To the Editor:
I wanted to send in an update about the two lost dogs in East Berne that I advised you all about back in July [“Seeking owner of two Great Pyrenees,” July 19, 2024].
I was initially unable to find any owner and came to the conclusion they were likely abandoned on the side of the road. After caring for them at my kennels for around a week I was able to get in contact with NorthEast Pyr Rescue (NEPR).
They were very responsive and thankfully could take the dogs to their rescue, coming to my kennels just days after I sent the initial email, where they took the two dogs back to their rescue and eventually got rehomed!
Here is what the new owners report:
“John and Marsha are thriving! After meeting them, we decided to rename them Perseus (Percy) and Pearl. They are full of so much love and I think they are very happy to be with each other.
“In the short time we have been together, they have graduated from guarding just 13 rams to their current flock which is made up of over 300 lambs. They guard 2 acres at a time and they are rotating pastures every two days. The coyote pressure that they are detering is intense — they are incredibly brave!
“Percy enjoys long brushing sessions and running alongside the ATV. Pearl doesn’t like to stand still for as long and she much prefers belly rubs. Pearl also enjoys bathing in the 50-gallon water tubs that the sheep use to drink.
“Both dogs show deference to the sheep and a keen eye for movement on the treeline. Their barks are big and strong. The community that visits and surrounds the farm has also fallen in love with Percy and Pearl.”
I am so happy they were able to find a great home in Vermont and wanted to give a shout-out to NEPR for their great work, as well as sharing a great story about the current situation of the dogs, which made me smile and also made my day! Thank you all again for the initial help.
Paul Gribbin
Animal Control Officer
Berne
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