Friday's Friend! Dog Adoption, Lab Rescue

Photo: Lab Rescue
Creative: from The Dog's Paw!

WOOFS! Happy Friday! Along with Samson and Noah, I had a pawsome time with my Aunt Connie and Uncle Jack! I determined a good time to do a "Sneak Like Attack" on Connie and was very successful. I waited until the humans weren't paying attention or couldn't stop me and got her! She has been fully liked and christened as my Aunt. WOOFS! She learned the blessing of having a young pup around the house! 

Photo: Lab Rescue
Creative: from The Dog's Paw!

My friend "Lab Lady" from Lab Rescue brought by a 9-year-old Yellow Labrador Retriever named Libby who is looking for her "Forever Home!" with humans to love who will love her too! She needs a single-family home in a rural setting with a physical fence. 

Libby is making pawsome pawgress in her foster home. Barkingly, she isn't the shy girl who would stay in her crate but is becoming friendly with visitors, including men. She greets visitors at the door, accepts treats, and allows pets from strangers. After keeping her distance from her foster dad, she is now his "girlfriend!" WOOFS!! GOOD FOR YOU LIBBY! Barks, she no longer tries to return home if she sees activity on the street that concerns her! 

Barks, at night, Libby enjoys sleeping on a dog bed close to her foster parents. 

Woofs, Libby has been quite the sweet pups with her foster siblings, four male pups ages 2 to 8! She'sbeen calm, gentle, and tolerant with each. Woofs. 

Paws, a beautiful trait of Libby is her stern side-eye look! She would make a great librarian or teacher if you were making too much noise or she's suspicious of something! Don't let the look fool you though - she has her share of smiles! 

Libby enjoys walks, treats, and lovin's! She is a gentle easy-going girl though not a big Lab, she does have really big Lab feet! She enjoys her crate but has the run of her foster home. 

Photo: Lab Rescue
Creative: from The Dog's Paw!

Woofs, Libby is looking for a special human to adopt her and provide a loving home. She has impaired vision but it doesn't affect her happiness! She can see shapes and navigates her way around the house and yard provided she's given extra time to learn it. She has some hearing loss and can't hear you tell her to "sit" or "come," but somehow manages to hear the refrigerator door opening or a food wrapper! 

Barkingly, Libby is friendly with other dogs but does not actively play or chase. She'll do best with a calm canine companion.

Libby enjoys being outside. She loves two short walks daily. She still has the wonderings of a stray which begs the curiosity of an open door or gate to explore. 

Barkingly, Libby doesn't play with toys but she has a pair of wool socks that she loves carrying around.

Woofs, last August, Libby had a mast cell tumor removed from her abdomen and needs to take Benadryl and Pepcid AC as preventatives for the rest of her life. 

Paws, Libby created a few videos to help herself get adopted:

Enjoying Life!   

In the Snow! 

Roaming the Yard! 

On a Walk! 

Woofs, Libby is approved for mini-humans ages 10 and older. She is unknown with cats but good with other dogs!

To learn about adopting a Labrador Retriever from Lab Rescue, pawlease visit their Adoption Guide!

To meet Libby, or if you might pawssibly want to adopt her, pawlease complete the Lab Rescue Dog Adoption Application.

Woofs, do you love Labrador Retrievers, but are not able to adopt? How about considering sponsoring Libby? Sponsoring Libby provides financial resources for her food, care, and Veterinary needs.  Interested? Pawlease visit Sponsor Me! Donations are tax-deductible as permitted by the IRS.

Photo: Lab Rescue
Creative: from The Dog's Paw!