Sage

Sage is the firstborn, and it shows in her confident, adventurous spirit. She’s curious about the world around her and loves exploring new things, whether it’s discovering a new toy, investigating her surroundings, or finding the perfect cozy spot for cuddles afterward. Sage carries herself with a natural confidence, but she’s also incredibly affectionate. Alongside her sister Juniper, she’s part of a snuggle-loving duo—always ready to give kisses, lean in for pets, and share her sweetness with anyone nearby. Her balance of bravery and tenderness makes her a truly special little girl.<br/><br/>Like any puppy, Sage is still learning about the world around her. Raising a puppy—especially a growing giant breed—is incredibly rewarding, but it also takes patience, consistency, and commitment. There will be early mornings, training sessions, teething phases, and plenty of moments that test your resolve. Sage will thrive in a home that can provide structure, gentle guidance, and continued socialization to help her grow into a confident, loyal companion.<br/><br/>Now they’re ready for the next chapter… one filled with couches to nap on, families to adore, and a lifetime of adventures.<br/><br/>We’re looking for committed, loving homes that understand the needs of a growing giant breed—families ready for training, structure, and all the joy (and chaos!) that comes with puppyhood.<br/><br/>Let’s not leave these last three behind. Their families are out there—we just need to find them. <br/><br/> All donation options, adoption applications, and important links are now in one place:<br/>https://linktr.ee/Srgdrr<br/><br/>If donating, please note who or what your donation is for.

Sage is the firstborn, and it shows in her confident, adventurous spirit. She’s curious about the world around her and loves exploring new things, whether it’s discovering a new toy, investigating her surroundings, or finding the perfect cozy spot for cuddles afterward. Sage carries herself with a natural confidence, but she’s also incredibly affectionate. Alongside her sister Juniper, she’s part of a snuggle-loving duo—always ready to give kisses, lean in for pets, and share her sweetness with anyone nearby. Her balance of bravery and tenderness makes her a truly special little girl.

Like any puppy, Sage is still learning about the world around her. Raising a puppy—especially a growing giant breed—is incredibly rewarding, but it also takes patience, consistency, and commitment. There will be early mornings, training sessions, teething phases, and plenty of moments that test your resolve. Sage will thrive in a home that can provide structure, gentle guidance, and continued socialization to help her grow into a confi

Sage is the firstborn, and it shows in her confident, adventurous spirit. She’s curious about the world around her and loves exploring new things, whether it’s discovering a new toy, investigating her surroundings, or finding the perfect cozy spot for cuddles afterward. Sage carries herself with a natural confidence, but she’s also incredibly affectionate. Alongside her sister Juniper, she’s part of a snuggle-loving duo—always ready to give kisses, lean in for pets, and share her sweetness with anyone nearby. Her balance of bravery and tenderness makes her a truly special little girl.

Like any puppy, Sage is still learning about the world around her. Raising a puppy—especially a growing giant breed—is incredibly rewarding, but it also takes patience, consistency, and commitment. There will be early mornings, training sessions, teething phases, and plenty of moments that test your resolve. Sage will thrive in a home that can provide structure, gentle guidance, and continued socialization to help her grow into a confident, loyal companion.

Now they’re ready for the next chapter… one filled with couches to nap on, families to adore, and a lifetime of adventures.

We’re looking for committed, loving homes that understand the needs of a growing giant breed—families ready for training, structure, and all the joy (and chaos!) that comes with puppyhood.

Let’s not leave these last three behi