Sentences with phrase «rescue lab»

I have a 2 year old rescue lab who has a sensitive stomach that I got from the pound about 6 months ago.

Without foster homes, we can not rescue Labs from life - threatening shelter situations.

Most rescued Labs make exceptionally affectionate and attentive pets and extremely loyal companions.

We recently rescued a lab / pit mix from the shelter.

Patience and commitment are essential for rescued Lab adopters.

Dr. Rosenblum lives in Hoboken with her husband, two daughters and rescued lab mix Daisy.

We lost our last rescue lab at age 12 last November, and I had been watching many lab rescue websites because we love the temperament of that breed so much, and wanted another large dog.

Our donors make it possible for us to help Rescued Labs who have a good temperament, but also a medical condition with a good prognosis that others may be unable to accept.

How about an older rescue Lab?

So rescued a lab pit she will be me I just recited a five yr old lad but my lab is being aggressive with her new friend she had two fights what can I do they r both girls

My daughter rescued a lab / hound pup named Meena about 4 months ago.

Safe Harbor Lab Rescue is also committed to rescuing Labs abandoned in their golden senior years who are in good age - appropriate condition.

Transport rescued Labs to their volunteer foster home, to introductions with their adoptive family, or to fundraising events where they can have exposure to potential adopters

My chug and rescued lab hike swim carry stuff all the time they don't ever go on a normal walk down a side walk.

It is an easy and thoughtful way to continue loving and helping Rescued Labs long after you have crossed the «Rainbow Bridge».

When rescued labs arrive at CLR, they are assessed by a specialist for temperament, and then see a veterinarian team to address any health issues, are spayed or neutered, micro-chipped, and brought up - to - date on all vaccines.

I'm on my third rescued lab, and I've never felt comfortable with the guillotine clippers, and my dogs hate Dremels.

LRRCT Rescued Lab Featured on New Stamp Series for 2010 Beginning in April, the US Postal Service will be featuring a series of stamps with rescued cats and dogs on them as part of a campaign to encourage the adoption of shelter and rescued animals.

The adorable yellow lab puppy on one of them is none other than rescued lab Trevor adopted 3 years ago from us by Michael Decker and Ralph Wilson from CT!

The doggie resort even collaborates with Atlanta Lab Rescue, an organization that rescues labs from volatile or abusive situations and places them in loving homes.

We'd like to help NELR have the financial capacity to rescue any Lab who is at risk of being euthanized, even if the dog's medical needs are substantial.

Rescued Labs make wonderful pets and adjust well to their new families.

Hospodka lives in Bridgeport, Chicago, with his wife Victoria and a rescued Lab mix named Jimmy Boo.

We have been able to do this because of the dedication and love from our volunteers, foster families, local animal rescue advocates, and those that are willing to open their hearts and homes to a rescued lab.

We at Lucky Lab Rescue & Adoption feel very committed to rescuing all labs (black labs, too) because of their plight as they are often overlooked in favor of lighter - colored dogs.

The fosters provide the food and the love for each rescue lab, and spend countless hours with them, helping them learn the basics... like housebreaking and a few basic commands.

We were skeptical about pet insurance until a neighbor recommended it to us (she saw how active and goofy our rescue lab puppy was...) Later that year he hurt his leg and needed surgery, which would have been financially miserable had we not had the accident insurance.

Fostering is a great way to help transition a rescued lab into their new loving home.

Thank you for your interest in adopting a rescued lab!

The rescued Labs receive veterinary care and are fostered in the Denver area before they are adopted.

Safe Harbor Lab Rescue is dedicated to finding the best placement possible for each of our Rescued Labs and our adopters.

Revenue from our modest adoption fees does not cover the cost to prepare our Rescued Labs for adoption.

At the time you meet with the Rescued Lab and an Adoption Coordinator, a formal adoption agreement is signed and then you and your new lovable Lab head home as a family!

The cost to prepare our Rescued Labs for adoption greatly exceeds the adoption fee.

Most importantly, you will need to provide an abundance of love, attention and patience and be willing to make the commitment to accept a rescued Lab into your family and work through any initial obedience or behavior issues that may surface.

On occasion we may need volunteers to help us «show» one of our Rescued Labs to the approved adopter.

All of our Rescued Labs are spayed or neutered (if 8 months or older), microchipped, brought up - to - date on their shots, heartworm tested if old enough and any medical needs are addressed.

This is the last step before a Rescued Lab goes home with their new family.

All adoption fees go towards the care for all of our rescued Labs while in transition to their forever homes.

Your role as a «reference checker» is to call the applicants references, summarize findings and give an opinion on the suitability of the applicant to adopt of our Rescued Labs.

If you are unsure as to whether you can commit to a one of our Rescued Labs for the rest of their life — Labs live an average 10 - 12 years or more — then please rethink your decision to adopt a Lab.

Adoption is for the rest of the Lab's life and our Rescued Labs have already had enough turmoil in their lives.

Every Rescued Lab gets an intake exam, basic shots, is spayed / neutered, microchipped and heartworm tested.