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My basic info
Breed
Labrador Retriever
Color
Black
Age
6 years 7 months old, Young
Size
Med. 26-60 lbs (12-27 kg) (when grown)
Weight
26 lbs (current)
Sex
Female
Pet ID
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My details
Good with kids
Good with dogs
Good with cats
Shots current
Spayed / Neutered
Housetrained
My story
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Here's what the humans have to say about me:
NAME: MAGGIE
GENDER: FEMALE
BREED: LAB/FMD mix
COLOR: BLACK
AGE: 1 YEAR OLD
WEIGHT: 28lbs
SPAY OR NEUTER: Yes
MICROCHIP: Yes
If you would like to give Maggie by a forever home, please go to
www.adoptadoggie.org to fill out an online application with home photos.
Maggie is a wonderful dog! She is friendly with people, playful with dogs & gentle with cats, and good with children. She is full of love. She is doing very well and ready for her own forever home. Maggie started some leash training and is learning at a good pace. She is crate-trained and doing well on her housetraining. Maggie rides well in the car and can wait patiently while her foster mom runs errands. She is a lovely girl and will make a wonderful family dog.
Maggie’s Rescue Story
Poor Maggie was found abandoned in a park. She would go up to people hoping someone kind will take her home. People in the area wasn’t nice to her and doesn’t like stray dogs. She was often chased away and beat by sticks. Poor girl was hiding in the bushes and crying out of starvation. A kind vet assistant saw her on her way home from work. She put a leash over her and Maggie followed her home. Maggie was so so happy to have a warm meal and a cozy bed to sleep in. Maggie loves the lady very much and was well adjusted in her home. However, she works long hours and can’t keep her. She posted her story on Facebook hoping to find her a forever home. A few months went by and no one had call for her. Luckily a rescue group responded to her message and knew it was urgent to save Maggie. The rescue organization is an experienced group and have found over a thousand dogs loving homes around the world. The founder quickly brought Maggie back to her home and promised her a good life. Maggie has been spayed, vaccinated, chipped, de-wormed, and passed negative on her blood tests. She is a sweetheart and ready for a loving home that won’t leave her behind again.
Please watch Maggie’s YouTube videos below:
https://youtu.be/Eku7D1ZPWQk - Maggie good with children
https://youtu.be/Ye9grfSzXh8 - Maggie no food aggression
https://youtu.be/ls_e8TPsPBI - Maggie at Doggie Park
https://youtu.be/QpnMhqHrzo8 - Maggie good with dogs
https://youtu.be/F8TB56E6Tqg - Maggie playing with dogs
https://youtu.be/ThE0tFqiywo - Maggie good with dogs
https://youtu.be/FIspOsqO4M4 - Maggie good with dogs
https://youtu.be/cbrKFkLwj2g - Maggie walk on leash
https://youtu.be/VJgNTCMN6Kg - Maggie good with cats
If you would like to give Maggie a forever home, please go to www.adoptadoggie.org to fill out an online application with your home photos. You can also email your home environment photos to contact@adoptadoggie.org Once we received your application, we will get back to you ASAP.
Temperament:
Energy Level: Medium
Ideal home environment: Both Quiet & Active
Is the dog good with strangers: Friendly
The dog is best with children of what age group? Any ages
Is the dog good with other dogs? Yes good with small and big dogs
Is the dog good with cats? Yes
Good on leash? Yes
Housetrained? Yes
Crate-trained? Yes
How is the dog with men? Friendly
Food aggression with people? No
Food aggression with dogs? No
Has the dog bitten anyone? No
Medical Information:
Vaccination History
Vaccination date: 08/01/2018
Rabies shot: 08/01/2018
Idexx 4-1 Kit Test Result: negative
Heartworm Test Result: negative
Giardia Test Kit Result: negative
Deworming Date: 1st day of each month
Heartworm Preventative Date: 1st day of each month
Frontline Date: 1st day of each month
