Thelma

YOU WILL FIND THE ANSWER TO ALL BASIC QUESTIONS BELOW. Please read carefully Before emailing.<br/><br/>*****All emails are answered within 24 hours.<br/>Because of Petfinders new inquiry software, emails are replied to directly and often are directed into your JUNK MAIL.<br/>Emails via AppleID or other remailers are UNDELIVERABLE.<br/>If you have not recieved a response in 24 hours, check your Junk Mail or email directly to pawsfirstrescue@hotmail.com NOT via the Petfinder inquiry page. *****<br/><br/>This dog is fostered near Forest Lake MN.<br/><br/>Thelma is a 1 year old mixed breed lady. We were told she was a Golden Retriever, but she is clearly not. **We have DNA tested Thelma and she is 64% Great Pyr, with a splash of lab and hound. <br/><br/>She is currently about 45 pounds and will likely be around 50 pounds as she fills out.<br/><br/>She and her siblings were born on a farm and have always lived outdoors. They have lived with other dogs, cats and with kids. She may not be good with chickens. Going into a new home with cats will require a slow introduction that can be discussed with an interested party. <br/><br/>The girls have not seen a lot of the world yet. They are already learning a lot. Leash walking and car rides are going well. Thelma is close to being house and crate trained. They will need their new families to train them and help them grow to be well rounded dogs. They are happy, healthy, and ready for new homes.<br/><br/>*Each pup is spayed or neutered and current on their vet cares.<br/><br/>*We do not hold or reserve dogs. We do not ship or fly. Prospective families must come to the dogs location in MN to meet.*<br/><br/>*Emails are answered in the order they are received. We are receiving a large number of emails, so answering promptly is our goal. If you are interested in adoption, your prompt responses are the best way to get through the adoption screening*<br/><br/>*Adoption fees are payable in cash or money order only. No personal checks, credit cards / Square, etc. WE RESERVE THE RIGHT TO DENY ADOPTIONS AT ANY POINT IN THE ADOPTION SCREENING PROCESS.*<br/><br/>If you have read this far, you are ready to start the adoption process! Please email to get started.

YOU WILL FIND THE ANSWER TO ALL BASIC QUESTIONS BELOW. Please read carefully Before emailing.

*****All emails are answered within 24 hours.
Because of Petfinders new inquiry software, emails are replied to directly and often are directed into your JUNK MAIL.
Emails via AppleID or other remailers are UNDELIVERABLE.
If you have not recieved a response in 24 hours, check your Junk Mail or email directly to pawsfirstrescue@hotmail.com NOT via the Petfinder inquiry page. *****

This dog is fostered near Forest Lake MN.

Thelma is a 1 year old mixed breed lady. We were told she was a Golden Retriever, but she is clearly not. **We have DNA tested Thelma and she is 64% Great Pyr, with a splash of lab and hound.

She is currently about 45 pounds and will likely be around 50 pounds as she fills out.

She and her siblings were born on a farm and have always lived outdoors. They have lived with other dogs, cats and with kids. She may not be good with chickens. Going into a new hom

YOU WILL FIND THE ANSWER TO ALL BASIC QUESTIONS BELOW. Please read carefully Before emailing.

*****All emails are answered within 24 hours.
Because of Petfinders new inquiry software, emails are replied to directly and often are directed into your JUNK MAIL.
Emails via AppleID or other remailers are UNDELIVERABLE.
If you have not recieved a response in 24 hours, check your Junk Mail or email directly to pawsfirstrescue@hotmail.com NOT via the Petfinder inquiry page. *****

This dog is fostered near Forest Lake MN.

Thelma is a 1 year old mixed breed lady. We were told she was a Golden Retriever, but she is clearly not. **We have DNA tested Thelma and she is 64% Great Pyr, with a splash of lab and hound.

She is currently about 45 pounds and will likely be around 50 pounds as she fills out.

She and her siblings were born on a farm and have always lived outdoors. They have lived with other dogs, cats and with kids. She may not be good with chickens. Going into a new home with cats will require a slow introduction that can be discussed with an interested party.

The girls have not seen a lot of the world yet. They are already learning a lot. Leash walking and car rides are going well. Thelma is close to being house and crate trained. They will need their new families to train them and help them grow to be well rounded dogs. They are happy, healthy, and