Labradoodle puppies and dogs in Gig Harbor, Washington

If you're interested in fostering or adopting, please fill out the application on our website He will be neutered soon 💚Foster or Adopt Cosmo💚🐾 Cosmo is a 6-month-old Doodle mix weighing approximately 20 pounds. He is an adorable puppy with lots of energy, a playful spirit, and plenty of puppy curiosity! Like any young pup, Cosmo is still learning about the world and has lots to learn as he grows. He was surrendered because his previous family felt they couldn't keep up with the time, patience, and training that a puppy requires. Cosmo is still fairly new to us, and we're learning more about his personality each day. When he arrived, he was very skinny, so he will need some extra TLC, good nutrition, and plenty of love as he gets back on track. Cosmo is looking for a family who understands that puppies take time, patience, consistency, and commitment. He has so much potential and deserves a home that will help him grow into the wonderful dog we know he can be. If you have room in your heart for a sweet, energetic puppy and are ready for all the fun (and work!) that comes with raising one, Cosmo would love to meet you

Cody is such a good boy that needs room to run and play. He is great with kids and other dogs yet seems to have a predator prey vibe with cats. He needs a loving home that will give him the time, attention, and ROOM TO RUN that he needs!

✅Currently located in South Korea✅️ 💟Available to fly to SEA💟 💙 Name: Nedal 💙 Gender: Male 💙 Age: Estimated 3 years old (Born in July 2023) 💙 Weight: 9 kg / 19.8 lb 💙 Nedel's News Account: @_adogs 1️⃣ Health Condition * Neutered. * Microchipped and heartworm negative. 2️⃣ Rescue Story * Nedel was living in the Suwon City Shelter. For nearly a year inside the shelter, no family reached out to adopt him, and he was ultimately placed on the euthanasia list. Unable to let this sweet soul perish, Adogs stepped in urgently to rescue him and bring him to safety. 3️⃣ Basic Information * With People: Eagerly approaches strangers with a happily wagging tail and enjoys deep, affectionate touch. Prefers human company over being alone and may bark out of longing when someone walks away. * With Dogs: Gets along reasonably well with dog friends. If a friend approaches too enthusiastically, he may flinch or startle at first, but quickly joins in on the fun and zoomies. Prefers making contact with dogs he gets curious about on his own, rather than dogs who approach him too pushily. Occasionally nips/presses his teeth against dogs returning from walks as a warning gesture—continued observation is underway to better understand this behavior. * With Cats: Becomes excited and tries to chase cats when he sees them, so caution is needed. * Separation Anxiety: Currently living in a group setting at our center, so individual separation anxiety cannot be fully assessed. Gentle adaptation training will be required from the start when transitioning to a home. * Potty Training: Currently does his potty business outdoors at our center. Training may be needed when transitioning to a new environment. * Hygiene: Handles brushing well, but caution is recommended not to groom for too long, as he may show warning nips when overstimulated. * Walkis: Shows zero aversion to wearing a leash or harness. Displays slight leash pulling during the initial phase of walks, but quickly settles down and frequently turns back to make eye contact with his handler. * Car Sickness: Traveled long distances (up to 2 hours) with ZERO motion sickness. * Has shown defensive/reflexive biting when subjected to actions he dislikes—such as being grabbed suddenly, held firmly by the leash when resistant to entering his kennel after outdoor playtime, or during tense initial dog-to-dog introductions. * Has demand barking tendencies. Tends to bark or express high arousal during exciting moments (e.g., coming out of a kennel after meals, when someone enters the play yard). Shows howling when no humans are around. * Is high-energy, affectionate, and cheerful. Loves jumping up playfully to show affection and adapts quickly to new environments. Sudden loud noises intimidate him, and overly pushy dogs can feel overwhelming, but his heart is full of love for his humans.

WE ARE A TX-BASED RESCUE. THIS DOG IS CURRENTLY LOCATED IN TX AND WILL BE TRANSPORTED UPON ADOPTION. Please fill out an adoption application at haydudeequine.org Meet Connor! If you've been dreaming of a curly-haired cutie with puppy-dog eyes and a whole lot of love to give, Connor would like a word! This handsome boy is a 4-month-old, 20-pound F1 Labradoodle mix with a big heart, oversized puppy paws, and a serious appreciation for human attention. Connor and his five siblings found themselves in a not-so-great shelter in South Texas. Thankfully, we stepped in to give all six puppies a second chance, and now Connor is ready to find the family he was always meant to have! This boy is happy, social, and absolutely crazy about people. After getting less attention than a puppy deserves during his short life, he's making up for lost time! If you're sitting down, expect company. If you're giving out belly rubs, expect a line of one. And if you're looking for a loyal little shadow, Connor is happy to apply for the position! He also gets along wonderfully with other dogs, so a canine sibling would be a welcome bonus. Of course, he'd be perfectly happy soaking up all the love in a home of his own, too. Now, let's talk about the Doodle in the room: Connor is still a puppy! He's a smart little guy, but he's starting with a pretty blank training slate. His new family will need to teach him the basics, work on manners, and help him grow into the wonderful adult dog we know he can be. Patience, consistency, positive reinforcement, and plenty of playtime will go a long way. Connor would love an active, loving family ready for all the fun, fluff, and occasional mischief that comes with raising a puppy. And remember, Labradoodles can require regular grooming, so his future family should be prepared to keep that handsome coat looking its best! Connor's rough start is behind him, and his happily-ever-after is waiting to begin. He's ready for adventures, puppy classes, cozy naps, and a family who will love him for a lifetime. Ready to doodle your way into forever? Connor is waiting to meet his people!

WE ARE A TX-BASED RESCUE. THIS DOG IS CURRENTLY LOCATED IN TX AND WILL BE TRANSPORTED UPON ADOPTION. Please fill out an adoption application at haydudeequine.org Meet Ryder! Ryder is a 4-month-old, 20-pound F1 Labradoodle mix with the softest curly coat and the biggest, goofiest puppy smile you've ever seen! Ryder and his five brothers and sisters were rescued from a not-so-good shelter in South Texas. Thankfully, all six of them are now safe, healthy, and ready to find their forever families. This super social, happy, and loving boy absolutely lives for people time. After not getting nearly enough cuddles and attention in his short life, he's making up for it big time! He'll happily follow you around the house, crawl into your lap (even when he gets bigger), and give you endless kisses. Ryder does wonderfully with other dogs too, and he would love having a furry sibling to play and grow up with. Ryder is still very much a blank slate when it comes to training. He hasn't had much structure yet, so he'll need a patient family willing to teach him the basics: potty training, crate training, leash walking, and manners. The good news? He's a smart cookie! With consistency, positive reinforcement, treats, and lots of love, he's going to learn fast and become a wonderful, well-mannered companion. Ryder will thrive best with an active, patient, and caring family who's ready for all the fun (and occasional chaos) that comes with raising a young doodle. He needs daily playtime, mental stimulation, continued training, and most of all, to feel safe and loved every single day. Ryder has already overcome a rough start, and now he's bursting with potential. All he needs is his people to show him what a good life feels like. If you're ready to open your home and heart to a cuddly, silly, affectionate puppy who will adore you forever, Ryder would love to be yours!

Dog Name: LuciAge: 2 years old (as of June 6, 2026)Gender: FemaleBreed: Mixed Breed Good with dogs?Yes. Luci loves other dogs and is often much more comfortable around dogs than people. Her family adopted Star in hopes that having a confident canine companion would help Luci feel safer and learn to trust. Luci has bonded closely with Star and has also done well with other friendly, well-adjusted dogs. Good with cats?Unknown. Luci has not been exposed to cats. Good with kids?Unknown. Luci has not lived with or spent meaningful time around children since being adopted. Because she is extremely fearful of unfamiliar people, a quiet adult home or a home with older, calm children who understand her need for space would likely be the best fit. Spayed?Yes. Vaccinations up to date?Luci's last vaccinations were given around the time of her adoption in March 2025, and her family can provide those records. Because of her significant fear of people, handling, and leashes, they have not been able to safely take her to a veterinary clinic since her adoption. They have even tried calming medication to help with veterinary care, but handling remains very difficult for her. Microchipped?No. Due to Luci's fear of handling, her family has not been able to have her microchipped. Rescue Story Luci was adopted in March 2025 through an independent adoption organization after originally coming from Puerto Rico. Her family was told she was friendly, sweet, and enjoyed attention, but once she arrived home, it became clear that Luci was an exceptionally fearful and undersocialized dog. Her family has spent more than a year patiently trying to build her trust. Although she has made progress in her own ways, Luci remains very uncomfortable with close human interaction and generally chooses to keep her distance. She will need a special adopter who understands that building a relationship with her will happen on Luci's timeline, not theirs. Temperament & Personality Luci is an incredibly shy and sensitive girl. Everyday sounds and movements can frighten her, and when she feels unsure, she may bark and retreat rather than approach. She has not shown aggression but communicates clearly when she is uncomfortable and prefers to create distance. Safe spaces are extremely important to Luci. She loves her crate and also seeks out cozy, enclosed areas such as underneath a bed or desk. Underneath all that fear is a dog who seems to want connection but isn't quite sure how to ask for it yet. When another dog receives affection, Luci sometimes becomes curious—or a little jealous—and finds enough courage to move closer and seek attention herself. She also likes keeping tabs on her people from a comfortable distance. Her family affectionately calls her "The Warden" because she is always watching to see what everyone is doing, especially during important activities like folding laundry! Leash Experience Luci is extremely fearful of leashes and is not currently able to comfortably go for walks. Her family has worked on slowly introducing the leash and allowing her to become familiar with it without pressure, but it remains a significant source of fear. She shows interest in following Star outside and joining her adventures, so with an experienced, patient adopter and positive, fear-free training, there may be potential for Luci to continue making progress. Potty Trained? Yes. Luci is generally potty trained and can comfortably go several hours without an accident. She may occasionally have an accident inside, particularly during periods of stress. Crate Trained? Yes—and her crate is one of her favorite places. Luci views it as her safe space and is comfortable sleeping there with the door closed. Where Does She Stay When Home Alone? Luci currently stays downstairs with Star when the family is away, with a gate blocking access to the upstairs. When necessary, she can also comfortably remain in her crate with access to food and water for longer periods. Where Does She Sleep? Luci sleeps in her crate with the door closed, where she feels safest. Her stuffed fox keeps her company every night. Feeding Schedule Luci eats twice daily—once in the morning and again in the evening. Luci's Ideal Home Luci needs a very patient, quiet, and understanding home with people who have realistic expectations for a profoundly fearful dog. She cannot be rushed into affection, handling, leash walking, or interaction. Her adopter will need to be comfortable celebrating small victories and allowing trust to develop gradually. A confident, well-adjusted resident dog would be especially beneficial for Luci. She takes comfort from other dogs and can learn from their example. Luci and Star have developed a strong bond, and their family's hope would be for them to find a home together if the right opportunity comes along. However, they understand that may not be possible. If adopted separately, Luci's ideal home would have another calm, confident dog to provide companionship and help show her that the world—and the people in it—can be safe. A securely fenced yard would also be extremely beneficial because Luci is not currently comfortable walking on leash. Strengths Luci's greatest strength is how well she connects with other dogs. Despite her significant fear of people, she has not shown aggression and prefers to retreat or keep her distance when uncomfortable. She is crate trained, generally potty trained, comfortable being home alone, and finds security in predictable routines. She also shows glimpses of wanting a relationship with people. Those little moments are meaningful signs that there is a curious girl underneath all that fear. What Is Luci Still Working On? Luci's biggest goals are learning to trust people and becoming more comfortable with handling and a leash. These will likely be long-term projects, and her future family should be prepared to work with her patiently and without forcing interactions. If Luci Had a Dating Profile... *"Shy girl seeking a patient, long-term relationship. I'm much more comfortable with dogs than humans, so bonus points if you already have a confident canine best friend. I need plenty of time and space before I'm ready to trust, but if you're willing to let me Why Is Luci Being Rehomed? Luci is being rehomed due to a serious illness within her family that will require significant time and attention over the coming months. This difficult decision has nothing to do with Luci or her behavior. Her family simply recognizes that they are no longer able to give Luci—and her sister, Star—the time, attention, and consistency they deserve. Their greatest hope is to find both girls loving homes where they can continue to thrive. While they would love for Luci and Star to remain together, they understand that may not be possible. Most importantly, they want Luci to find a patient, understanding family—and ideally a confident canine companion—who can give her the security, time, and love she needs. Apply at northwestwagrescue.org ##2856924##

Meet Alfredo Age: 3.5 years (March birthday)Gender: MaleBreed: Mixed – 30% Labrador Retriever, 30% Great Pyrenees, 18% Pit Bull Terrier, and the remaining percentage made up of several other breeds (DNA results available). Why He's Looking for a New Home Alfredo was adopted through NorthWest Wag Rescue as a tiny puppy after being found in the New Mexico desert with his mom and seven siblings when he was just a day or two old. His family has loved him deeply and invested significant time into his training, enrichment, and care. After much thought, they have made the difficult decision to find him a home that better suits his needs. With two very young children, a busy neighborhood, and Alfredo's protective and anxious nature, they believe he would be happier and more successful in a calmer environment where he can thrive. This decision comes from a place of love and wanting what is best for Alfredo's future. Personality Alfredo is an incredibly loyal, affectionate companion who forms deep bonds with his people. Whether he's joining you for a long run, hiking a trail, or spending the day curled up on the couch, he's happiest simply being with his family. He loves following his people from room to room and enjoys plenty of snuggles and attention. He is naturally protective of his home and family. New visitors can make him nervous, and he'll often bark or growl from a distance initially. However, with calm introductions and a little patience, he settles in quickly and becomes a complete sweetheart who happily asks for belly rubs from people he trusts. Alfredo is sensitive to loud noises—especially fireworks—and prefers quieter environments over crowded or busy areas. He loves running around the backyard and still gets the occasional puppy zoomies. While he's not particularly interested in fetch, he enjoys chew toys, treats, and spending time with his favorite people. Behavior with People & Animals Children: Alfredo has been wonderful with the young children in his current family. However, because of his size, strength, and protective tendencies, his trainer recommends an adult-only home or one with older, dog-savvy teenagers. Dogs: Alfredo's behavior varies depending on the environment. He attends dog daycare regularly, where he happily plays with 30–50 dogs and has even boarded for multiple days without any issues. When on leash or protecting his home, he can become reactive toward other dogs. The great news is that he has made tremendous progress. His family has worked diligently with positive reinforcement, bringing treats on walks and redirecting his attention whenever another dog appears. Today, instead of immediately reacting, Alfredo often looks to his handler and eagerly waits for his reward, making walks much more manageable. Continued consistency and training will help him build on this success. Cats: Alfredo has never lived with cats. When he sees them on walks, he is interested and will typically try to move toward them. Training & Daily Life Extensive leash experience House trained and very reliable Crate trained Sleeps in his crate most nights and occasionally enjoys sleeping in bed with his family Crated when left alone for longer than an hour; free to roam for shorter outings Mild separation anxiety that has never caused destructive behavior Health Alfredo is a healthy, happy 3-year-old who takes 40 mg of Fluoxetine daily to help manage his anxiety. Aside from that, he is doing very well physically and has no other known health concerns. Alfredo's Ideal Home Alfredo would thrive as the only pet in a quiet home with an experienced owner or couple who understands anxious or protective dogs. A home with a securely fenced yard would be ideal, giving him space to run and enjoy his zoomies. He would do best outside of a densely populated neighborhood where he won't constantly encounter stressful situations. Most importantly, Alfredo is looking for someone who enjoys an affectionate, devoted companion and is willing to continue building on the training and confidence he's already gained. Strengths Extremely loving and affectionate Loyal and devoted to his family Athletic and enjoys outdoor adventures Well-trained and house-trained Crate trained Happy to relax and cuddle after exercise Has made significant progress managing leash reactivity through positive reinforcement Continuing to Work On Building confidence in new situations Managing anxiety Continuing his success with leash reactivity around other dogs Alfredo has so much love to give. In the right home—one that understands his needs and appreciates his loyal heart—he will make an incredibly devoted companion for years to come. This version highlights his progress while being transparent about the type of home he'll need, giving potential adopters confidence that he's already making meaningful improvements. Please fill out an adoption application on www.northwestwagrescue.org to be connected with his current family to find out more and meet this handsome dude.   ##2532613##

Meet Pearl Name: PearlAge: 6 years, 6 months (born March 2020)Gender: FemaleWeight: 42 lbs / 19 kgSize: MediumBreed: Mixed BreedColor: Black, gray & white Health & Wellness Spayed: Yes Vaccinated: Yes Heartworm Negative: Yes Resource Guarding: No Shedding: Minimal/No Personality & Behavior Good with dogs? Yes Good with kids? Yes Good with cats? Pearl has not been formally cat tested, but she has not shown signs of a strong prey drive. As always, slow and proper introductions are recommended. Bark/Noisy? No Energy Level: Medium Pearl enjoys a nice balance of activity and relaxation. Daily walks, enrichment, and opportunities for mental and physical stimulation will help keep her happy and thriving. Training & Home Life ‍ Leash Trained: Yes Good in the Car: Yes Potty Training: Pearl keeps her kennel area clean and currently spends much of her time outside in the garden, where she is able to potty freely. Like any dog transitioning into a new home, she will need time to learn her family's schedule and routine. Consistency, patience, and regular potty breaks will help set her up for success. Crate Trained: Pearl is comfortable in a crate for air travel. When Alone: Pearl is able to settle independently and will separate herself from the other dogs when she wants some quiet time. Sleeping: Pearl currently sleeps inside her designated area at her foster/daycare facility. Temperament & Personality Pearl is a sweet, loving, and incredibly endearing girl with a gentle spirit and a charming personality. She can be a little shy and hesitant when first introduced to something new, which is understandable considering the challenges she has faced. Pearl likes to observe her surroundings and take everything in before deciding she feels safe. Once she does, her resilient and affectionate personality begins to shine. Pearl especially loves being around people and happily soaks up affection, cuddles, and attention. She also has a wonderfully curious side and enjoys investigating new places, almost as if she is discovering everything the world has to offer for the first time. At 6 years old, Pearl has moved beyond the puppy stage but still has plenty of life, love, and adventure ahead of her. She would make a wonderful companion for someone looking for a loyal, affectionate dog to share their days with. Pearl's Ideal Home Pearl would thrive with a family or single person looking for a devoted and affectionate companion—qualities she will happily return tenfold. She would love a home where she can enjoy daily walks, plenty of affection, and a relaxed lifestyle with her people. Pearl does well with other dogs and could happily share her home with a compatible canine sibling, but she would also be content soaking up all the attention as someone's special companion. Most importantly, Pearl deserves a family who will give her the time and security she needs to settle in and show them just how special she truly is. Pearl's Rescue Story We don't know exactly where Pearl's journey began, but her gentle demeanor and big heart make it seem as though she once knew what it was like to have a home. Somewhere along the way, life changed, and Pearl found herself in a shelter on the outskirts of Guadalajara, Mexico. We don't know how long she was there, but eventually the shelter itself was at risk of closing, leaving many dogs with nowhere to go. An urgent call went out to rescuers in the area asking for help. Among the dogs still waiting were Pearl and her longtime companion, Noel. The two had remained side by side, overlooked in part because they were older and larger than some of the other dogs. Through it all, Pearl seemed to be Noel's steady presence—a loyal companion offering comfort and reassurance during an uncertain time. With approval from Northwest Wag Rescue, our rescue partners in Guadalajara stepped in and brought Pearl and Noel out of the shelter. They were moved to a safer environment near Lake Chapala, surrounded by nature, sunshine, and caring people who gave them the opportunity to finally relax, heal, and simply enjoy being dogs again. Several months have now passed, and Pearl is ready for the most important chapter of her journey: Finding the forever family who will finally choose her. A Special Note About Noel Pearl and Noel have been longtime companions and have shared so much of their journey together. While Pearl can be adopted separately, if you are interested in potentially adopting them together, please contact Northwest Wag Rescue for more information. Location: Mexico — waiting for an adoptive commitment to travel to the PNW Adoption Fee: $650 Apply: www.northwestwagrescue.org ##2867922##