Roo

Meet Roo — the social butterfly of the Little Critter Litter, though he’d probably prefer “professional people magnet.”Roo is the kind of puppy who can melt hearts faster than a popsicle in July. Roo is all sweetness and sunshine — the kind of pup who greets you like he’s been waiting his whole life just to see you. He’s social, affectionate, and has mastered the art of turning strangers into best friends within 30 seconds. He’s also at that perfect age where everything is an adventure — grass is fascinating, toys are a full-time job, and your shoelaces are apparently the most exciting invention known to dogkind.<br/><br/>Roo is a 9-week-old, 7-pound Great Pyrenees mix. Somehow, this fluffy little heartthrob found himself at the shelter alongside his siblings — which feels a bit like finding out a basket of baby angels. Roo’s social skills? Let’s just say this kid didn’t miss the “how to make friends and influence humans” seminar — he taught it. Living with seven siblings, he’s basically the self-appointed camp counselor, toy manager, and fun coordinator all in one fluffy package. As for cats — well, he hasn’t met any yet, but let’s be real, Roo would probably assume they’re just oddly shaped dogs who need a little more convincing to join the fun. When it comes to kids, Roo is all in. He’s convinced children were put on Earth to adore him, and frankly, he’s not wrong. He’s fully prepared to be the star of every playdate, photoshoot, and family gathering from now until eternity. Meeting new people? Oh, Roo lives for that. He’s the first to the door, tail wagging like it’s powered by caffeine, ready to make best friends with your mailman, your neighbor, and probably your Uber driver. He’ll beg to be picked up, flash his best “I’m adorable, and I know it” grin, and then proceed to guilt you into abandoning whatever you were doing — because clearly, nothing is more important than Roo. Once he’s got your attention, he’s content to go about his day, secure in the knowledge that his fanbase remains loyal and adoring.<br/><br/>Overall, Roo’s personality is the perfect mix of affectionate goofball and future family legend. He’s that rare combination of social butterfly and loyal sidekick. He’s sweet to his core, instantly adored by everyone who meets him, and has a way of stealing hearts faster than a toddler snatching cookies off the counter. His favorite activities include pestering his siblings into playtime, following his foster mom like a shadow, and finding the best spots for naps that allow for maximum supervision of all household activity. He thrives on company and routine, so a securely fenced yard would be his happy place. Adventure vs. homebody? Roo doesn’t discriminate. He’s a firm believer in your business being his business. You’re going for a walk? He’s in. Napping on the couch? He’s there too. Folding laundry? He’s now a certified inspector of socks.<br/><br/>Your mission, should you choose to accept it, is to turn Roo — into the most well-rounded pup this side of the Mississippi. Your first objective: make him the best potty-trained gentleman around, the kind who knows exactly where to “go” without you playing the world’s most stressful guessing game. Next, you’ll work on his social skills — not that he really needs help in that department, considering he already thinks everyone is here for him. But with your guidance, he’ll be so well-socialized that you can take him anywhere: the park, brunch, the farmer’s market… maybe even a wedding, where he’ll probably steal the spotlight and someone’s champagne. Of course, you’ll also need to fine-tune his training — just enough so that even your nosy neighbor (you know, the one who dramatically gasped when you told them you were getting another dog) ends up mysteriously showing up at your house twice a week to “borrow sugar” and visit Roo instead. Because let’s face it — once you meet him, you’re hooked.<br/><br/>So, if you’ve made it this far and haven’t already fallen hopelessly in love with Roo (which would honestly be impressive), here’s your official nudge: this sweet, silly, social butterfly is ready to upgrade from “foster legend” to “forever family icon.” If you’re ready for a lifetime of laughter, puppy kisses, and the occasional heartfelt monologue about how you’re the best human ever (brought to you by Roo’s dramatic flair), then go ahead and fill out that adoption application at https://www.pyrpawsandfluffytailsrescue.com/adoption-app. Once it’s in, we’ll pass it along to his foster family so they can schedule your meet-and-greet with the little prince himself.<br/><br/>Just a heads-up — Roo will be expecting you to pick him up in Oklahoma City, OK. Don’t worry, he’ll make sure your trip home is filled with enough adorable side-eyes and tail wags to make every mile worth it. ?

Meet Roo — the social butterfly of the Little Critter Litter, though he’d probably prefer “professional people magnet.”Roo is the kind of puppy who can melt hearts faster than a popsicle in July. Roo is all sweetness and sunshine — the kind of pup who greets you like he’s been waiting his whole life just to see you. He’s social, affectionate, and has mastered the art of turning strangers into best friends within 30 seconds. He’s also at that perfect age where everything is an adventure — grass is fascinating, toys are a full-time job, and your shoelaces are apparently the most exciting invention known to dogkind.

Roo is a 9-week-old, 7-pound Great Pyrenees mix. Somehow, this fluffy little heartthrob found himself at the shelter alongside his siblings — which feels a bit like finding out a basket of baby angels. Roo’s social skills? Let’s just say this kid didn’t miss the “how to make friends and influence humans” seminar — he taught it. Living with seven siblings, he’s basically the self-appointed camp counselor, to

Meet Roo — the social butterfly of the Little Critter Litter, though he’d probably prefer “professional people magnet.”Roo is the kind of puppy who can melt hearts faster than a popsicle in July. Roo is all sweetness and sunshine — the kind of pup who greets you like he’s been waiting his whole life just to see you. He’s social, affectionate, and has mastered the art of turning strangers into best friends within 30 seconds. He’s also at that perfect age where everything is an adventure — grass is fascinating, toys are a full-time job, and your shoelaces are apparently the most exciting invention known to dogkind.

Roo is a 9-week-old, 7-pound Great Pyrenees mix. Somehow, this fluffy little heartthrob found himself at the shelter alongside his siblings — which feels a bit like finding out a basket of baby angels. Roo’s social skills? Let’s just say this kid didn’t miss the “how to make friends and influence humans” seminar — he taught it. Living with seven siblings, he’s basically the self-appointed camp counselor, toy manager, and fun coordinator all in one fluffy package. As for cats — well, he hasn’t met any yet, but let’s be real, Roo would probably assume they’re just oddly shaped dogs who need a little more convincing to join the fun. When it comes to kids, Roo is all in. He’s convinced children were put on Earth to adore him, and frankly, he’s not wrong. He’s fully prepared to be the star of every playd