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dogs at Dallas/Fort Worth Labrador Retriever Rescue Club, Inc.
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Areas Dallas/Fort Worth Labrador Retriever Rescue Club, Inc. serves
We serve the Dallas/Fort Worth, TX metroplex
Dallas/Fort Worth Labrador Retriever Rescue Club, Inc.'s adoption process
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Adoption cost for an adult dog is $275.00 and $350.00 for a puppy. The adopter goes on line to our website and fills out an adoption application, the cost is $25.00. The application is reviewed by our application team and once approved is contacted so that we may perform a home study. Once the home study is completed and they are approved we start matching them with Labs in our program. A contract is signed once a match is made.
Adoption cost for an adult dog is $275.00 and $350.00 for a puppy. The adopter goes on line to our website and fills out an adoption application, the cost is $25.00. The application is reviewed by our application team and once approved is contacted so that we may perform a home study. Once the home study is completed and they are approved we start matching them with Labs in our program. A contract is signed once a match is made.
About Dallas/Fort Worth Labrador Retriever Rescue Club, Inc.
The Dallas/Fort Worth Labrador Retriever Rescue Club, Inc. (DFWLRRC) is dedicated to alleviating the needless death and suffering of homeless or misplaced (lost and stray) purebred Labrador Retrievers in the Dallas Fort Worth area.
We will provide education about responsible dog ownership, including, but not limited to, counseling on behavior and obedience training (spaying and neutering) and veterinary care. We will seek out loving homes for these Labradors and provide quality interim care and rehabilitation through volunteer foster homes and veterinary intervention.
By rescuing and rehabilitating homeless Labradors in our community, vigorously promoting responsible dog ownership through active participation in pet related events, and through our own education program, we strive for a better life for each of our animals.
The Dallas/Fort Worth Labrador Retriever Rescue Club, Inc. (DFWLRRC) is dedicated to alleviating the needless death and suffering of homeless or misplaced (lost and stray) purebred Labrador Retrievers in the Dallas Fort Worth area.
We will provide education about responsible dog ownership, including, but not limited to, counseling on behavior and obedience training (spaying and neutering) and veterinary care. We will seek out loving homes for these Labradors and provide quality interim care and rehabilitation through volunteer foster homes and veterinary intervention.
By rescuing and rehabilitating homeless Labradors in our community, vigorously promoting responsible dog ownership through active participation in pet related events, and through our own education program, we strive for a better life for each of our animals.
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