My basic info
- Breed
- Labrador Retriever
- Age
- 1 year 10 months old, Young
- Sex
- Female
- Color
- Not listed
- Size
- Med. 26-60 lbs (12-27 kg) (when grown)
- Weight
- 60 lbs (current)
- Pet ID
- D2026001
My details
- Housetrained
My health
- Shots current
- Spayed/neutered
My story
Contact info
Their adoption process
Our adoption fees cover spay/neuter for our pets, as well as vaccinations, testing/medication, microchipping and any vet care necessary. Once you fill out an application on the adoptables tab on our website, http://pawpatroldayton.com/adopt, a representative will conduct a reference check with your vet, landlord, and references provided. A call to the potential adopter will be made when the representative is done verifying the information on the application.
Adoption steps
- Submit Application
- We do not have a public facility. In order to meet our pets, please fill out an application. It can take a few days to process applications
- Meet the Pet
- Once you are approved, you will be contacted to schedule a meet and greet.
- Home Check
- Once you decide to adopt, we do require a virtual home check before adoption
More about this rescue
Paw Patrol is a dedicated group of volunteers working to improve the quality of life for pets living in our community.
Our Mission is:
To rescue and re-home neglected, abused, or otherwise unwanted pets into loving homes.
To provide shelter in the form of a lean-to or doghouse to outdoor dogs in an effort to keep them dry and warm.
To provide outdoor dogs with alternatives to chaining in order to improve their quality of life.
To promote the importance of spaying/neutering pets and to offer this service to pets in our community.
To provide information to the public about the negative aspects of pet tethering.
To assist owners with necessary resources to allow them to keep their pet happy, healthy, and out of the already over-crowded shelter system.
Our Mission is:
To rescue and re-home neglected, abused, or otherwise unwanted pets into loving homes.
To provide shelter in the form of a lean-to or doghouse to outdoor dogs in an effort to keep them dry and warm.
To provide outdoor dogs with alternatives to chaining in order to improve their quality of life.
To promote the importance of spaying/neutering pets and to offer this service to pets in our community.
To provide information to the public about the negative aspects of pet tethering.
To assist owners with necessary resources to allow them to keep their pet happy, healthy, and out of the already over-crowded shelter system.