Elle

MEET ELLE <br/><br/>Elle is a sweet, hesitant Great Pyrenees mix who is learning what it means to feel safe in the domestic world. She was originally rescued as a stray alongside her litter of puppies, and while her past may be a mystery, it’s clear that life as a beloved household pet is still very new to her.<br/><br/>Elle is nervous and unsure, and she needs a patient, gentle adopter who is willing to let her navigate new experiences at her own pace. She isn’t a dog who will immediately walk into a new home and know exactly what is expected of her. She’ll need kindness, consistency, gentle handling, and someone willing to help build her confidence as she learns that people, routines, and everyday household life can be safe.<br/><br/> Her ideal home:<br/>• Patient, gentle and willing to give her time to adjust<br/>• No other dogs <br/>• No children recommended<br/>• Cats are unknown<br/>• A quieter, predictable home would likely suit her best<br/>* Fenced yard<br/><br/>Elle would greatly benefit from formal in-home training lessons with her new family. This would not only help her continue learning how to navigate the domestic world, but also help establish trust, communication, and structure with the people she’ll be learning to call her own.<br/><br/>Elle isn’t looking for someone to rush her. She’s looking for someone willing to meet her where she is and show her, little by little, what being someone’s beloved dog can look like.<br/><br/>She is fully vetted including spay, microchip & vaccines. Elle is 2-3 years old and about 65 lbs.<br/><br/>My adoption fee is $300 If you have questions about me not covered in this bio, please email us at projecthoperescue@gmail.com. To apply to adopt, visit our website at http://www.projecthoperescue.org and fill out an adoption application.

MEET ELLE

Elle is a sweet, hesitant Great Pyrenees mix who is learning what it means to feel safe in the domestic world. She was originally rescued as a stray alongside her litter of puppies, and while her past may be a mystery, it’s clear that life as a beloved household pet is still very new to her.

Elle is nervous and unsure, and she needs a patient, gentle adopter who is willing to let her navigate new experiences at her own pace. She isn’t a dog who will immediately walk into a new home and know exactly what is expected of her. She’ll need kindness, consistency, gentle handling, and someone willing to help build her confidence as she learns that people, routines, and everyday household life can be safe.

Her ideal home:
• Patient, gentle and willing to give her time to adjust
• No other dogs
• No children recommended
• Cats are unknown
• A quieter, predictable home would likely suit her best
* Fenced yard

Elle would greatly benefit from formal in-home trainin

MEET ELLE

Elle is a sweet, hesitant Great Pyrenees mix who is learning what it means to feel safe in the domestic world. She was originally rescued as a stray alongside her litter of puppies, and while her past may be a mystery, it’s clear that life as a beloved household pet is still very new to her.

Elle is nervous and unsure, and she needs a patient, gentle adopter who is willing to let her navigate new experiences at her own pace. She isn’t a dog who will immediately walk into a new home and know exactly what is expected of her. She’ll need kindness, consistency, gentle handling, and someone willing to help build her confidence as she learns that people, routines, and everyday household life can be safe.

Her ideal home:
• Patient, gentle and willing to give her time to adjust
• No other dogs
• No children recommended
• Cats are unknown
• A quieter, predictable home would likely suit her best
* Fenced yard

Elle would greatly benefit from formal in-home training lessons with her new family. This would not only help her continue learning how to navigate the domestic world, but also help establish trust, communication, and structure with the people she’ll be learning to call her own.

Elle isn’t looking for someone to rush her. She’s looking for someone willing to meet her where she is and show her, little by little, what being someone’s beloved d