Australian Shepherd puppies and dogs in Tulsa, Oklahoma

Bio: Drake is a gorgeous 4.5 year old blue merle australian shepherd, fully vaccinated and recently neutered. He has two beautiful blue eyes! Drake is good with dogs and cats! Drake is special needs, in that he has anxiety, irritable bowel disease, and hip displasia. He came from an abuse/neglect situation and is weary of strangers. Drake is absolutely wonderful in the right setting. He loves other dogs and cats and very friendly to people he trusts. He takes ample time to warm up to new people. He is nervous in new settings. He doesn't like to be left alone and prefers routines. He tends to slobber when nervous, and does shed. His favorite past time is playing with his foster sister dog! He will be a velcro dog to the person he loves!

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Meet Your New Best Friend! Jayce is a 3-year-old Brittnay Mix who is looking for his forever home. While he might be a little shy when you first meet him, give him a moment to come out of his shell, and you'll find a funny, bouncy, and deeply loving companion. Jayce is a "paws-on" kind of dog! He is famous for his hugs and will spend his time trying to wrap his paws around you if he isn't already trying to curl up in your lap. He is the perfect blend of a lounge partner and a playmate. Because of his cautious temperament, Jayce has some specific needs to help him feel safe and successful: No Other Dogs: He prefers being the "only child" and can be reactive toward strange dogs. Quiet Environment: He would not enjoy the high-stress environment of a dog park. Patient Humans: He needs an owner who understands he needs to approach new things at his own pace. No Strangers (at first): He can be vocal with people he doesn't know, but his loyalty to his inner circle is unmatched. If you have the patience to let him blossom, you will be rewarded with a level of love and loyalty that only a dog like Jayce can give. He is ready to be your most devoted friend. Jayce's adoption fee is $325 to offset the cost of vetting and help other rescues in need. He is currently located in Georgia and can be transported up to 1400 miles via our Canine Railroad. For more information, please contact NBRAN Virginia coordinator Leslie Trenta​ .  leslie@leslietrentadesigns.com      August 1, 2026, 9:53 am

📖 The Official Handbook to Reason 📍 Pickup Location: Broken Arrow, Oklahoma Adopters will need to come pick up their new furry family member themselves. 📝 Apply here: https://www.pyrpawsandfluffytailsrescue.com/adoption-app Every great duo has its personalities. Batman had Robin. Peanut butter has jelly. Rhyme has... absolutely no concept of personal space. And then there's Reason—the puppy who somehow ended up living up to her name. Now don't let the name fool you. She's still a puppy, which means common sense occasionally takes a coffee break. But compared to her sister Rhyme, Reason seems to have inherited a little more of the Great Pyrenees' "I'm going to sit back and evaluate this situation" mentality. Reason absolutely enjoys being held and snuggled, but she's also got a healthy dose of Great Pyrenees independence sprinkled into her tiny fluffy body. She'll happily soak up the affection, then when playtime starts, those Mini American Shepherd genes clock in for their shift. Reason transforms into a tiny wrestling champion, launching surprise pounces, sneak attacks, and full-contact puppy tackles against unsuspecting Rhyme. The moment that perfectly summed up these two? The vacuum made its grand entrance. Rhyme's internal dialogue was something along the lines of, "Mother, save me. I have seen the end times." Meanwhile, Reason calmly stayed on her bed, watched the whole situation unfold, evaluated the evidence, and essentially decided, "Interesting... let's see where this goes." It's funny how two sisters with the exact same parents can end up with such different approaches to life. Rhyme wants to be the center of everyone's universe. Reason is content being the quiet little observer who sizes up the room before joining the party. And honestly? It suits her perfectly. Now that we've established that Reason is the sensible one in this operation, let's move on to the official statistics. Reason is a 6-week-old, 5-pound female Great Pyrenees/Mini American Shepherd mix. Yes...five pounds. We know. We had to double-check too because we're usually introducing puppies that arrive looking like someone accidentally shrunk a polar bear in the wash. At the moment, it seems the Mini American Shepherd genes are proudly waving their victory flag. The theory says she'll probably mature somewhere around the 40-pound range. Experience, however, has entered the chat. See, Great Pyrenees have an uncanny ability to lull everyone into a false sense of security. One day they're a tiny fluffball you can carry with one arm, and the next they're casually using your coffee table as a chin rest. We've been fooled before. Many, many times. So while she may stay around 40 pounds, we also wouldn't be remotely surprised if she woke up one morning and announced she intended to become a 70+ pound cloud with legs. Genetics are funny like that. She and her sister, Rhyme, arrived in rescue when they were only a few weeks old after being born into a litter of twelve. Their mama simply wasn't able to keep up with so many hungry mouths, and heartbreakingly, most of the litter didn't survive. Wanting to give the remaining puppies every possible chance, their owner desperately searched for someone who could bottle-feed the last few little fighters. Thankfully, one of our incredible foster families answered that call. Thanks to countless late-night feedings, tiny puppy bottles, sleepless nights, and more laundry than any human should reasonably have to do, these little survivors grew stronger every single day. As far as Reason's concerned, everyone is already her friend. Other dogs? Fantastic. Future wrestling partners. Future zoomie participants. Future recipients of an unsolicited play bow followed by a dramatic pounce. She approaches life with the confidence of someone who's never had a bad interaction and fully intends to keep that streak alive. Cats, however, remain one of life's great unanswered mysteries. She hasn't had the opportunity to meet any yet. And then there are kids. Reason is absolutely smitten with them. Tiny humans? Best invention ever. She happily soaks up their attention, enjoys being loved on, and is more than willing to make herself available for important responsibilities like backyard adventures, cuddle sessions, and listening intently to stories that only make sense to a six-year-old. She seems to understand that kids are just oversized puppies with snacks, and frankly, that's a pretty solid life philosophy. If you're looking for a puppy whose life motto is "GO! GO! GO!", Reason would politely like you to know that she believes in making informed decisions before expending unnecessary energy. Right now, we'd put her somewhere around a 5...maybe a 6 on the puppy energy scale. Honestly, it's up for debate. She's still just a baby, so most of her day consists of eating, napping, growing, and briefly transforming into a tiny land shark before immediately needing another nap. As she gets older, those random bursts of lets do something together are probably going to become a little more frequent. But for now? She's perfectly content balancing short play sessions with a healthy appreciation for beauty sleep. Which brings us back to one of our favorite things about Reason—she actually...well...uses reason. She loves to be held just like Rhyme does, but she isn't quite as determined to become a permanent fashion accessory. She enjoys affection, happily accepts cuddles, and then goes about her important puppy business without requiring constant reassurance that she's still the center of the universe. Reason likes to watch first and react second, which is honestly a very Pyr thing to do. She quietly studies what's happening around her, gathers the evidence, and then decides whether something deserves her attention. She's thoughtful without being timid, playful without being chaotic, and independent without forgetting that people are excellent sources of cuddles. Honestly, it's a pretty fantastic combination. Now, before you start picturing life with your adorable little philosopher, we should probably cover the fine print. Reason is still a baby. Like...a tiny baby. That means she did not arrive preloaded with software updates such as Housebreaking 2.0, Perfect Leash Manners, Recall, or "Please Don't Chew the Remote." Those features require installation by her future family. Potty training? That's your department. Right now she understands that she has to go when she has to go. The concept of where she'd like to be informed about later. Training should start the moment she gets home—not because she's being naughty, but because puppies are basically tiny sponges with questionable decision-making skills. The earlier you teach things like her name, sit, come, polite greetings, and that human fingers are not chew toys, the easier life becomes for everyone involved. Socialization is another item high on the handbook's checklist. That doesn't mean taking her to every dog park within a 50-mile radius. It means safely introducing her to new people, friendly vaccinated dogs, different sights, sounds, surfaces, car rides, vacuum cleaners, umbrellas, hats, wheelchairs, bicycles, and all the wonderfully weird things that exist in the human world. Every positive experience now helps build a confident adult dog later. And finally...Puppy-proof your house. No, seriously. Get down on your hands and knees and look around from three inches off the floor. See that phone charger? That's apparently a gourmet spaghetti noodle. Shoes? Collectible chew toys. Socks? Delicious. Houseplants? Forbidden salad. The TV remote? A challenge accepted. Raise her with consistency, patience, plenty of laughs, and realistic expectations, and you'll be rewarded with an incredibly well-rounded companion. After all, the goal isn't to bring home the perfect puppy. It's to help this wonderful little fluffball grow into the amazing dog she's already showing you she can become. So...if you're thinking, "Yep. That's my puppy," here's what happens next. Don't email us saying, "Is she available?" Don't send us seventeen heart emojis followed by "I wish!" And please don't attempt to manifest her into your living room using positive thoughts alone. Instead, fill out an adoption application. Why? Because that's how we get your information over to Reason's foster family—the people who have been surviving sleepless nights, bottle feedings, tiny puppy teeth, and puppy shenanigans so they know who's hoping to become her forever family. They know her best, and they help us find the perfect match. If you're chosen, you'll need to come pick up this tiny bundle of logic (and occasional chaos) in Broken Arrow, Oklahoma. Nope, she doesn't come with free Prime shipping, overnight delivery, or teleportation. We checked. Apparently Amazon hasn't expanded into puppy logistics yet.

The Unofficial Posh Spice Handbook 📍 Pickup Location: Tulsa, Oklahoma Adopters will need to come pick up their new furry family member themselves. 📝 Apply here: https://www.pyrpawsandfluffytailsrescue.com/adoption-app If this handbook has found its way into your hands, congratulations. You've been selected to learn the ancient art of being absolutely adorable while pretending it's no big deal. Posh has already mastered the first rule of fabulous living: always look delighted to be wherever you are. Whether she's exploring something new, greeting her people, or just existing in all her fluffy glory, she approaches life with the kind of cheerful confidence most of us wish we had before our first cup of coffee. She seems genuinely thrilled to be part of the action, always wearing that "today is going to be amazing" expression. It's difficult to have a bad day when a puppy is looking at you like you've personally invented happiness. Unlike her namesake, who was famous for looking like smiling was beneath her pay grade, this little Posh clearly didn't get that memo. She's happy, affectionate, curious, and seems convinced that every new experience is another opportunity to have the absolute best day ever. Every good handbook has a chapter on how we got here. At just 3 months old and already tipping the scales at 24 pounds, Posh Spice is a Great Pyrenees/Australian Shepherd mix, which means she was basically created by Mother Nature to be equal parts fluffy security system and enthusiastic life coach. She and her siblings found themselves needing a fresh start after their owner was no longer able to keep them. When it comes to other dogs, she seems to have skipped the awkward introductions entirely and gone straight to, "Wonderful, we're friends now." She blended into her foster home like she'd always lived there and happily joins the resident dogs for a good game of chase whenever the invitation is extended. She's not the self-appointed fun police, nor is she the one constantly stirring up chaos. She simply reads the room, joins the festivities, and has an excellent time doing it. As for cats, that chapter remains unwritten. Her foster home doesn't have any, so she'll have to keep everyone in suspense on that particular review. Kids also remain a mystery guest appearance for now since she hasn't had the opportunity to meet any. Given her easygoing personality, she's certainly off to a promising start, but every introduction should be made thoughtfully, just as it should with any puppy. Meeting new people, however? Posh treats strangers like they're simply friends who forgot to introduce themselves sooner. She settled in with her foster almost immediately and even handled her trip to the veterinarian's office like she'd done it a hundred times before. No dramatic performances. No "you'll all regret this betrayal" speeches. Just another outing with new people to charm—which, unsurprisingly, she accomplished with very little effort. If you're expecting Posh to spend every waking moment bouncing off the walls because she's a puppy, she'd like to politely remind you that true sophistication is all about balance. On the official Posh Energy Scale, she lands around a solid 7 out of 10. Translation? She absolutely enjoys playing, especially with her dog friends and her toys, but she's also perfectly content to call it a day once the fun is over. After all, beauty sleep is an important part of maintaining this level of fluff. At the moment, she's made an executive decision that the summer heat is completely beneath her. Rather than pretending she's training for an ultramarathon, she'd much rather stay inside where the air conditioning exists, play for a while, then locate her favorite chair and stretch out underneath it for a well-earned nap. Honestly, it's hard to argue with her logic. When playtime rolls around, Posh is happy to splash in the water, happily entertains herself with toys, and has a charming relationship with fetch. If you throw a ball, she'll at least acknowledge your effort with a thoughtful glance, as if she's evaluating whether this was truly the best use of everyone's time. Sometimes she'll join in. Sometimes she'll simply appreciate the athleticism from afar. Either way, she manages to make doing the bare minimum look incredibly classy. As we near the final chapters of The Unofficial Posh Spice Handbook, it's time to review the fine print. Don't worry—it's considerably more entertaining than the terms and conditions on your phone. First, Posh has officially voted in favor of a securely fenced yard. Could she eventually learn to enjoy regular leash walks? Absolutely. But at this stage of life, having a safe place to stretch those growing Great Pyrenees and Australian Shepherd legs, zoom around, and conduct important neighborhood squirrel surveillance would make her very happy. When it comes to training, Posh is essentially a blank notebook with really cute ears. The good news is that Australian Shepherds and Great Pyrenees are both intelligent breeds, so she's arriving with plenty of potential and absolutely zero opinions about your preferred training style... at least for now. House training is also still a work in progress. Posh spent the beginning of her life outdoors with her siblings, so living inside comes with a whole new set of rules. She's learning that houses apparently have very specific opinions about where bathrooms belong. She's also adjusting wonderfully to crate life. So, if you've been searching for a puppy who's friendly, easygoing, playful, surprisingly calm for her age, and just happens to be the largest member of the Singing Trio, Posh may already be waiting for her encore. She has the fluff, the charm, and the personality. All she's missing now is the family she'll happily call her own. Now, here's the part where you have to do a little work. Posh has already handled the difficult tasks like being irresistibly adorable, charming her foster family, and perfecting her "I'm just a baby" face. The least you can do is fill out an adoption application. Once you do, we'll send it off to her foster family for review. Assuming you pass their extremely rigorous screening process (they're mostly looking for people who understand that puppies occasionally make questionable life choices), you'll be one step closer to having your very own fluffy fashion icon. One tiny detail: you'll need to come pick Her Royal Fluffiness up in Tulsa, Oklahoma. No, she won't be hopping on an Uber. She doesn't fly commercial. She refuses to drive herself because, quite frankly, she's still working on this whole "license" thing. If you want all 24 pounds of this fabulousness, you'll have to make the trip. So stop pretending you're "just looking." We both know you've already pictured where her dog bed is going.

📖 Ginger Spice's Official Handbook to Life 📍 Pickup Location: Tulsa, Oklahoma Adopters will need to come pick up their new furry family member themselves. 📝 Apply here: https://www.pyrpawsandfluffytailsrescue.com/adoption-app Contrary to popular belief, being named Ginger Spice does not automatically require glitter platforms, Union Jack dresses, or dramatically announcing "Girl Power!" every time you enter a room. (Although she hasn't ruled any of those things out yet.) Her personality is wonderfully sweet, easygoing, and refreshingly drama-free. She's the kind of puppy who can happily hang out with you, romp around with her playmates, and remind everyone that sometimes the best way to stand out is by simply being yourself. Turns out, not every Spice Girl has to be the loud one...some of them just quietly steal everyone's hearts instead. Now, don't let her calmer personality fool you though. When her sisters or the resident dogs kick off a wrestling match worthy of pay-per-view, Ginger happily joins the fun. She absolutely knows how to play and have a great time. Ginger and her siblings found themselves looking for a new beginning when their owner could no longer keep them. Ginger is a three-month-old, 21-pound Great Pyrenees/Australian Shepherd mix with just the right recipe of fluffy charm, gentle sweetness, and enough puppy curiosity to keep life entertaining. She may not be belting out chart-topping hits or demanding her own dressing room, but she's already mastered the art of winning people over simply by existing. Now, every pop star needs a supporting cast, and Ginger seems to have missed the memo that celebrity feuds are supposed to be mandatory. She's a card-carrying member of the "Can't We All Just Get Along?" club and genuinely enjoys spending time with other dogs. Whether it's a competitive game of tug-of-war, wandering the yard together in search of the World's Most Important Stick, or squeaking toys with enough enthusiasm to make you question your life choices, Ginger is simply happy to have a buddy to share the fun with. She's not trying to be the boss of the band—she's perfectly content being a great teammate. As for cats...your guess is honestly as good as ours. Her foster home doesn't have any feline critics available to review her performance. The kid committee also hasn't had the opportunity to evaluate her, but what we can tell you is that Ginger has shown absolutely zero interest in solving problems with her teeth. She's a sweet, gentle little lady who hasn't shown any "land shark" tendencies beyond the standard puppy belief that toys, sticks, and the occasional leaf are obviously fair game. When it comes to meeting new people, Ginger seems to subscribe to the philosophy that making a good first impression is generally a wise career move. She handled her veterinary visit like a seasoned professional, happily accepting new faces without acting like the world was ending. Outside of that, her social calendar has been pretty exclusive, so she hasn't had the chance to meet a huge crowd yet. But so far, she's proving that fame hasn't gone to her fluffy little head. If you're picturing Ginger as the puppy equivalent of someone who drinks espresso by the gallon and bounces off the walls until midnight...allow us to adjust your expectations. Ginger has a very respectable 7 out of 10 on the puppy energy scale, which translates to, "Absolutely down for a good time...but also fully appreciates the importance of quality couch breaks." She'll happily play with her sisters, chase after toys, splash around in the water, or participate in an enthusiastic game of fetch. Once she's satisfied that the fun has been properly fun, she's more than happy to settle back in and recharge those tiny puppy batteries. Speaking of adventures, Ginger currently identifies as a proud homebody. After just a couple of weeks in foster care, she's already memorized the floor plan, located every toy in the house (clearly the highest priority), and decided this whole "living indoors with snacks and air conditioning" thing is actually a pretty fantastic arrangement. She's not exactly campaigning to backpack across Europe just yet. Transportation-wise, she's still operating under the "I have tiny legs and physics are hard" phase of puppyhood, so she'll need a little boost getting into the car. Once she's inside, though, she rides like she's done it her whole life, taking new experiences in stride instead of filing formal complaints with management. One of Ginger's greatest talents is simply...being delightfully uncomplicated. Food? Share away. Toys? Awesome. Other dogs? Let's play. Water? Count her in. Fetch? Absolutely. Strange household noises? Hardly worth interrupting her day. Vacuums, thunderstorms, mysterious bumps in the night, or the occasional surprise puppy toot don't seem to send her into an Oscar-worthy performance. She's refreshingly drama-free. In the end, Ginger has found the perfect balance. She's playful without being exhausting, calm without being boring, adventurous enough to enjoy whatever you're doing, and content enough to simply enjoy being with her people. As Ginger's management team, we'd also like to address the question everyone eventually asks: "So...what kind of venue does this superstar require?" While Ginger could likely adjust to different living situations as she grows, she'd be absolutely thrilled to have a securely fenced yard where she can conduct her very important daily patrols, zoom around at full puppy speed, and continue her ongoing research project titled "Could This Stick Possibly Be Better Than the Last One?" Early findings suggest the answer is always yes. Now, before you ask if she's graduated from Puppy University...let's just say enrollment paperwork has been submitted, but classes are still in session. Formal commands? Not yet. Potty training? It's a work in progress. She's making the effort, but occasionally her little puppy brain gets distracted by things like butterflies, blades of grass, or remembering she was on her way to sniff something incredibly important five seconds ago. It's all perfectly normal, and she'll continue improving with consistency, patience, and a healthy supply of treats. (The treats are non-negotiable. Ginger insisted we include that.) One delightful little plot twist? Ginger absolutely adores bath time. While many puppies react to water as though you've personally betrayed them, Ginger treats a warm rinse like she's enjoying a luxury spa appointment. The best part about Ginger, though, is that she doesn't spend her days plotting world domination or inventing new ways to keep her foster family on their toes. She's simply a kind, easygoing puppy who enjoys playing, exploring, cuddling, and being part of the family. She's proof that sometimes the biggest stars don't need a lot of drama—they just need a loving home, a comfy couch, and a fenced yard full of sticks waiting to be thoroughly investigated. Now, if you've made it this far and are sitting there thinking, "Well...I suppose I could use a little more Girl Power in my life," congratulations. Step one is admitting you have a Ginger Spice-shaped hole in your heart. Step two is filling out an adoption application. Not a Facebook comment. Not a reaction. Not manifesting really, really hard. Once you submit it, we'll send it over to Ginger's foster family, who knows her best and gets the final say on which home will be lucky enough to become her forever stage. We match based on the best fit, not who can type "MINE!" the fastest in the comments. (This isn't a Black Friday sale on televisions.) If you're selected, you'll need to come pick up this pint-sized pop icon in Tulsa, Oklahoma. We don't ship Spice Girls through the mail, launch them via Amazon Prime, or wrap them in bubble wrap and hope for the best.

Bio: Drake is a gorgeous 4.5 year old blue merle australian shepherd, fully vaccinated and recently neutered. He has two beautiful blue eyes! Drake is good with dogs and cats! Drake is special needs, in that he has anxiety, irritable bowel disease, and hip displasia. He came from an abuse/neglect situation and is weary of strangers. Drake is absolutely wonderful in the right setting. He loves other dogs and cats and very friendly to people he trusts. He takes ample time to warm up to new people. He is nervous in new settings. He doesn't like to be left alone and prefers routines. He tends to slobber when nervous, and does shed. His favorite past time is playing with his foster sister dog! He will be a velcro dog to the person he loves!

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We have a friend of our family, whose dogs unexpectedly had puppies, and we’re having a very hard time finding homes for them. We took in one of the females, but we are not home enough to give her the time she needs to run and play. She is a miniature Australian Shepherd and just has a lot of energy and needs to be outside much more than we are able. When we are able to get outside with her, she stays right next to us and will not run away, so she would be amazing on a small farm! I wish I could spend the time to train her because she’s extremely smart and has the potential to be a great dog, we just do not have the time to do it. It breaks my heart, but she needs a better home than what we can give her. The ideal adopter would have land or a farm she can run around on!

Our family got Daisy from the Tulsa animal Shelter in March of 2026. They told us she was 1 or two years old and is an Australian Shepherd. Daisy has never had an accident in our home. She is excellent on and off leash. She listens to my commands like come, stay, sit, roll over, paw. She would do well with someone who can give her a lot of cuddles and walks or with someone who has another dog for her play with. I work out of the home a couple of days a week and have three small children and don’t have the capacity to give her as much attention as she needs and deserves. She is great with other dogs and loves our 2 cats.

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The Official Midnight Owner's Handbook: Pocket Edition 📍 Pickup Location: Tulsa, OK Adopters will need to come pick up their new furry family member themselves. 📝 Apply here: https://www.pyrpawsandfluffytailsrescue.com/adoption-app Congratulations! Instead of one of our standard-issue, polar bear-sized fluffy butts, you've stumbled upon the travel-sized model. Meet Midnight: all the charm, floof, and happiness of a Great Pyrenees... shrunk down to a convenient 30-pound Border Collie package. Think of him as the fun-size candy bar of the fluffy butt world. Same irresistible appeal, just easier to scoop onto the couch when he inevitably decides personal space is a myth. Midnight is the kind of dog who wakes up every morning convinced it's going to be the best day ever. He's happy-go-lucky, always wearing a smile, and perfectly capable of spending a lazy afternoon curled up beside you. But don't let his chill side fool you—if another dog suggests it's time for zoomies, wrestling, or a game of "let's sprint around the yard for absolutely no reason," he's already halfway there. He's proof that good things really do come in small, fluffy packages. Sure, he may not take up your entire backseat like our usual Great Pyrenees-sized residents, but he has absolutely no intention of taking up any less room in your heart. Every owner's handbook needs a backsThis pocket-sized fluffy butt somehow found himself abandoned and wandering the streets, left to figure out life on his own. Thankfully, some absolutely incredible humans decided that wasn't an acceptable ending. They rallied together, got him to safety, and reached out to Pyr Paws N Fluffy Tails Rescue to see if we could take it from there.tory, and Midnight's starts with one of those chapters we'd all happily rip out of the book. Of course, because the universe occasionally likes to add unnecessary plot twists, Midnight tested heartworm positive. If you're unfamiliar, heartworms are basically freeloading parasites that move into a dog's heart and lungs. The good news? Midnight tackled treatment like an absolute champ. While most of us complain about minor inconveniences like slow Wi-Fi or forgetting to thaw the chicken, this little guy handled months of restrictions and recovery with far more grace than most humans ever could. Today, the freeloaders have officially been evicted, his treatment is behind him, and he's been given the all-clear to start the next—and hopefully much happier—chapter of his story. If you've ever heard the phrase "it's not the size of the dog in the fight..." congratulations, you've basically met Midnight. At roughly 33 pounds, he's the smallest member of his foster family's six-dog crew, but absolutely nobody has informed him of this fact. As far as Midnight is concerned, he's approximately 120 pounds and perfectly qualified to participate in whatever the big dogs are doing. Treat distribution? He's in the front of the line before the cookies have even left the bag. Wrestling match with the two-year-old Labrador who's several Midnights stacked on top of each other? Sounds fair. Let's do it. Despite his confidence, Midnight isn't a bossy jerk. He genuinely loves having canine friends and enjoys romping around with them until everyone collectively decides it's time for a nap. He's proof that sometimes the smallest fluffy butt in the house has the biggest personality. When meeting new people, Midnight can be a little shy at first. He likes to make sure you're not secretly a tax auditor or someone who says, "I'm not really a dog person." Give him a little time, a couple of treats, and some gentle encouragement, and suddenly you're promoted to someone worth following around the house. And speaking of following... Remember when we said this was a pocket-sized fluffy butt? What we neglected to mention is that it's also the Velcro Edition. If you stand up, he's curious. If you walk into another room, he's coming too. Bathroom? Obviously. Kitchen? Absolutely. Laundry room? You never know when moral support will be required. As for tiny humans, Midnight has already decided they're pretty great. He's done wonderfully with toddlers, older kids, and teenagers alike, happily accepting pets, attention, and new friends wherever he finds them. Basically, if you're looking for an independent dog who only acknowledges your existence twice a day, Midnight would like to respectfully suggest you keep shopping. If, however, you've always dreamed of having a cheerful little sidekick who believes every adventure—even folding laundry—is better together, he has already packed his imaginary bags. One of the best features included with your Midnight purchase is that he doesn't believe life has to be all adventure or all relaxation. Why choose? Want to spend Saturday hiking a trail, wandering around a farmers market, or exploring somewhere new? Midnight is already waiting by the door. Want to spend Sunday binge-watching an entire season of your favorite show while pretending you'll "just watch one episode"? He can absolutely support that life choice too. His energy level lands comfortably in the middle. When it comes to walks, Midnight is what we in the rescue world refer to as "a unicorn dog." He walks beautifully on leash, doesn't drag you down the sidewalk like you're competing in the Iditarod, and happily matches your pace. Whether you're out for a leisurely neighborhood stroll or covering a few miles, he's just happy to be included. Car rides do require one small disclaimer. His legs have apparently decided that jumping into vehicles is beneath them, so he'll gladly accept a lift into the car. Once inside, however, he transforms into your self-appointed GPS. Forget sitting politely in the back seat like a civilized passenger—Midnight prefers to stand proudly on the center console so he can monitor the route, judge your driving decisions, and make sure you're heading somewhere worthy of his valuable time. Thankfully, he's about 33 pounds instead of 133, so this is significantly more manageable than if one of our usual Great Pyrenees tried the same maneuver. Resource guarding? Nope. Food drama? Also nope. His philosophy seems to be remarkably simple: life is pretty good, toys are fun, walks are enjoyable, hanging out with friends is even better, and wherever his people happen to be... that's probably the best destination anyway. One of the questions we get asked the most is, "What kind of home does this dog need?" Midnight's answer? One that loves me. Literally...that is it. House with a fenced yard? Fantastic. Apartment with regular walks? Sounds great. Townhome? Suburban neighborhood? As long as you're willing to include him in your life and make sure he gets his daily exercise and companionship, Midnight is a pretty adaptable little dude. He's not hung up on square footage—he's more interested in where you are. He's picked up several handy commands like "stay," "come here," "let's go," "stop," and his personal favorite, "in your box," because yes, he's perfectly comfortable hanging out in a kennel when needed. Speaking of being a respectable member of society...He's potty trained. (Please hold your applause. We know this is a feature everyone appreciates.) He's not an escape artist, so you won't find him plotting elaborate prison breaks every time the front door opens. He's also not much of a neighborhood gossip. In fact, the only time he's really been known to bark is when the upstairs neighbors make suspicious noises, which honestly feels like a reasonable response. Somebody has to keep an eye—or ear—on these things. If you've made it this far, you've probably realized Midnight is pretty special. He's the perfect combination of goofy and cuddly, playful and relaxed, confident with other dogs yet gentle with kids, adventurous enough for weekend outings but perfectly content being your full-time sidekick at home. He asks for very little in return—just a family who'll love him, include him, and occasionally pay him in treats for his outstanding emotional support services. So here's what you need to do. Head over to www.pyrpawsandfluffytailsrescue.com/adoption-app and fill out an adoption application. Don't worry—it's significantly less painful than assembling IKEA furniture, and unlike IKEA furniture, you end up with something that gives you unconditional love instead of three mysterious leftover screws. Once you submit your application, we'll send it over to Midnight's foster family. They know him better than anyone, so they'll be looking for the home that's the very best fit—not just the first person to click "submit." We're trying to find him his forever family, not the winner of a speed-typing competition. If you're chosen, congratulations! Your first family adventure begins with a road trip to Tulsa, Oklahoma, where you'll pick Midnight up in person. No, he can't be shipped via Amazon Prime. He won't fit in an Uber Eats bag. FedEx has also declined our repeated requests to add a "Fragile: Contains Adorable Pocket Floof" option.

⚡️🪄 Accio Forever Home! 🪄⚡️ For years, witches and wizards have waited for a letter from Hogwarts to arrive. Harry Potter has been waiting for something even better... a family of his very own. Unlike his namesake, this Harry didn't need to battle dark wizards, survive a cupboard under the stairs, or hunt down Horcruxes. His greatest challenge so far has simply been waiting for someone to notice what a wonderful little wizard he is. Harry is the canine equivalent of that student who somehow gets along with everyone. Calm, cool, and collected? Check. Happy-go-lucky and always ready for whatever adventure comes next? Also check. Whether the day involves chasing magical creatures (or squirrels), taking a stroll through the neighborhood, or simply snuggling up after a long day of wizarding, Harry is perfectly content to go with the flow. He's not looking for fame, fortune, or the Elder Wand. He just wants a person to call his own and a place where he can finally hang up his invisibility cloak and know he's home. So if you've been waiting for a sign from the universe, consider this your Hogwarts acceptance letter. Harry Potter is ready to cast his most powerful spell yet: ❤️ Expecto Adoptionum. ❤️ Harry Potter is a 13-week-old, 23-pound Border Collie mix puppy who somehow found himself sitting in a shelter wondering where on earth his people had gone. Not exactly Hogwarts, but every hero has an origin story. The original Harry started in a cupboard under the stairs. Our Harry Potter started in a shelter. And honestly, we find that crazy. Because Harry is the kind of puppy that makes life easy. He's calm, cool, collected, and generally approaches life with the attitude of, "Well, this seems fun. Let's do that." ⚡️ House of Gryffindog: Social Butterfly Edition ⚡️ If Hogwarts had a class called Advanced Making Friends, Harry Potter would graduate at the top of the class. When it comes to other dogs, Harry firmly believes every single one of them is a potential best friend. He's playful, social, and fully committed to the idea that life is simply more fun when everyone joins the party. Harry would probably thrive with dogs who enjoy having fun. If your resident dog identifies as a retired grumpy old professor who prefers peace, quiet, and yelling at clouds, Harry may occasionally test their patience. If your dog enjoys wrestling, playing, exploring, and having a little shadow of a brother that will adore him/her...well for forever, they'll likely become instant friends. In fact, Harry's absolute favorite companion is a 150-pound Newfoundland. While most puppies dream of being superheroes, Harry apparently dreams of being a giant fluffy bear. The two are best friends, and Harry spends much of his day following him around like an eager first-year student trying to copy the smartest kid in class. As for cats? Harry has met a few and reacted exactly like you'd expect from a curious puppy. A little interest, a little investigation, and then on to the next exciting thing. Children? Harry is convinced they were invented specifically to play with him. He's been around kids ages 4, 6, 12, and 15 and has done wonderfully with all of them. He loves having little humans to follow around, play with, and supervise. If Harry could write his own adoption requirements, there's a decent chance "must provide children for entertainment purposes" would be somewhere near the top. And new people? Harry has never met a stranger. He greets new people with enthusiasm, affection, and the unwavering confidence of someone who assumes every human he meets has been eagerly waiting all day for the privilege of rubbing his belly. If you're looking for a puppy who operates at maximum chaos from sunrise until bedtime, keep scrolling. On the official Puppy Energy Scale, Harry lands right around a 5 out of 10. He's got plenty of puppy enthusiasm, but he isn't one of those dogs who treats every day like he's training for the Quidditch World Cup. He enjoys playtime, adventures, and having fun, but he's equally happy to relax and hang out with his people afterward. Speaking of adventures, Harry is still working on his transportation skills. As a young wizard of only 13 weeks, he still requires assistance getting into the car. When it comes to leash training, Harry is currently enrolled in Intro to Not Eating Your Leash 101. Progress is being made. As for whether Harry is an adventure dog or a couch potato...Harry is basically the canine version of a shape-shifting wizard. Want to go for a walk? Harry's ready. Want to spend six hours watching Netflix while eating snacks and avoiding responsibilities? Harry's also ready. His favorite activity is simply being wherever his people are. When playtime arrives, Harry is always ready. Toys? Absolutely. Fetch? Definitely. Water? Harry has reviewed the proposal and respectfully declined. While some dogs dream of becoming aquatic adventurers, Harry seems perfectly content keeping all four paws firmly on dry land. At the end of the day, Harry's personality can be summed up pretty simply: He's a happy-go-lucky little wizard who's just along for the ride, looking for his forever family and hoping someone chooses him as their favorite magical sidekick. Now, before Harry starts packing his trunk and ordering school supplies, let's talk about what kind of home this young wizard is looking for. Harry would thrive best with a securely fenced yard where he can safely stretch those growing puppy legs and continue his adventures. Potty training is also still a work in progress. To be fair, Harry is only 13 weeks old. Expecting perfection at this age would be like expecting a first-year wizard to defeat Voldemort before lunch. When it comes to crate training, Harry is mostly an honor student. Like many young puppies, he feels it is important to file a formal complaint when first entering his crate. A few minutes later he remembers that his crate is actually a cozy little den, curls up, and takes a nap. Barking? He's surprisingly quiet. The rare exceptions are when he needs to go potty or when he's reminding everyone that he was placed into his crate against his wishes and would like that noted for the record. More than anything else, potential adopters should know that Harry is simply an easy-going, affectionate puppy who loves people with his whole heart. He doesn't need fame. He doesn't need a lightning bolt-shaped scar. He just wants a family to love and a spot close enough to his humans that he can keep an eye on them at all times. Some lucky family is about to gain an incredibly loyal best friend, a professional snuggler, an adventure companion, and a puppy who will happily follow them anywhere. The only question is whether that family is yours. Now unfortunately, despite his name, Harry cannot simply wave a wand and apparate himself into your living room. So if you'd like to be considered for this magical young wizard, you'll need to fill out an adoption application at: https://www.pyrpawsandfluffytailsrescue.com/adoption-app Once submitted, we'll send your application to Harry's foster family for review because unlike the Triwizard Tournament, this is a best-fit process, not a fastest-fingers competition. If chosen, you'll then need to travel to OKC, OK to pick him up in person. No Floo Powder. No Portkeys. No broomstick deliveries. No owls carrying puppies across state lines.

Meet Forest, a charming 1-year-old male Border Collie ready to find his forever home! Forest is a sweet and shy boy who is good with other dogs, especially male companions, and shows a friendly nature toward people, particularly women. While he currently needs some training with leash walking, basic commands, and coming when called, Forest is eager to learn and would thrive with a patient adopter willing to help him build confidence. This adaptable pup enjoys affection and has a gentle demeanor, making him a wonderful companion for someone who can provide a calm and supportive environment. Forest may be a bit hesitant at first, but with love and encouragement, he will blossom into a loyal and loving friend. Ideal for a home that understands his shy personality and is committed to training, Forest is looking for someone who can guide him with kindness and consistency. If you’re ready to welcome a devoted Border Collie with a heart full of potential, Forest can’t wait to meet you!