This helps Humane Society of the New Braunfels Area with pet care costs.
My basic info
Breed
Labrador Retriever
Color
–
Age
1 year 8 months old, Young
Size
Large 61-100 lbs (28-45 kg) (when grown)
Weight
51 lbs (current)
Sex
Female
Pet ID
HSD202512307
My details
Purebred
Shots current
Spayed / Neutered
My story
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Here's what the humans have to say about me:
Annie Oakley came to the shelter as a stray, she and two of her housemates had been to the shelter as puppies and been reclaimed. When all three of them landed at the shelter AGAIN, her two housemates were picked up but Annie was not - she had been SHOT by a neighbor and rushed to a full service vet clinic for care. Her previous owner was not willing to assume the costs - in fact, he didn't even ask if she was OK. She needed emergency surgery to repair the wound, it grazed her shoulder and took a decent sized chunk out of her. It was touch and go for a while but between the vet clinic and the HSNBA staff caring for her, she got healed up enough to go to a wonderful foster home to complete the healing process. After her ordeal, she is understandably a little nervous and unsure of new situations and people, but her foster dad reports she is just the sweetest, most cuddly dog around, totally house trained and great on a leash. Since we know she grew up with other dogs, we assume she is good with other dogs but don't know about cats. If you have a dog at home, we recommend arranging to do a Meet and Greet to see how they get along before committing to adoption. Annie will always have a small scar, but it's her badge of honor for the ordeal she's been through, and she deserves the most loving home. We'd love for you to come meet her!HSNBA lists all animals online from the moment of intake, and our listings are updated automatically every midnight. Some of these animals may not be available for adoption at this moment, but you can always call the shelter at 830-629-5287 for clarification on the adoption process or the animal's current status.
Annie Oakley came to the shelter as a stray, she and two of her housemates had been to the shelter as puppies and been reclaimed. When all three of them landed at the shelter AGAIN, her two housemates were picked up but Annie was not - she had been SHOT by a neighbor and rushed to a full service vet clinic for care. Her previous owner was not willing to assume the costs - in fact, he didn't even ask if she was OK. She needed emergency surgery to repair the wound, it grazed her shoulder and took a decent sized chunk out of her. It was touch and go for a while but between the vet clinic and the HSNBA staff caring for her, she got healed up enough to go to a wonderful foster home to complete the healing process. After her ordeal, she is understandably a little nervous and unsure of new situations and people, but her foster dad reports she is just the sweetest, most cuddly dog around, totally house trained and great on a leash. Since we know she grew up with other dogs, we assume she is good with other dogs but don't know about cats. If you have a dog at home, we recommend arranging to do a Meet and Greet to see how they get along before committing to adoption. Annie will always have a small scar, but it's her badge of honor for the ordeal she's been through, and she deserves the most loving home. We'd love for you to come meet her!HSNBA lists all animals online from the moment of intake, and our listings are updated automatically every midnight. Some of these animals may not be available for adoption at this moment, but you can always call the shelter at 830-629-5287 for clarification on the adoption process or the animal's current status.
Shelter
This organization is committed to providing a positive adoption experience!
Learn more.
Some of the animals are in foster homes, but for most of the pets you can come to the facility and see if anyone catches your eye!
2.
Submit Application
While you can visit the facility or fill out your application first, getting this step started, let's us get to know you and what you want.
3.
Approve Application
We'll let you know if we have questions or see some flags on your application, but most people have no issues getting the green light.
4.
Meet the Pet
If your application looks good we will forward it to a foster, if needed, or get the animal out of the kennel to help you have some time
5.
Sign Adoption Contract
6.
Pay Fee
7.
Take the Pet Home
We have plenty of donations and coupons to help you get your pet home and settled in. We are here if you have any questions after that too!
Additional adoption info
Puppies and Small Dogs are $200
All other dogs are $120
Kittens are $100
Cats re $50
All adoptions are spayed/neutered, vaccinated with age appropriate vaccines, treated for fleas and ticks, dewormed for common intestinal parasites, and microchipped.
Adopters must be at least 18 years old. If you don't own your residence, you must provide a copy of the lease agreement stating that you're able to own animals. We will check your animal control history and there is about 15-20 minutes worth of paperwork before you can take your animal home.
Puppies and Small Dogs are $200
All other dogs are $120
Kittens are $100
Cats re $50
All adoptions are spayed/neutered, vaccinated with age appropriate vaccines, treated for fleas and ticks, dewormed for common intestinal parasites, and microchipped.
Adopters must be at least 18 years old. If you don't own your residence, you must provide a copy of the lease agreement stating that you're able to own animals. We will check your animal control history and there is about 15-20 minutes worth of paperwork before you can take your animal home.
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We'll also keep you updated on LG's adoption status with email updates.
