THANKS TO A GENEROUS DONOR WHO WANTS TO HELP ALL SENIOR PUPS FIND THEIR FOREVER HOMES, THE COMBINED ADOPTION FEE IS $250. 

laddy Fenwick and lovely lassie Abby are done roaming the moors! They're ready for a nice warm bed and plenty o' cuddles. These older siblings are distinguished and calm, but friendly seniors. Both know a few cues (sit, stay, down, and easy). Fenwick and Abby are quite large, so if their new family finds they pull too hard for them, we recommend EZ-Walk harnesses. The pair were surrendered to the shelter together and reported to be bonded, so must be adopted together. These gentle giants are good with other dogs, but unknown with cats. If you're ready to warm up with cocoa and cuddles, come meet Fenwick and Abby today! They have wonderful dispositions and personalities to share with their new family.

THANKS TO A GENEROUS DONOR WHO WANTS TO HELP ALL SENIOR PUPS FIND THEIR FOREVER HOMES, THE ADOPTION FEE IS $125. 

Angel has blossomed swince she came to us! She has gone from an anxious, pacing dog to a comfortable, semi-independent sweetheart. It may be that she has learned that her fosters’ home exists and functions for the dogs, and there are many, many comfy and safe spots for dogs. Angel has also learned that rides in the car are good and will stretch out for the ride. She absolutely loves the other dogs in the house and will often engage in gentle play. Angel also does an excellent sploot and is quite beautiful. Her youthful vigor is impressive. She is going to be a delight for somebody.

Arya, along with Alex and Apollo, were living outside and a wonderful rescuer took them in to find them a rescue. These three cuties are balls of fun. They love to play and run in the yard with the resident labs. They are enjoying naps during the day and are sleeping through the night, and are doing great work on their potty training. Arya is practically singing, "won't somebody take me home?"

Bear is going to be some lucky person's very best buddy. He has found himself in a loving foster home for the last week, and it's taken him that time to really settle in and decompress. He is sweet, friendly and affectionate, and looks for Foster Dad in particular for direction. He does very much want to be with the resident dog, but since he hasn't had much experience in the way of reading doggy social cues, it took them some extra time to be comfortable with each other. He will still bring her toys to play, but has learned to back off when the resident dog doesn't want to play. He does not like being crated, and that has not been an issue because he does not chew or counter surf. Bear came to us a bit insecure and shy after all the changes he's been through, but we have learned that he needs a patient adopter who will give him the time and structure he needs to adjust to a new living environment. We also know that this boy will thrive in a calm environment with a steady routine, and his people home more than not. He will enjoy a quieter neighborhood as well. As Bear becomes more comfortable, he also becomes less clingy and anxious, able to now relax in a room by himself instead of following foster mom or dad from room to room. He does well on leash, though he is strong. Two walks a day and play time in the yard with his fosters and the resident dog seem to be enough for him. He loves a good couch and a nice pillow. He loves his toys and takes treats well. He can sit and wait when instructed to do so. With solid boundaries and a comfy couch, Bear will be a great pet for a lucky person.

THANKS TO A GENEROUS DONOR WHO WANTS TO HELP ALL SENIOR PUPS FIND THEIR FOREVER HOMES, THE ADOPTION FEE IS $125. 

Sweet Bella was living with her young owner who, when he moved out on his own with Bella last year, was not able to give her the exercise and attention she needed. As a result Bella has become overweight and a little stressed from being left for 8-10 hours a day. This sweet girl was so happy to meet a new person when our evaluator came to see her. She would do best in a quieter neighborhood and needs slow introductions to new dogs. She did great meeting our evaluator and after a slower introduction with the evaluator's dog, she was all tail wags and happy. She did fine letting the evaluator walk them both together. She is house trained and crate trained — though she doesn't need the crate. She walks well on leash. Bella just wants someone to love and love her so she can have a good life in her golden years. She will also benefit greatly from more exercise.

Big Mama is ready for a big, forever love! At 57 lbs, the only thing ‘big’ about this pretty girl is her capacity to love and enjoy life! She’s a sweet, young lady, looking for a new home after her previous owner moved away. Big Mama is around 2 years old, so her new family can expect to enjoy some fun, puppy energy. She's smart, eager to please, knows a few cues (sit, paw, lie down), and is looking forward to practicing her leash skills on long walks with her people. She LOVES to fetch and enjoys swimming. Big Mama previously lived happily with large and small dogs, as well as cats! If you'd like to add big love to your home, come meet Big Mama today! 

Bobby is a stunning young yellow boy. He’s an extra-large boy with a gentle heart and a big brain to match. Although Bobby is strong, he’s also incredibly smart and eager to learn – especially when the reward is tasty treats and your praise. He walks nicely on leash with a no-pull harness. Bobby is fully crate-trained, house-trained, and enjoys quiet time in the backyard, lounging in the sun or sniffing around. He’s generally a calm and quiet companion.  Bobby would do best in an adult only home with no cats. 

Bogey and Mulligan are a pair of handsome, well behaved boys. They are house- and crate-trained (though they don't need the crate). They know several commands and listen very well. Their prior owner taught them to 'sit' while their meals are being prepared and wait for the 'ok' command to eat. They know sit, stay, come, and sort of understand 'heel'. They walk fairly well on leash but their prior owner has not been able to walk them for a while (they used to walk 2-3 miles a day), so they may need to brush up on that. Bogey is more the goofball of the two and is always up for playtime. Mulligan keeps things on track. These beautiful boys were wonderful for the vet, did great for the transporters, and were very sweet during their evaluations. Their foster mom describes them as 'unbelievable, cuddly, and kissable'. These affectionate friends will be a great addition to any family looking for double the love and double the fun! They will fill some home with happiness and must be adopted together..

Carmen was found as a stray and no one came looking for her. This beauty is the friendliest girl and also knows some obedience. She loves to fetch, so get your tennis balls, frisbees, and toys ready to throw! More on this calm sweetie as we get to know her. 

Watch Carmen react to a crazy friend: https://youtube.com/shorts/Cb9Zycwhfds?feature=share 

Casper is a sweet, sometimes silly, very good boy. When he came to Lab Rescue he was missing most of his fur due to severe allergies. After treating him, he regained his beautiful fur, and his true identity became clear: he's a Great Pyrenees/Anatolian Shepherd mix! Now that he’s healthy and fluffy again, we know that Casper is very much a working dog who loves being outside and thriving when he has a job that suits his instincts and personality, like livestock guarding. True to his nature, Casper believes in keeping an eye on things. He’s not excessively noisy, but he does patrol the fence line and will alert bark at passing threats like squirrels, plastic bags, or neighbors living their lives. He’ll quiet when asked and is happy to come inside when his job is done. A large securely fenced yard is non-negotiable; he’s got strong instincts to roam and protect, and he needs space to do both safely. He’s crate trained & house trained. Casper is calm, stoic, and devoted; extremely gentle with people. He's independent, though affectionate with his family. He walks nicely on leash, enjoys park outings, and gets along with other dogs, but is mostly indifferent to them. If he could choose, he'd prefer a large, calm female dog companion, but he'd be happy as an only dog too. He'll do best with a family who has working dog experience who understands the nature of the breeds. Casper will do best in a rural area, ideally on a farm, or similar place he can be put to work. He has lived with cats, and will play with them if they agree.

Through no fault of his own, handsome Cedar is looking for a new home. This luscious hunk of chocolate is excited that he will be getting a new family who will give him all the attention and affection he dreams about. He was crated 7 hours a day, so he’s thrilled to be able to run around in the yard and stretch his legs. Cedar loves greeting people and playing with other dogs of all sizes. Fetching a Kong stick is his favorite pastime, and he loves to swim. Cedar will eat just about anything, but his favorite is peanut butter biscuits. He is a destroyer of toys but doesn't chew on things he shouldn’t. He is good on leash, good on car rides, and knows some commands. This young boy still in his adolescence, and he hopes his new family to teach him everything he needs to be his very best self. Cedar is eager to shine in his new home and is going to be a wonderful, lovable companion!

Cedar loves to fetch his Kong stick: https://youtube.com/shorts/EjeO3a9EZrM 

Charlotte and her littermates came to us after her mom was given up to a shelter. This cutie weighs 19 pounds and is ready to flourish. She has been vetted, received her immunizaations, and is microchipped so she is ready to meet your world! ARe you ready for some puppy antics?

Cocoa is a  happy girl, who loves attention and being near her people. She is just discovering what it is to be a loved, inside dog. Cocoa is learning all about houses and their weird machines, like TVs, vacuums, and doorbells…all of which she has done well with. She’s a fast learner, and her new family will have fun showing her all sorts of fun things, such as playing with toys, fetching, swimming, taking walks, etc. She already likes to play with toys and carries one around with her. She enjoys safely explored the fenced yard and keeps it clear of those pesky rabbits and squirrels, who quickly learned there was a new sheriff in town. (An indication she might not do well with cats.) Foster says she’s very friendly and affectionate and will make a super companion with just a little more time learning and being loved. 

Cooper is a fun, goofy boy - and an absolute sweetheart! Plus, handsome to boot! He has lots of young pup energy and loves to play. He can make ANYTHING a toy! We will update more on this cool boy as we get to know him better!