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Initial intake information: Black Male 76 lbs   - Heartworm negative - Est available  TBD after arrival in foster home

Charmming  is currently getting settled in with us, please check back soon for update

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Initial intake information:Yellow Female 50 lbs  - Heartworm negative- Est available TBD

Journy is currently getting settled in with us, please check back soon for updates

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Initial intake information: Silver/Chocolate male 60 lbs  -

This happy, go lucky boy is full of curiosity and makes us laugh. He is at his happiest when investigating his surroundings and is able to get in some quality playtime. We believe Nugent is a lucky dog! He was abandoned with other dogs and was brought into the DFW Lab Rescue group needing lots of love, snacks and guidance on how to be a dog. Nugent received corrective surgery for an old injury that occurred prior to being brought into the rescue group. As luck would have it he worked hard at being a model patient, followed the doctor’s orders, learned to walk on a leash as part of daily physical therapy sessions and received his graduating bone treats as a result! Nugent is ready for his own family, to continue puppy training and to enjoy discovering what it’s like to just be a good dog.

This hunk of silver love is such a pleaser and is ready for his next lucky adventure. 

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Initial intake information: Chocolate Male 74 lbs  - Heartworm positive- Est available TBD

Hi, my name is Zachary. I’ve been with my foster family since April. I had hoped to find my fur-ever home by this time, but an injury is keeping me on the side lines for now. That’s OK. I’m having fun with my foster parents. I’ve been working hard to train them on how to best scratch my ears, rub my belly, and be generous with treats. I’m really enjoying life in a home with several comfortable dog beds, 3 square meals, regular walks, and lots of loving from my foster parents. I love dog toys, especially ropes to play tug-of-war or soft squeaky toys. I’ve learned to entertain myself with the toys. I like to run around the house throwing my squeaky toy; then I pounce on it and toss it again. In the evenings my foster sister and I have multiple rounds of play/wresting. If you are looking for a young, energetic, handsome boy ask about meeting me.

From Zachary’s foster mom: Zachary came to us after being in the shelter and boarding for several weeks waiting for a foster home. He was a bit nervous when he arrived. He quickly transformed into a sweet, goofy, curious boy. He is fully house trained, doesn’t chew anything other than dog toys, sleeps well in his crate or in a dog bed near our bed, gets along well with our dog, and loves to be wherever the humans are. He makes a great snuggle buddy when watching TV. Zachary has the energy of a typical young lab. When he gets very excited, he will sometimes pull on the leash, jump on us, or get a bit mouthy during play (he has a very soft mouth). We began working with a trainer to focus his energy and work on his manners. He is smart, wants to please, and is a quick learner. We’ve seen significant improvement after just a few weeks. 

Initially, we believed Zach would do best in a home as an only dog. We had some challenges the first time we took him to a meet and greet with several other dogs. Then we noticed that Zach was favoring one leg. A vet visit diagnosed a CCL injury. Zach was given some pain medicine and joint support. Within days we noticed a big change in his behavior. He immediately began engaging our dog in play. He stayed in boarding while we went on vacation. We got pictures of him in the outdoor pen with other dogs. He made some new friends! The trainer who watched him both before and after he started the meds said he was a totally different dog. Once his pain was under control, he was happier and friendly towards other dogs.

We now believe that Zach can be in a home with another dog. A calm, non-dominant dog sibling would be best. A home where someone is home most of the time, with no children under 12 would be a great fit for him. The most important criteria would be a home that has large dog experience with a
person/people who will continue his training. He needs someone who is willing to invest the love, time, and energy to help him be the best that he can be. I guarantee that he will return your love ten-fold.

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Initial intake information:  Black Female 38 lbs  - Heartworm negative - Est available TBD

Dorothy is currently getting settled in with us, please check back soon for updates

*This dog may not meet the breed standard for a Labrador Retriever.

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Initial intake information: Yellow male 64lbs  - Heartworm negative -  Avail date TBD

Chino  is currently getting settled in with us, please check back soon for updates

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Initial intake information:  Chocolate (Silver)  Male 63 lbs  - Heartworm positive- Est available  Mid Aug

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Initial intake information: Yellow Male 73 lbs  - Heartworm pending - Est available mid/late aug

Coupe is currently getting settled in with us, please check back soon for updates

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Initial intake information: Black Female 68 lbs  - Heartworm pending - Est available  Mid Aug

Delta is currently getting settled in with us, please check back soon for updates

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Initial intake information: Black Female 70 lbs  - Heartworm negative - Est available  Mid August

Dawn is a beautiful 10 month old girl who loves to play with toys. She is very affectionate and likes to be near people. She gets along with other dogs and shows no interest in cats. She is house trained and is getting used to the crate. She does well on a leash and likes walks.

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Initial intake information:  Yellow Male 88 lbs  - Heartworm positive - Est available TBD after arrival in foster home

Tripper is currently getting settled in with us, please check back soon for updates

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Initial intake information: Yellow Male 64 lbs  - Heartworm negative - Est available early August

Hi, my name is Red Man. My foster mom says I have the most beautiful fox red coat!  I have been the best house guest and she acts likes it’s a big deal that I don’t go potty in the house.  I haven’t had one accident the whole time I have been here! 

I like hanging out with my lab buddies, Maclyn and Truman.  We get along pretty good considering I am much younger than them.  I do like to get in their space sometimes, but I always back off when I hear the word “no” or “come”.  I also have had to sleep with this ugly hat my foster mom calls a cone.  I do okay with it at night and sleep soundly all night long.  She says I only have a few days left with the ugly hat. 

I am very attentive to my foster mom, and I always come to her when I am called.  I sit nicely for treats (yum!!), I like to chill on the couch, and I rarely bark, unless I have to go in that big cagey thingy.  I am not a fan of the cagey thing, but I eat my food in there and getting more comfortable with it.  Foster mom says when the hat comes off, we can try the pool.  I have walked around it, but she won’t let me step in it yet because of the ugly hat.  She thinks it’s a big deal I haven’t gone in the pool, but I don’t because I am a good boy.  I like to chill on the couch and get belly rubs and I follow my foster mom around everywhere she goes.  I am excited to meet my forever people and get belly rubs from you!

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Initial intake information: Chocolate Female 77lbs  - Heartworm negative - Est available mid-August

Hi! I’m Dara! I was a breeder dog for the beginning of my life and only lived outside. I’m super sweet and mostly chill. My foster says it seems I haven’t been exposed to much in my early life because everything is “new” to me. My house manners are improving daily as I adjust to the house routine and learn boundaries. I need an experienced dog owner or someone willing to continue with teaching me how to be a family dog.

My foster mom says I’m a pleaser. When I do something, I’m not supposed to (because remember I haven’t been taught yet), she says “no” once and I stop and turn to see what she wants me to do. I learned to sit in one day!!! and I don’t jump after I learned to sit. I like to be where my people are and snuggle with them or follow them around whatever you’re doing. I don’t even mind snuggling if you’re in a single person chair. My foster has this nice bed for me, but I REALLY prefer to be in the bed with them. I’m working on learning not everyone likes to sleep with dogs in the bed. I’m also working on potty training and learning quickly that outside is where I potty.

My foster home has small dogs and one bigger dog. I don’t mind any of them. I try running in the yard with the big dog a little bit but it’s so hot! I like to carry toys around a little bit. If I try to naw on the toy a little, I get told “no” and I stop. I don’t really like getting in my kennel or being put in it when my people leave. I am learning to sleep on the couch while home by myself. I will need adjustment time in a new home, especially when you’re not home.

I just want people to love me, let me snuggle with you and follow you around…BUT I do need someone who is patient and willing to continue to teach me how to be a family dog vs an outside dog.

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Initial intake information: Yellow Male 71lbs  - Heartworm negative - Est available  TBD after arrival in foster home

Dash  is currently getting settled in with us, please check back soon for updates

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Initial intake information: Chocolate Male 94 lbs  - Heartworm negative - Est available  Mid Aug

Kota is a 105-pound chunk of love. He’ll turn nine in December and is experienced in life. He is easy-going, crate trained, and housebroken. He is gentle and snuggly and enjoys leisurely walks around the block. 

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Initial intake information: Chocolate Male Puppy - Est available Mid to Late Aug

Hi! My name is Dusty-buns. I’m still a baby trying to figure out the rules of the house. I’m pretty good about going outside to potty, I’m a decent sleeper when I’ve been able to get a lot of my energy out, and I love to play with toys, big dogs, and my foster family. I’ve been on a few short walks and do well on the leash when I have other members of the pack to follow. I do okay in my kennel, but I’d rather hang out with everyone else if I know you’re home. I haven’t learned a lot of commands, but I’m learning “drop it” quickly since I like to carry things away that I’m not supposed to have. I’m definitely trainable and extremely cute! 

If you have the time to love me, teach me, keep an eye on me when you’re home and play with me, I hope we can meet!

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Initial intake information:  Chocolate (Silver) Female 65 lbs  - Heartworm negative - Est available TBD after arrival in foster home

Destiny is currently getting settled in with us, please check back soon for updates

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Initial intake information:  Chocolate Female 74 lbs  - Heartworm negative - Est available TBD after arrival in foster home

Devi is currently getting settled in with us, please check back soon for updates

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Initial intake information: Chocolate Male 83lbs  - Heartworm negative - Est available  Mid Aug

Bryon is currently getting settled in with us, please check back soon for updates

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Initial intake information: Chocolate Male Puppy - Est available  Mid to Late Aug

Rohan is currently getting settled in with us, please check back soon for updates

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Initial intake information: Chocolate Female Puppy  -  Est available  Mid to Late Aug

Sabina is currently getting settled in with us, please check back soon for updates

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Initial intake information: Yellow Female  58 lbs  - Heartworm negative - Est available Mid Aug

Annie Oakley is a sweet, playful, smart and well-socialized 10 month old Lab puppy. She is one of the best adoption candidates we’ve fostered. Annie is quickly recovering from her prior life that involved far too much time in her crate. Annie is loving, fully house broken, and crate trained. Annie walks acceptably well on a leash, and we have noted improvements during her foster period. We have not observed her interact with children but believe she would do fine with children five years old and older. She loves rough and tumble play with her foster “siblings,” and she rides in a car well. She loves to play with almost any toy, and she especially likes to gnaw on antlers. She sleeps well in her crate.

Because she’s still a puppy, we typically let her out to potty once around 2:00 to 3:00 a.m. She’s a smart girl and taught herself the doggie door without encouragement.  When we first fostered Annie, she exhibited great excitement upon greeting people (jumping up, trying to climb next to you on furniture). That said, she has calmed down considerably in the few days we’ve fostered her. We believe that continued gentle and consistent correction will eliminate this behavior. While not food aggressive, Annie has a strong interest in her food and that in any other bowls. She will do best in a home with one or more playful, active dogs. She will not do well with any dog that is food aggressive. 

Due to her history, we feel that Annie will do best in a home with at least a fair amount of enclosed outdoor access, whether that be yard play or outdoor walks. Annie Oakley is guaranteed to put a bulls-eye on your heart. She will be a superstar pet.