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And I don’t let a day go by without showering my human with sweet, tiny kisses. Talk about adorable puppy pictures that make your heart melt! My foster family filmed a video to show you just how stinking cute I am (it’s in my bio, so click the button below). But there’s more to love beyond my expressive face and black-and-white coat. I’m spunky, brave, athletic, fun to be around and generally the life of the party.
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We can let you know when a suitable pet comes available for adoption in Pennsylvania. Just fill out our waiting list form using the button below, and we will reach out to you as new pets come available for adoption. Everytime he comes back inside, he grabs his towel and does a dance. He wants you to play tug-a-war and pretend to dry him (even when he’s not wet!).
She is underweight and doesn’t have much of an appetite. We are trying to put some weight on her with micro meals and an appetite stimulant. Smokey would like a home with a family that has a yard and that will give her the love and attention she so deserves. The cuteness factor is off the charts for Chewy! This adorable chocolate love landed with a family that wasn’t prepared for a puppy.
Breed: English golden retriever
He has lived outside most of his life and hasn’t received much training, exercise, or attention. Regardless, Chewy is a typical young, bouncy boy who loves to retrieve toys, ride in the car, and play in the water. He’s up for just about anything as long as he’s hanging with his humans. This affectionate, friendly boy is full of fun and love.
Their family is moving to Australia and cannot take them. We have two beautiful yellow lab’s needing a new home. Ben and Bella, whom we would like to rehome together. They have been together since they were 8 weeks old.
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Deborah was great and very helpful from the start of the process. To make a long story short Milo was rehomesd less than a week from the time his pictures were posted across social media. I am convinced that Milo went a loving family. Rehoming a pet is never easy for a pet owner.
Pet Rehoming Network is pleased to present Milo, a very special pet in need of a loving, forever home. To meet a pet, please fill out our online meeting request form below. Circumstances and lifestyles change and what we thought was forever sometimes isn't so we are here to help you. He hasn’t been around children so will need some work there as he gets a bit excitable around them as well and barks. He has had his puppy vaccines and some the year after, he is de-sexed and well toilet trained. Cody is a young guy who still lives at his dad’s and can’t move out while he has Jack.
Yet ALL of these dogs have gone on to have happy and fulfilled lives with new families who adore them. We rescue and rehome unwanted, ill-treated and abandoned Labradors irrespective of age or infirmity. We have dogs of all ages coming into us all the time and it is our job to match dogs to home and homes to dogs.
Remember the golden rule“Never buy over the Internet” as most of these puppies come from puppy farms as far away as Eastern Europe and they can be illegally imported. Please seek advice from us first before you make a purchase. We want you to have the right dog and not a heartache or a very large vet bill. You should NEVER accept a dog from anyone who doesn’t do this as any dog you are offered you may not know its history, health or temperament and these days it could be stolen. We rely on public donations and every one received is for the benefit of dogs in our care and none is used for administration purposes. You may have a wait for the right dog to come along but please be patient with us and we will do our best to find a suitable dog for you and your family.
We don’t have all the details but Teddy was dumped by his owners when they moved house. He is 9 years old and has that fine labrador temperament. So she’s not used to cats, but I think she would adjust easily. The main reason for re homing him is that we can’t provide him with the family home he deserves as we rent and aren’t allowed dogs inside. The other reason is he has shown very low tolerance towards young puppies and we regularly have puppies around us and in our care.
I guess I’m not the only royal in this shelter-dog roundup! Just like the Dutchess you saw earlier, I’m a royal cutie pie! Doggies with floppy ears are irresistibly cute! I’ll probably take a nap, but you can keep petting me, I don’t mind. I’m very food motivated (like, who isn’t?) and love getting treats when I’m a good girl .
(She’s right.) My best days are when I’m playing with my foster brother and chickens. Smokey is an easy-going lady who wants to have a place to get attention, rest and get some good food. She was probably an outside dog who didn't get a lot of attention and TLC before, but is getting it now that she is with Lab Rescue! She likes being out in the yard where she roams around watching what is going on with the pups in the other yard. She has found some stuffed toys that she likes to sleep with. She is a sweetheart who likes everyone she meets.
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