I am beyond grateful that I stumbled upon TGPR in 2017. I had rescued my first pyr from the shelter in 2013 and decided it was time for her to have a sister and we made our first TGPR adoption and they made it so easy and helped us find our pyrfect match!

From there I had such a pleasant experience that I wanted to know how I could get involved and help. Working with different leadership over the years, who were all incredible with the most amazing hearts for these pups, I have run the bios and photos for the website, and then transitioned to fostering. We got a couple of our dogs adopted out and then ultimately became foster fails adopting two more gentle giants from TGPR.

Thanks to this organization our home is complete in a way we never knew we needed. Help out, adopt, donate, you won’t regret it!

We are so grateful to TGPR for bringing Layla into our lives. This little Akbash girl came to rescue as a frightened and abandoned pup, and we have been blessed to watch her blossom as we worked with her through her medical and emotional needs. Her fighter spirit and can-do attitude stole our hearts, and we asked TGPR if we could be honored to be her forever family.

We are lucky to say that she is the Pyr-fect addition to our family, and we are so thankful that she chose us.

I have never met a more passionate, responsive, and productive group in the dog rescue field than Christi Sullivan and her team at TGPR. Through extensive networking, team-building, and fundraising they work tirelessly and continuously to provide rescue to GPs in a huge region of the state, often, if not almost always, with huge success! Due to the unwavering diligence of Christi and the TGPR team, no GP is overlooked, no excuses are given, and no stone is left unturned when devising a plan to get these dogs rehabilitated and rehomed. Not only do they do their best to get these dogs the new lives they deserve, they continue to be present by providing fosters and new owners with education support, and resources while getting adjusted to caring for their rescue pup. This group is undeniably making a remarkable impact in the lives of these animals and deserve, if nothing else, recognition for their outstanding contribution to the stray dog crisis Texas is currently experiencing. Great job TGPR, thank you for all you’ve done and continue to do!

I cannot say enough about the heartfelt kindness and genuine love of this group. I just adopted June this weekend (now Hazel), who has already solidified a place in my family’s heart and home. She is one of the most amazing pups I think I will ever to be lucky enough to have adopted me. All of that is possible because of the incredible and selfless work that all of the organization’s personnel provide.

THANK YOU, THANK YOU, THANK YOU for our new best friend. Kathleen you helped raise a really good one!

We brought Everest into our home as a senior foster a couple of years ago and we fell in love with him. We adopted him this year and it was the best decision we ever made. Once in a lifetime, you meet a dog that completely captures your heart. We all love Everest, but he is my husband’s very best friend. You can feel the love they share in these pictures.

At some point, a cruel and heartless human dumped this great dog. He starved and waited where he was left, expecting them to come back for him. He was loyal to them, despite having been terribly beaten and developing a deep fear of people, especially men. It took a year before he wagged his tail, and two for him to stop ducking when we approach him. We are so grateful that TGPR got involved and saved Everest from starving to death on the street. We will never stop being grateful for every moment of time we get with the Big Boy (Everest). He’s the undisputed and beloved king of our little Lucky Ranch.

Thank you, TGPR. You do God’s work here on earth with these great dogs.