Meet the Great Pyrenees
Three Great Pyrenees mix sisters gained quite a social media following as they were spotted off and on for months living on their own between Niles and Three Oaks. Until the Putnam family finally coaxed them into their barn and brought them to safety. The Putnams had their matted fur trimmed, took them to the vet, brought them indoors during storms, and provided hours of bonding time each day so that the dogs could learn to trust again.
After exhausting all efforts to find their previous owners, these sisters came to live at Paws. They are curious, active and doing well as a now vital part of our farm life. They do not like being inside, and so have made a good home in our barn together. Keeping them safe and together is our priority. They love us, and we love them. They fit right in with the other dogs and animals that live here.
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Brownie
Not to be confused with Brownie the Alpaca, this Brownie is the big sister and leader of her pack.
Rescued from living on their own in the wild
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Snowcone
Sweet and shy, Snowcone is a beautiful gal who would love to love you - if only she’d allow you to get closer.
Rescued from living on their own in the wild
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Marshmallow
Marshmallow has warm and lovely expressions and really enjoys sleeping in a pile in the alpaca barn with her sisters.
Rescued from living on their own in the wild
Meet Our House Dogs
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Clarence
A big lover who just wants to be close and have fun together.
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Hazel
The sweetest girl who loves her #farmlife and can’t wait to meet you.