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Labradoodle puppies and dogs in Portland, Oregon

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These Labradoodles are available for adoption close to Portland, Oregon.
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Farrah

Labradoodle

Female, young
Vancouver, WA
Size
(when grown) Large 61-100 lbs (28-45 kg)
Details
Spayed or Neutered,
Story
I’m a little nervous right now and it’s going to take me some time to feel comfortable. I know that once I’m settled in to my new home, I’ll come out of my shell. Transitions can be a little stressful, but all I need is a little time and I’ll have so much love to give. I’d love to meet you.Here's what I need in my new home: I can be shy in new spaces. I need a family who will go slow and help me come out of my shell.I would do best in a home with calm kids over age 14.I would like to meet any kids I might be living with.I need to meet any other dogs I might be living with.I would do best in a single-family home with a fenced in yard. No attached homes or apartments, please. Ask an adoption counselor for more information about my needs. I'm on a special training and enrichment plan. If you're interested in meeting, please ask a staff member or volunteer so they can tell you more about me! Primary Color: Blonde Weight: 51.4375 Age: 0yrs 10mths 4wks
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Maisy

Labradoodle

Female, adult
Vancouver, WA
Size
(when grown) Large 61-100 lbs (28-45 kg)
Details
Spayed or Neutered,
Story
I’m excited to meet my new family! I’m looking for the same things most dogs are: going out for walks, maybe some playtime in the yard, snuggles with my family, and (of course) lots of toys and treats! If you’re ready for that, let’s meet!  Here's what I need in my new home: I'm an active dog! I need a family who will take me out for adventures and play with me.I sometimes have a hard time sharing my treats, toys, or bed with kids and other animals. Ask and adoption counselor for more information. I would do best in a home with kids over age 14.I would like to meet any kids I might be living with.I need to be the only pet.I would do best in a single-family home with a fenced-in yard. No attached homes or apartments, please. Ask an adoption counselor for more information about my needs. I'm on a special training and enrichment plan. If you're interested in meeting, please ask a staff member or volunteer so they can tell you more about me! Primary Color: Black Weight: 61 Age: 5yrs 0mths 2wks

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carrie

Labrador Retriever

Female, 5 mos
Portland, OR
Size
(when grown) Med. 26-60 lbs (12-27 kg)
Details
Good with kids, Good with dogs, Good with cats,
Story
****ADOPTION APPLICATION HERE*** Made the sweetest girl ever! Carrie is a little bug in a very well-behaved girl. She is five months old lab blend and around 28 pounds. She gets along with other puppies and is easy to train. She does well on walks and loves children. Carrie is crate, trained and sleeps through the night. She will make a perfect companion for a loving home. To find out more information on this dog please apply to adopt on our website at www.caretx.org/adopt and CARE will be in touch with you ASAP! This dog was rescued from a kill shelter or the streets and has been evaluated for medical and temperament to prepare for a forever home and is in a foster home in San Antonio, Texas* and is ready to fly to its final destination once adopted. The adoption fee of $995 covers age appropriate vaccinations, microchip, health certificate, kennel that it travels in and air transport. Please email adoptions@caretx.org * CARE rescue is in San Antonio, TX where we have a serious pet overpopulation situation. CARE is a non profit 501c3 rescue that has been saving lives for over 14 years and with your adoption, we can help save even more deserving urgent adoptable pets! We fly our pets to approved adopters all over the US, especially in low kill and no kill markets where there is a demand for rescue pets!
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Cindy

Labrador Retriever Pit Bull Terrier

Female, 4 yrs 8 mos
Portland, OR
Size
(when grown) Med. 26-60 lbs (12-27 kg)
Details
Not good with kids, Not good with cats, Spayed or Neutered,
Story
Howdy-do! My names Cindy, and Im a very special girl who has undergone quite a journey ever since coming into Animal Aids care. I am sweet as sugar, way smart, and beyond excited to find a patient, loving, and experienced furever home! Due to my behavioral history, multiple meetings with me are required before I will be ready to move into a new home. I am foster-to-adopt to ensure any adopter has Animal Aids support and is following through with my behavioral management plans as I get accustomed to my new home.My Animal Aid Journey: I came into Animal Aids care back in April 2021 after spending some time in a shelter in a rural part of Washington where I was displaying signs of behavioral decline from shelter stress. Once I moved into my first foster home in a suburban neighborhood right outside of Portland, it became quite clear that I hadnt had much experience in a typical home environment before. While I loved running around and playing with my fosters, I was spooked by quite a bit at their home and would become especially sensitive at night time. We decided itd be best to move me into Animal Aids Emergency Kennel, so the Animal Aid staff could get a closer look at what might be going on. After a few vet appointments and a consultation with a Veterinary Behaviorist at Synergy Behavior Solutions, we discovered that I not only had an ear infection, but also had torn ligaments in both my rear legs, luxating patellas, and hip-dysplasia. It was a shock to many as I had been running, playing and jumping around like nothing was wrong! The medical discovery did, however, help explain why I was becoming so sensitive at night after a long day of play with fosters, staff, and volunteers. Once I got started on some medicine to treat my pain and anxiety, Animal Aid started to see a huge improvement in my behavior and an increase in my desire to train. One of my dedicated Emergency Kennel volunteers ended up falling in love with me and brought me into her home for fostering, so I could prepare for surgery to get my rear-end in better shape. Surgery and recovery was pretty hard on me because I love to be active and had to remain calm for such a long time, but I was approved for increased activity and continue to build up my strength with the guidance of my friends at Amicus Physical Therapy. Ive really been able to learn so much about how nice it can be living inside of home, but I still tend to love spending as much time outdoors as possible! Im a big fan of chasing squirrels, so it helps tremendously that my fosters have a tall and secure fence to keep me (and the squirrels) safe. My current fosters have taught me many valuable skills that they will share with an adopter and they continue to keep up with my behavioral modification and management with the guidance of the awesome staff at Synergy Behavior Solutions. I am looking for... someone who understands the journey I have been on and all the hard work weve gone through to get me to a happier, more thriving state. I need a home that is going to be dedicated to following my behavioral plans, meeting my needs, and giving me all the love I deserve so I can continue to prosper. I definitely need a home with a fenced yard because outside time is my absolute favorite and I am reactive towards strangers and other dogs (though I have made amazing improvement with some fear free training!) I love to chase and go on walks with other dogs, but I can be a bit rude and annoying if the other dog isnt interested in playing with me. I should not live full-time with another dog and should be kept under close supervision during any playtime meetings due to my history of resource guarding. After some scuffles with my foster brother, we now live in separate areas of our home. Unfortunately, due to my bite-history, I cannot be safely placed in a home with children or a home that might expect to have children in the future. Likes: I love to play! I could really play all day, if you let me. Tug seems to be my favorite game, but now that I am allowed to run again, fetch is also a blast! I love to romp around and chase my flirt pole, theres definitely some kind of herding breed in me! I also really enjoy spending time with my people. I will follow you around like a shadow and love keeping a close eye on my fosters when they are working in their garden. Luckily, as much as I love my people, Im still very good at spending time alone and have never become vocal or destructive. Ill be full of excitement and wiggles when you come back home though! Im a total smartie pants and bond the fastest with people who know how to work my brain! You better be ready to keep my training time fun and exciting though, otherwise, Ill just get bored with you and go find something more fun to do. Dislikes: We dont know for sure, but its likely that I have been hit in the past due to my fear and sensitivity around raised hands, sticks, poles, etc. You must be cautious about this, especially when I am still learning to trust you as I might aggress if I am triggered. While I am able to tolerate being left alone, I dont seem to enjoy it. Ive got some major FOMO and have been notoriously good at objecting to going back into my confined spaces when my fosters need to head out somewhere. I also dont like to be crated. I do great with exercise pens and baby gates, but I seem to have some claustrophobia with small confinement, like crates. Animal Aid and my fosters have done a great job of helping me get over some of my car riding phobia, but its still not my favorite activity. I seem to be a bit nervous around big trucks and buses when I am out on walks, but am working hard on overcoming this fear. I enjoy meeting new people as long as they are accompanied by someone I trust and follow along with my special introduction instructions which sets everyone up for success! Once you give me some time and we are acclimated to one another, we are certain to be friends for life! Due to all the medical issues and pain I experienced in my young life, I am not a fan of excessive pets and handling. Let me decide when its time for pets or cuddles time, please! I absolutely hate it if you try to take any treats away from me which has resulted in aggressive behavior. I follow a strict management plan when it comes to food and treats to prevent the unpleasant behavior from happening. Behavior: I AM A RESOURCE GUARDER WITH A BITE HISTORY! I have nipped and bit a few folks that left some bruising and scratches. I always seem to feel real sorry about it afterwards, but its really important for any adopter to know about this history and it must be taken into serious consideration as we acclimate to one another in a new home. I have undergone extensive training, am taking behavioral medications, have a colorful custom-made muzzle, and have thorough behavioral management plans that must be strictly kept up with in order to prevent these incidents from occurring in my future home. *In addition to providing an adopter with all the resources and support needed while Cindy transitions into her new home, Animal Aid has reserved 3 in-person training sessions with Synergy Behavior Solutions in NW Portland to set Cindy and her future family up for lasting success.*Medical: I was diagnosed with a torn cranial cruciate ligament and hip dysplasia in my left leg and medial patella luxation in my right leg. I had major surgery on both my rear legs in August 2021 to help make me more comfortable. It was a very long and hard recovery process, so its very important that I live with someone who is very careful about not allowing me to reinjure myself, now that I am able to run and play again. Pain management will have to be a requirement throughout the rest of my life!!!Approx Birthdate: 1/1/2019 Weight: 60 lbs
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Cooper

Labrador Retriever

Male, 1 yr 4 mos
Portland, OR
Size
(when grown) Large 61-100 lbs (28-45 kg)
Details
Good with kids, Good with dogs, Spayed or Neutered,
Story
My name is Cooper and I am the quintessential gentle giant. The shelter I left said I am pretty much perfect and my foster parents agree. I’m a 1 year old Lab mix, around 50 lbs. I am very sweet, good with kids, good with other dogs, like to play fetch and I walk well on a leash. I am potty trained and love car rides. I will shower you with love and loyalty and make you proud with my intelligence and social grace. *All of The Right to Live dogs are fostered locally in San Antonio Texas and will be transported to other states to their new families upon adoption. We believe fostering dogs and not having them decompress in a kennelled environment is more beneficial for the dogs and builds their trust and companionship in a family situation. Adoption fee includes transportation costs, previous/current medical treatment (spay/neuter, etc.) and a health certificate for cross-state travel*

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1100 NE 192nd Avenue, Vancouver, WA 98684

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1100 NE 192nd Avenue, Vancouver, WA 98684

Pet Types: cats, dogs, rabbits, small animals

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