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Areas Utah Labrador and Newfoundland Rescue serves
We serve the entire State of Utah, but have only a few foster homes in Ut. County and SL County. We desperately need foster homes as we are only able to rescue about 10% of all the Labs and Newfoundlands needing our help. If you can foster for us (all supplies provided), please contact our rescue for more information.
Utah Labrador and Newfoundland Rescue's adoption process
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We put a lot of time, money, and love into every Lab we adopt out. We are also required by law to meet certain medical needs for each Lab. Our group includes the most for your money - Adults (4 months and older) $200 pays for the spay or neuter, full vaccinations, heart worm test and first month of preventative, de-worm, microchip, a month of pet insurance, and an adoption booklet for free food and tons of discounts from both PETsMART and PETCO. Puppies (under 4 months) are $300 because and include the future spay/neuter, up to 3 rounds of puppy vaccinations including the de-wormings, microchip, insurance, and adoption booklets.
Trainers throughout the State also provide a discount to anyone who adopts from us as well! To obtain an Online Application please visit our website at www.utahlabrescue.com
We put a lot of time, money, and love into every Lab we adopt out. We are also required by law to meet certain medical needs for each Lab. Our group includes the most for your money - Adults (4 months and older) $200 pays for the spay or neuter, full vaccinations, heart worm test and first month of preventative, de-worm, microchip, a month of pet insurance, and an adoption booklet for free food and tons of discounts from both PETsMART and PETCO. Puppies (under 4 months) are $300 because and include the future spay/neuter, up to 3 rounds of puppy vaccinations including the de-wormings, microchip, insurance, and adoption booklets.
Trainers throughout the State also provide a discount to anyone who adopts from us as well! To obtain an Online Application please visit our website at www.utahlabrescue.com
About Utah Labrador and Newfoundland Rescue
We are Utah's first and only Labrador Retriever rescue. As of January, 2017, the Newfoundland breed will be added to the organization. We temperament and health test every dog before it's placed into our program. No matter the age, size, or color you're looking for, we've got your new family member! The rescue was started after we adopted our own Lab from the shelter and found out how many thousands of purebred Labs die every year in our State alone. We are primarily a Lab and Newfie rescue, but take in various other sporting and working breeds as well.
Adopt, save a life, and get a new best friend!
We are Utah's first and only Labrador Retriever rescue. As of January, 2017, the Newfoundland breed will be added to the organization. We temperament and health test every dog before it's placed into our program. No matter the age, size, or color you're looking for, we've got your new family member! The rescue was started after we adopted our own Lab from the shelter and found out how many thousands of purebred Labs die every year in our State alone. We are primarily a Lab and Newfie rescue, but take in various other sporting and working breeds as well.
Adopt, save a life, and get a new best friend!
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