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Meet Marley

Marley is an 8 yrs old, 100 lbs, half Great Pyrenees and half Brazilian Mastiff gentle giant. She has been raised with love, is well-trained and, although young children scare Marley, she is great with all other people. This girl is an easy, affectionate companion who gets excited to go for walks, but is also content to lay around the house. And, with her guarding instincts, you can trust Marley to alert you to any strangers approaching or if an evil leaf is blowing in the yard. If you are currently pet less and are interested in meeting Marley in her Winter Park home, please email mountainpetrescue@gmail.com

Could Marley be your senior soulmate?

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Marley

BreedGreat Pyrenees / MastiffSexFemaleSizeX-LargeAge8 years
  • Senior status confirmed
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Shelter & rescue

Mountain Pet Rescue
Tabernash, CO 80478

No public visiting address is listed — this rescue may be foster-based or use a mailing-only address. Please contact them directly for meeting or adoption details.

(970) 281-7381

mountainpetrescue@gmail.com

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