Say hello to Abby! This adorable 5-month-old looks like she was just dipped in a fresh coat of snow. And now Abby has gotten to experience the fun of playing in real snow since arriving to Connecticut. She has been with her foster Mom for a short while now, and this is what she has to say about Abby:
Abby is really, really sweet. She walks well on a leash and is great with other dogs. House training is a work in progress; she is about 80% of the way to mastering it. Abby hasn't been around kids yet but most likely she would be fine. Abby was nervous when she met her foster doggy cousin (in the video), but the next day she warmed up to him, and they could not get enough of each other. She takes some time and love to warm up, and then she is a snuggle bunny.
Abby is a pup whose boundless cuteness is sure to capture your heart. Despite being a tiny bundle of joy, Abby is already showing signs of the wonderful personality she will grow into—playful, curious, and incredibly affectionate. Being just a youngster, Abby is at the perfect age to learn and adapt to her new family's lifestyle. She's eager to explore the world around her with those fuzzy paws and is at that curious stage where every little thing is a new adventure. Abby is just getting to know the world and needs a loving family to help her along her journey. She will thrive in a home that appreciates her zest for life and can provide her with plenty of playtime, training, and, of course, cuddles. Abby is looking for a committed family ready to invest time and love into her upbringing. She is on heartworm prevention, weighs 30 pounds and is current with all of her vaccinations. If you're ready to fill your days with laughter, training sessions, and endless snuggles, apply for Abby with a free application @ www.americanlabrescue.com. With her floppy ears and curious eyes, she's more than just a cute face; she's a bundle of potential waiting to blossom!
Commonwealth of Massachusetts Department of Agricultural Resources Import License to Operate a Rescue Organization License # 0071
State of Rhode Island Department of Environmental Management Certificate of Registration for Rescue/Category A License #0075
State of Connecticut Animal Importer Registration Number AIR.000.101
Say hello to Abby! This adorable 5-month-old looks like she was just dipped in a fresh coat of snow. And now Abby has gotten to experience the fun of playing in real snow since arriving to Connecticut. She has been with her foster Mom for a short while now, and this is what she has to say about Abby:
Abby is really, really sweet. She walks well on a leash and is great with other dogs. House training is a work in progress; she is about 80% of the way to mastering it. Abby hasn't been around kids yet but most likely she would be fine. Abby was nervous when she met her foster doggy cousin (in the video), but the next day she warmed up to him, and they could not get enough of each other. She takes some time and love to warm up, and then she is a snuggle bunny.
Abby is a pup whose boundless cuteness is sure to capture your heart. Despite being a tiny bundle of joy, Abby is already showing signs of the wonderful personality she will grow into—playful, curious, and incredibly affectionate. Being just a youngster, Abby is at the perfect age to learn and adapt to her new family's lifestyle. She's eager to explore the world around her with those fuzzy paws and is at that curious stage where every little thing is a new adventure. Abby is just getting to know the world and needs a loving family to help her along her journey. She will thrive in a home that appreciates her zest for life and can provide her with plenty of playtime, training, and, of course, cuddles. Abby is looking for a committed family ready to invest time and love into her upbringing. She is on heartworm prevention, weighs 30 pounds and is current with all of her vaccinations. If you're ready to fill your days with laughter, training sessions, and endless snuggles, apply for Abby with a free application @ www.americanlabrescue.com. With her floppy ears and curious eyes, she's more than just a cute face; she's a bundle of potential waiting to blossom!
Commonwealth of Massachusetts Department of Agricultural Resources Import License to Operate a Rescue Organization License # 0071
State of Rhode Island Department of Environmental Management Certificate of Registration for Rescue/Category A License #0075
State of Connecticut Animal Importer Registration Number AIR.000.101
Visit www.americanlabrescue.com for link for free application
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Interview
A volunteer will contact you once your vet check is completed. If you do not hear after a few days please email americanlabrescue@yahoo.com
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Home Check
All approved applications will have a home visit once a dog is decided upon
Additional adoption info
All our animals are brought up to date on shots, spayed or neutered prior to adoption. All adoptions require a completed adoption application, home inspection and a veterinarian check. The adoption fee of $550.00 covers all transportation expenses, shots, deworming, and spaying or neutering fees. Massachusetts residents are responsible for state quarantine fee, if dog si fostered locally a health certificate fee will apply and if a dog is microchipped there is an additional $40 fee. We have a return policy so that any dog adopted through our organization will be returned directly to American Lab Rescue and not end up in a shelter again.
All our animals are brought up to date on shots, spayed or neutered prior to adoption. All adoptions require a completed adoption application, home inspection and a veterinarian check. The adoption fee of $550.00 covers all transportation expenses, shots, deworming, and spaying or neutering fees. Massachusetts residents are responsible for state quarantine fee, if dog si fostered locally a health certificate fee will apply and if a dog is microchipped there is an additional $40 fee. We have a return policy so that any dog adopted through our organization will be returned directly to American Lab Rescue and not end up in a shelter again.
