Gemma

Meet Gemma!<br/><br/>Gemma is the total package: beautiful, sweet, easygoing, and happiest when she's spending time with her best friend, Paige.<br/><br/>This gorgeous girl is believed to be a Spaniel, Lab, and Great Pyrenees mix, around 3 years old, and currently weighs about 64 pounds. She's working on shedding a few extra pounds and is already making great progress toward her ideal weight of around 57-60 pounds.<br/><br/>Gemma's story is a little unique. Paige was adopted from our rescue in December 2024, and shortly afterward her adopters welcomed Gemma into the family through another rescue organization. Over time, the two girls became inseparable companions, following each other from room to room, exploring the yard together, and sharing life's daily adventures.<br/><br/>Recently, their owners made the difficult decision that having dogs was no longer the right fit for their lifestyle. They returned Paige to our rescue and, with the permission of Gemma's rescue, asked if we would take Gemma as well so the girls could stay together. Of course, we said yes.<br/><br/>Since arriving in foster care, it has been clear just how much these two adore one another. They are happiest side by side, and while we understand that finding a home for a bonded pair can be more challenging, we would love to see Gemma and Paige adopted together if the right family comes along.<br/><br/>Gemma is an incredibly easy dog to live with. She is fully house-trained, does not need a crate, and has excellent house manners. She's a laid-back girl who enjoys lounging around the house, soaking up the sunshine in the yard, and spending time with her people and Paige. While she still enjoys playing from time to time, she's generally content to relax and enjoy the simple things in life.<br/><br/>Gemma gets along well with other dogs and is around dogs of all sizes on a daily basis. She also lives successfully with cats. The only quirk we've observed is some barrier frustration or barrier guarding. If she is behind a gate and another dog comes directly up to the gate and into her space, she may bark. However, this behavior is limited to the barrier itself, and she does very well with other dogs when not separated by a gate.<br/><br/>If you're looking for a gentle, affectionate companion with wonderful house manners and a calm personality or better yet, if you're open to welcoming both Gemma and Paige into your home you'll be hard-pressed to find a sweeter pair. (***Adoption Fee will be discounted if adopted together)<br/><br/>Gemma has so much love to give and is ready to spend the rest of her life with a family who will appreciate the loyal, easygoing companion she is.

Meet Gemma!

Gemma is the total package: beautiful, sweet, easygoing, and happiest when she's spending time with her best friend, Paige.

This gorgeous girl is believed to be a Spaniel, Lab, and Great Pyrenees mix, around 3 years old, and currently weighs about 64 pounds. She's working on shedding a few extra pounds and is already making great progress toward her ideal weight of around 57-60 pounds.

Gemma's story is a little unique. Paige was adopted from our rescue in December 2024, and shortly afterward her adopters welcomed Gemma into the family through another rescue organization. Over time, the two girls became inseparable companions, following each other from room to room, exploring the yard together, and sharing life's daily adventures.

Recently, their owners made the difficult decision that having dogs was no longer the right fit for their lifestyle. They returned Paige to our rescue and, with the permission of Gemma's rescue, asked if we would take Gemma as well so the girls could s

Meet Gemma!

Gemma is the total package: beautiful, sweet, easygoing, and happiest when she's spending time with her best friend, Paige.

This gorgeous girl is believed to be a Spaniel, Lab, and Great Pyrenees mix, around 3 years old, and currently weighs about 64 pounds. She's working on shedding a few extra pounds and is already making great progress toward her ideal weight of around 57-60 pounds.

Gemma's story is a little unique. Paige was adopted from our rescue in December 2024, and shortly afterward her adopters welcomed Gemma into the family through another rescue organization. Over time, the two girls became inseparable companions, following each other from room to room, exploring the yard together, and sharing life's daily adventures.

Recently, their owners made the difficult decision that having dogs was no longer the right fit for their lifestyle. They returned Paige to our rescue and, with the permission of Gemma's rescue, asked if we would take Gemma as well so the girls could stay together. Of course, we said yes.

Since arriving in foster care, it has been clear just how much these two adore one another. They are happiest side by side, and while we understand that finding a home for a bonded pair can be more challenging, we would love to see Gemma and Paige adopted together if the right family comes along.

Gemma is an incredibly easy dog to live with.