Jack and his brother Jesse were surrendered to a high kill shelter and their time was up.  Just another unwanted litter. 

But wait, these two are really cute, good little puppies who deserve to live!  So we were able to bring them into rescue and get them to a foster home in the nick of time.  

These two were part of a large litter.  Two unaltered dogs living in one house resulted in an unwanted litter.  The owner never thought her 70 pound female Great Pyrenees and her 14 pound male Pomeranian would get together.  They did.  We are not sure how large these pups will grow to be, but please consider they could get to be as big as their mother if you are applying to adopt.  They have a good amount of energy, but do not seem hyper.

Jack is the more outgoing of the two happy boys, and he is in charge when it comes to picking the toys too.  His fur is a bit darker than his brother, Jesse, and he is a bit smaller.  His tail is always wagging.

They are learning to walk on a leash and to potty outside.  After just two days, they are puppy pad trained inside, so it will not be difficult to train them to outside.  Both breeds require regular grooming and shed a lot so please consider this when applying for them.

If you are interested in providing a loving home for one of these fine fellows, please apply on line at www.worthytails.rescuegroups.org

Contact their foster with any questions...onedogmatters@comcast.net