Forrest showed up five months ago barely recognizable—filthy, matted, and overlooked for far too long. After a house fire, he was still left behind, but he never broke. Despite everything, Forrest remains a gentle spirit: calm, easygoing, and the sort of loyal companion who quietly follows you from room to room. He is friendly with everyone and leans in for affection, making even the quietest house feel like home. He’s looking for people who see him for the strong, loving dog he is now—not a project or a pity case. Like most Great Pyrenees, Forrest thrives with open space, steady routines, and adopters who respect his blend of independence and unwavering devotion. He gets along well with cats, dogs, and children. He’s already survived neglect; it doesn’t need to define his story. Animals like Forrest, who choose love after hardship, tend to leave the biggest mark on a home. They are waiting with paws crossed! Apply now!