Name of animal you are adopting *
Choose an animal:
Barnie
Blanca
Bowie
Bree
Calypso
Casper-Courtesy Listing
Clyde
Cooper- Courtesy Listing
Cotton
Dalton
Dobby
Ellie
Estelle (must be adopted with Comet and Comet)
Eugenia
Eve
Frosty Bear
Harlin
Holley
Iko
Izzy
Jelly
Jolene
Joy
Juliette
Katie
Kendall
Kim
Kitty- Courtesy Listing
Lady
Lambchop
Laney
Laura
Laurin **Spring Special**
Leonardo
Logan **Spring Special**
Lolly
Louise
Lucky ** Spring Special**
Lumi
Maddox-Courtesy Listing
Madison
Maeve-Courtesy Listing
Magnolia
Maisie-Courtesy Listing
Marcia
Maverick
Meena-Courtesy Listing
Melody
Miss Priss-Courtesy Listing
Mistle
Mita
Morgan-Courtesy Listing
Murphy
Owen
Percilla
Pinto Bean - Courtesy Listing
Radish
Reba
Rita
Robin
Rocky
Ronnie
Saku
Shep
Sparrow
Sulas
Willy
Winnie
Ziggy
If your dog was not listed in the drop down box, please fill in the name of dog you are adopting: *
Please list your veterinarian's Name, Address and phone number below *
Veterinarian's Phone Number *
I have been told that my adopted dog has tested HW+ and I have had the “Slow-Kill Treatment Protocol” explained to me, along with the name & contact information for the Great Pyrenees Rescue Society’s Heartworm Positive medical coordinator.
I agree to follow the treatment guidelines of the “slow-kill treatment protocol” and have discussed this with my vet, who will support me in this treatment plan.
I agree to stay in contact with the rescue, and specifically with the HW+ coordinator, to request more medications as needed (which the rescue will provide) and to give status updates on my dog’s HW treatment plan.
I understand that the “Slow-Kill Treatment Protocol” can take up to 18 months to show a “negative” heartworm status for my dog. Depending on the severity of the heartworm infection, some may be sooner and some may be later – but that most heartworm positive dogs do test negative within 10 months to 14 months.
I understand that due to the physiological differences of the Great Pyrenees breed, to have a slower metabolism and higher negative physical reactions to the medications in the “fast kill” treatments, that the Great Pyrenees Rescue Society requires that all HW+ dogs adopted through this rescue must use the “slow-kill treatment” for their health and well-being.
I understand that if I decide to break this contract, and begin the fast-kill treatment plan on my adopted dog, that I am responsible for all medical issues and/or side effects that may arise from using the fast-kill medications.
I understand that if my adopted dog develops seizure disorders, neurological disorders, or dies from the fast-kill treatment plan, that I will not be reimbursed for my dog, and I will not be given a “replacement dog”, and I will not be allowed to adopt from the Great Pyrenees Rescue Society again.
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