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PUPPIES
Important Notes:
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Finding Your Perfect Match: Below are brief descriptions of some of our dogs that are available for adoption. Because the list is constantly changing, we recommend that you apply to adopt as soon as you are ready and work with an Adoption Coordinator, who can provide you with more info about dogs that are a good match for you and your lifestyle.
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Adopting with Children: The safety of children in an adoptive home is one of our greatest priorities. Learn more about our approach to placing dogs in homes where little ones are present.
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Adopting as a Townhome or Apartment Resident: As many of our dogs come from rural areas—where they have limited exposure to cars, new people and dogs, unexpected noises, and being leashed—we may limit placements for some dogs to single-family homes. Learn more >
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Adopting & Fences: We require fences for some of our dogs for a range of reasons. Learn more >
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Heartworm: About ten percent of our dogs are diagnosed with Heartworm disease during their initial vetting. Heartworm is treatable, and Lab Rescue provides treatment for all infected dogs at no cost to the adopter. Learn more >

Flounder
Gender:
Mal
Age:
4 months
Good with:
Kids 10+, Dogs
Needs:
A loving forever home
A perfect pup!
Flounder is a typical puppy, sweet and friendly, looking for a family who will give him the home he deserves, and is prepared to support him through his surgery recovery in a few months. He is a gentle, affectionate puppy who found himself in the shelter after being surrendered with his littermates. It didn’t take long for staff to notice something was off with his front right leg, and X‑rays revealed a break at the joint. Lab Rescue stepped in to give him the care he deserves. After consulting with a couple of orthopedic surgeons, the recommendation is to wait until Flounder is older and his growth plates have closed before performing corrective surgery. Until then, he’s cleared to enjoy life as a puppy — just without overdoing it. Flounder can romp around the yard and explore, but he shouldn’t be encouraged to fetch or roughhouse with other dogs. Despite his limitations, he’s thriving. Flounder loves people and other dogs and wants to be in their company. He had a great weekend celebrating his foster brother’s birthday with all the excitement that brought to his front door! He had so much fun and loved playing with the kids. He has learned how to do puzzles and is very smart. He is a wonderfully happy dog.




