheelchair to help her navigate the world with ease. Though her resilient spirit never wavers, Noel’s adopter must be prepared for her unique medical path, which includes long-term pain management and the potential for future surgeries. We are seeking a dedicated home to accept her as she is, including a spay delay contract to ensure she returns to us at two years old for her procedure. If you have the patience for her medical needs and the space for a pup who literally rolls through life with a smile, Noel is ready to show you the true meaning of courage and unconditional love.
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Winnie

Anatolian Shepherd Great Pyrenees

Female, 3 yrs
Wilmington, NC
Size
(when grown) Large 61-100 lbs (28-45 kg)
Details
Good with kids, Good with dogs, Not good with cats, House-trained, Spayed or Neutered, Shots are up-to-date,
Story
⚓️ WINNIE IS READY TO WIN YOUR HEART Winnie is 2.5–3 years old, 78 lbs, and quite simply a very happy gal. She loves people, enjoys getting out and about, and has settled into foster life like she was made for the good life. 🐱 Winnie needs a cat-free home. She is dog friendly and enjoys some playtime with her foster brother, but she doesn’t need another dog to be happy and would also do great as your one-and-only. Winnie is a lower-energy girl, around a 3/10, with a nice balance of enjoying the outdoors and appreciating a good couch. She loves going for walks or spending time exploring the yard, then is perfectly content to come inside and relax. She could happily live in a house OR an apartment with appropriate outside exploring time. 🐾 More about Winnie: • Excellent in her crate • Has been great with house training • No separation anxiety • Great on leash, although spotting a squirrel may result in a little extra enthusiasm • Would do well with kids 5+ with respectful dog manners • A rockstar at the vet • Rides well in the car and is getting more comfortable getting in — she may need a little boost at first • Knows “sit” and is VERY food motivated • Thunder and the vacuum are not on her list of favorite things • Hasn’t shown much interest in toys yet, but enjoys a little chase with her foster brother • Sleeps on the couch at night like an absolute angel • When she’s really excited, she hops And if you take Winnie out in public, prepare to watch her work a room. Man or woman, young or old, she’ll make eye contact, start wagging her tail, and wait hopefully to see if a new hello is coming her way. She genuinely seems delighted to meet people. Winnie is just an easygoing, sweet, happy dog who wants to be included in life. A walk, some time outside, a trip around town, or an evening snoozing on the couch all sound pretty great to her. If you’re looking for a big, happy girl who is always ready to make a new friend, Winnie is waiting. ⚓️ Apply to adopt Winnie at firstmaterescue.com

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Winnie

Anatolian Shepherd Great Pyrenees

Female, 3 yrs
Wilmington, NC
Size
(when grown) Large 61-100 lbs (28-45 kg)
Details
Good with kids, Good with dogs, Not good with cats, House-trained, Spayed or Neutered, Shots are up-to-date,
Story
⚓️ WINNIE IS READY TO WIN YOUR HEART Winnie is 2.5–3 years old, 78 lbs, and quite simply a very happy gal. She loves people, enjoys getting out and about, and has settled into foster life like she was made for the good life. 🐱 Winnie needs a cat-free home. She is dog friendly and enjoys some playtime with her foster brother, but she doesn’t need another dog to be happy and would also do great as your one-and-only. Winnie is a lower-energy girl, around a 3/10, with a nice balance of enjoying the outdoors and appreciating a good couch. She loves going for walks or spending time exploring the yard, then is perfectly content to come inside and relax. She could happily live in a house OR an apartment with appropriate outside exploring time. 🐾 More about Winnie: • Excellent in her crate • Has been great with house training • No separation anxiety • Great on leash, although spotting a squirrel may result in a little extra enthusiasm • Would do well with kids 5+ with respectful dog manners • A rockstar at the vet • Rides well in the car and is getting more comfortable getting in — she may need a little boost at first • Knows “sit” and is VERY food motivated • Thunder and the vacuum are not on her list of favorite things • Hasn’t shown much interest in toys yet, but enjoys a little chase with her foster brother • Sleeps on the couch at night like an absolute angel • When she’s really excited, she hops And if you take Winnie out in public, prepare to watch her work a room. Man or woman, young or old, she’ll make eye contact, start wagging her tail, and wait hopefully to see if a new hello is coming her way. She genuinely seems delighted to meet people. Winnie is just an easygoing, sweet, happy dog who wants to be included in life. A walk, some time outside, a trip around town, or an evening snoozing on the couch all sound pretty great to her. If you’re looking for a big, happy girl who is always ready to make a new friend, Winnie is waiting. ⚓️ Apply to adopt Winnie at firstmaterescue.com

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New Hanover Sheriff's Office Animal Services Unit

180 Division Drive, Wilmington, NC 28401

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First Mate Dog Rescue

Wilmington, NC 28411

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Wagon Tails Farm Rescue

PO Box 241, Beulaville, NC 28518

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Adoption First Animal Rescue

114 Enterprise Rd, Jacksonville, NC 28546

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