Great Pyrenees
Advocates of Texas

Blaze has had a really rough start for such a sweet young pup that truly deserves so much better.  First he was abandoned and found as a stray and just when things were beginning to looking up for this adorable boy, he got sick.  Blaze was delivered to our vet by the good Samaritan that found him along with his brother Milo for their general vetting and wellness exam.  During their medical evaluation, it was determined that both Blaze and his brother had Parvo which is potentially deadly but highly treatable with no long term affects if caught early. Lucky for us and especially Blaze, it was caught very early on, treated and he is now a happy, healthy puppy looking forward to better days ahead with his new family. 

Blaze's foster momma reports that he is such a good puppy! He loves to play with his foster Great Pyrenees sibling and adores kids but is terrified of the kitty cat.  He is very well behaved and is learning basic commands.  Blaze crates easily and hasn't had any accidents in the house.  Blaze is not a big barker except when he sees his reflection in the mirror; you have to love those adorable puppy antics :)

To adopt Blaze, please submit an application by tapping the link below.    

http://www,greatpyreneesadvocatesoftexas.org        

Puppy Adoption Criteria (Up To 11 Months Old)

1. Texas Adoptions Only (we currently do not have the resources or volunteer support to adopt out of Texas).

2. Puppies will only be adopted as companion animals to be part of the family and reside primarily inside the home.   

3. Preference is to have someone at home at least part of the day versus the puppy being alone the majority of the day.

4. Preference is for the applicant to have specific knowledge and experience of the Great Pyrenees breed.  Breed specific information will be covered in the virtual home visit/interview. 

5. To integrate the puppy into the family and provide mentorship to the puppy, preference is for applicant to have at least 1 medium/large youthful/playful dog in the household.

6. All current pets in the home should be spayed/neutered and up to date on vaccines, 

7. Preference is for applicant to have a socialization and positive training plan in place prior to bringing a puppy home.

8. If a puppy is listed as available, be aware that other applications may have come in first and are currently being worked by our application process team. 

9. Adoption Fee: $400 which includes vaccinations, spay/neuter, microchip, heart worm test. 

10. Adoptions applications can be  submitted on our website: www.greatpyreneesadvocatesoftexas.org

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