Kingston sticks close to staff when headed outside for his walks and takes comfort in familiar company. Initially adopted as a puppy, he returned to the shelter in 2025, so he's seen a bit of both worlds. Kingston takes a little time to trust new people, but once he does, you’ll find him to be all in—a trademark of his giant breed. Prospective adopters need to know: Great Pyrenees shed heavily, they drool, they lean stubborn, and they form deep, fierce loyalties to their people. Barking comes standard, too, but so does their devotion. Kingston is over 100 pounds, housebroken, and prefers a home without children. If these breed characteristics aren’t what you expect, give yourself time to read up before considering Kingston. He’s worth it if you’re already familiar with giants like him. Your visit could change everything for him. Your new best friend is just one click away.