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Labrador Retriever puppies and dogs in Davis, California

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Holly

Labrador Retriever Great Dane

Female, 4 yrs 7 mos
Davis, CA
Size
(when grown) Med. 26-60 lbs (12-27 kg)
Details
Good with kids, House-trained, Spayed or Neutered, Shots are up-to-date,
Story
To apply or learn more, go to: https://www.heartsforpawsrescue.com/219873/2025/8/7/holly Meet Holly, a 3.5 year old spayed Great Dane mix, 60lbs and vaccinated! Holly was adopted as a puppy through Hearts for Paws but now in need of a new forever (ever) home. Her family cites resource guarding against other dogs as the reason for rehoming. Please note, HFP contracts require future adopters work with force-free trainers should issues arise; if an adoption does not work out, HFP asks adopters to hold on to their animals until proper placement with a suitable forever home can be found. The following notes are from her original adopters. Hearts for Paws has no doubt that Holly will make a fantastic companion to the right home! Where did you get this dog?: Hearts for Paws Rescue How long have you owned this dog?: 3 plus years, since she was 2-3 months old Why is the dog being given up? She has had some issues with our other dog at times but now has bitten another dog. She drew blood on the other dog, and it is related to jealousy and/or random. We believe will need to be the only dog in her future home. She has always been good with the kids. She loves her people and loves to be touching them. She is good left in an indoor kennel with access to the outdoor dog run and is well potty trained. She knows many commands including place, sit, down, etc. Due to the possessiveness of toys and people/ aggressiveness towards other dogs, she will need to be the only dog in the home moving forward. Check the words that best describe your dog.: SMART, AFFECTIONATE, POSSESIVE, FRIENDLY, QUIET, PLAYFUL Is your dog housebroken?: Yes Reason for rehoming: Resource guarding against the second dog added later in our home. Gets jealous of other dogs attention and toys Does the dog get along with:: Dog-Selective Please elaborate on your dogs interactions with other dogs in detail: She is generally good with other dogs but has become more possessive recently which has lead to aggressiveness Does the dog like children?: Yes Are there children in the home?: Yes What are their ages?: 9 and 7 Any specific feeding instructions you would care to share with your dogs new owner?: 1.5 cups 2x/day. We use a puzzle feeder to slow her down. She must be kept away from other dogs/their food while eating Where does the dog sleep?: Couch/dog bed Is the dog allowed on your furniture?: Yes Is the dog crate trained?: Yes How does the dog react to being left alone?: She does great with this, typically sleeps while we are gone Please list any particular fears your dog has.: Getting her nails trimmed, water she cannot touch the bottom Training: Knows place, sit, (lay) down, come, high five Does the dog have any known health problems?: No Does the dog like riding in the car?: Yes What is the dog's favorite : Anything really loves to destroy tennis balls Walks alongside my bike To be touching her humans Are there any things you think a new owner needs to know?: Needs to be the only dog in the home. Please describe a typical day for your dog: Wake around 7am, feed immediately, eat dinner st 6pm. I work from home so she is rarely left alone but does fine when she is left alone. Likes camping, walks, and running alongside my bike Please provide a summary of the “ideal” home for your dog: Family with no other dogs who can walk her relatively short distances daily (she tires quickly if going fast), allowed on furniture so she can sit with her people. We dont allow her on our bed but the kids enjoy her on theirs $100 rehoming fee — Located in Roseville CA Interested in adopting? 1. Please complete our online form at heartsforpawsrescue.com/adoption-application 2. We will respond in 1-3 days for a call! 3. If it sounds like a potential match for you and the dog of interest, we will promptly set up a meet and greet at the foster home Please note we are a foster-based rescue meaning our dogs are in individual foster homes throughout sac and the bay. For this reason we may only be able to schedule meets for one dog at a time (or litter). The average timeline between app submission and a meet and greet is 3-5 days. Please only submit an application for a specific dog if you are ready to adopt that animal within a week's time. Follow facebook.com/heartsforpawsrescue & Instagram @heartsforpawsrescue for more! Email coordinators@heartsforpawsrescue.com or info@heartsforpawsrescue.com

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Holly

Labrador Retriever Great Dane

Female, 4 yrs 7 mos
Davis, CA
Size
(when grown) Med. 26-60 lbs (12-27 kg)
Details
Good with kids, House-trained, Spayed or Neutered, Shots are up-to-date,
Story
To apply or learn more, go to: https://www.heartsforpawsrescue.com/219873/2025/8/7/holly Meet Holly, a 3.5 year old spayed Great Dane mix, 60lbs and vaccinated! Holly was adopted as a puppy through Hearts for Paws but now in need of a new forever (ever) home. Her family cites resource guarding against other dogs as the reason for rehoming. Please note, HFP contracts require future adopters work with force-free trainers should issues arise; if an adoption does not work out, HFP asks adopters to hold on to their animals until proper placement with a suitable forever home can be found. The following notes are from her original adopters. Hearts for Paws has no doubt that Holly will make a fantastic companion to the right home! Where did you get this dog?: Hearts for Paws Rescue How long have you owned this dog?: 3 plus years, since she was 2-3 months old Why is the dog being given up? She has had some issues with our other dog at times but now has bitten another dog. She drew blood on the other dog, and it is related to jealousy and/or random. We believe will need to be the only dog in her future home. She has always been good with the kids. She loves her people and loves to be touching them. She is good left in an indoor kennel with access to the outdoor dog run and is well potty trained. She knows many commands including place, sit, down, etc. Due to the possessiveness of toys and people/ aggressiveness towards other dogs, she will need to be the only dog in the home moving forward. Check the words that best describe your dog.: SMART, AFFECTIONATE, POSSESIVE, FRIENDLY, QUIET, PLAYFUL Is your dog housebroken?: Yes Reason for rehoming: Resource guarding against the second dog added later in our home. Gets jealous of other dogs attention and toys Does the dog get along with:: Dog-Selective Please elaborate on your dogs interactions with other dogs in detail: She is generally good with other dogs but has become more possessive recently which has lead to aggressiveness Does the dog like children?: Yes Are there children in the home?: Yes What are their ages?: 9 and 7 Any specific feeding instructions you would care to share with your dogs new owner?: 1.5 cups 2x/day. We use a puzzle feeder to slow her down. She must be kept away from other dogs/their food while eating Where does the dog sleep?: Couch/dog bed Is the dog allowed on your furniture?: Yes Is the dog crate trained?: Yes How does the dog react to being left alone?: She does great with this, typically sleeps while we are gone Please list any particular fears your dog has.: Getting her nails trimmed, water she cannot touch the bottom Training: Knows place, sit, (lay) down, come, high five Does the dog have any known health problems?: No Does the dog like riding in the car?: Yes What is the dog's favorite : Anything really loves to destroy tennis balls Walks alongside my bike To be touching her humans Are there any things you think a new owner needs to know?: Needs to be the only dog in the home. Please describe a typical day for your dog: Wake around 7am, feed immediately, eat dinner st 6pm. I work from home so she is rarely left alone but does fine when she is left alone. Likes camping, walks, and running alongside my bike Please provide a summary of the “ideal” home for your dog: Family with no other dogs who can walk her relatively short distances daily (she tires quickly if going fast), allowed on furniture so she can sit with her people. We dont allow her on our bed but the kids enjoy her on theirs $100 rehoming fee — Located in Roseville CA Interested in adopting? 1. Please complete our online form at heartsforpawsrescue.com/adoption-application 2. We will respond in 1-3 days for a call! 3. If it sounds like a potential match for you and the dog of interest, we will promptly set up a meet and greet at the foster home Please note we are a foster-based rescue meaning our dogs are in individual foster homes throughout sac and the bay. For this reason we may only be able to schedule meets for one dog at a time (or litter). The average timeline between app submission and a meet and greet is 3-5 days. Please only submit an application for a specific dog if you are ready to adopt that animal within a week's time. Follow facebook.com/heartsforpawsrescue & Instagram @heartsforpawsrescue for more! Email coordinators@heartsforpawsrescue.com or info@heartsforpawsrescue.com
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*RAYA

Labrador Retriever German Shepherd Dog

Female, Adult
Woodland, CA
Size
(when grown) Large 61-100 lbs (28-45 kg)
Details
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Story
What a beautiful mix our Raya is—Lab/German Shepherd/Setter!We get the sense that this sweet-faced pup will be a loving companion and more of a homebody than an adventure buddy. But she is a Lab after all...so we'll see.We'll be giving her some dedicated attention to see her personality come out, including a day trip, so check back for more info.Better yet, come meet her by making an appointment at yoloshelter.org/dogs, or email adopt@yoloshelter.org. We think she will charm you...September 24, 2026, 8:25 pm
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*SEBASTIAN

Labrador Retriever

Male, Young
Woodland, CA
Size
(when grown) Med. 26-60 lbs (12-27 kg)
Details
Spayed or Neutered,
Story
September 24, 2026, 8:25 pm
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*TWIX

Labrador Retriever

Female, Adult
Woodland, CA
Size
(when grown) Large 61-100 lbs (28-45 kg)
Details
Spayed or Neutered,
Story
They say blondes have more fun, and Twix is here to prove it! She's as sweet as a Twix bar, playful, affectionate, energetic, and wicked smart!Being extremely food-motivated, she already knows the commands for sit, shake, and down. With some treats and training, you could teach this girl just about anything. She has so much potential and would thrive with a job or advanced training. A fantastic match for an active person or family, she will just want to explore and adventure with you. She's also been introduced to three different dogs during showings and did great each time, with lots of play bows, appropriate play, and respecting the other dogs' boundaries. Give her an active home, some treats, and something to learn, and this gorgeous girl just might surprise you with everything she can do.Come and meet this perfect combination of sweet, silly, smart, and ready for fun by making an appointment at yoloshelter.org/dogs, or email adopt@yoloshelter.org. September 24, 2026, 8:25 pm
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MADDOXX

Labrador Retriever

Male, 8 mos
Sacramento, CA
Size
(when grown) Med. 26-60 lbs (12-27 kg)
Details
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Story
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MOLLY

Labrador Retriever

Female, 8 mos
Sacramento, CA
Size
(when grown) Med. 26-60 lbs (12-27 kg)
Details
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Hearts For Paws Rescue

Davis, CA 95616

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9.7 miles

Yolo County Animal Services

2640 E Gibson Road, Woodland, CA 95776

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13.2 miles

Front Street Animal Shelter - City of Sacramento

2127 Front Street, Sacramento, CA 95818

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17.4 miles

ANIMAL REFUGEE RESPONSE

4770 McEathron Lane, Vacaville, CA 95688

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19 miles

Sacramento SPCA

6201 Florin-Perkins Road, Sacramento, CA 95828

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21.8 miles

Sacramento County Animal Care (Bradshaw Animal Shelter)

3839 Bradshaw Road, Sacramento, CA 95827

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22.6 miles

Foothill Farms Veterinary Hospital

4325 Auburn Blvd., Sacramento, CA 95841

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22.9 miles

Solano County Animal Care Services

2510 Clay Bank Rd., Fairfield, CA 94533

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26 miles

City of Elk Grove Animal Services

9150 Union Park Way, Elk Grove, CA 95624

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28.4 miles

Placer SPCA - Roseville

200 Tahoe Avenue, Roseville, CA 95678

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