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Areas Lowcountry Lab Rescue serves
We serve the state of South Carolina. Our organization does not ship dogs out of state.
Lowcountry Lab Rescue's adoption process
Additional adoption info
Thank you for considering adopting one of our Labradors! We always have lots of Labs looking for new homes and the list is always changing. The first step to adoption is completing an adoption application at http://lowcountrylabrescue.org/application . Then you can email us about the specific lab you are interested in meeting. We do not have a central location or shelter where our dogs live while with us. All of our fostered dogs are in private foster homes and are shown to approved applicants by appointment only. Our adoption fee $275. This includes spaying and neutering, necessary vaccinations, microchipping, and pays for health and care for the dogs while they belong to LLR. This usually does not cover the cost of care we have provided for each foster dog.
Thank you for considering adopting one of our Labradors! We always have lots of Labs looking for new homes and the list is always changing. The first step to adoption is completing an adoption application at http://lowcountrylabrescue.org/application . Then you can email us about the specific lab you are interested in meeting. We do not have a central location or shelter where our dogs live while with us. All of our fostered dogs are in private foster homes and are shown to approved applicants by appointment only. Our adoption fee $275. This includes spaying and neutering, necessary vaccinations, microchipping, and pays for health and care for the dogs while they belong to LLR. This usually does not cover the cost of care we have provided for each foster dog.
About Lowcountry Lab Rescue
What We Do....
Lowcountry Lab Rescue (LLR) is a 501(c)(3) animal welfare organization that rescues and rehomes stray and unwanted Labrador Retrievers from life-threatening situations. LLR promotes responsible Labrador ownership through breed education and spay and neuter advocacy to prevent abandonment and homelessness of Labrador Retrievers.
Who We Are...
All volunteers....Lowcountry Lab Rescue is run completely by volunteers with full-time jobs doing something else, such as teacher, lawyer, "mom", sales rep, nurse or business owner.
For more information, please visit our website at www.lowcountrylabrescue.org or our Facebook page: https://www.facebook.com/pages/Lowcountry-Lab-Rescue/22205519508
What We Do....
Lowcountry Lab Rescue (LLR) is a 501(c)(3) animal welfare organization that rescues and rehomes stray and unwanted Labrador Retrievers from life-threatening situations. LLR promotes responsible Labrador ownership through breed education and spay and neuter advocacy to prevent abandonment and homelessness of Labrador Retrievers.
Who We Are...
All volunteers....Lowcountry Lab Rescue is run completely by volunteers with full-time jobs doing something else, such as teacher, lawyer, "mom", sales rep, nurse or business owner.
For more information, please visit our website at www.lowcountrylabrescue.org or our Facebook page: https://www.facebook.com/pages/Lowcountry-Lab-Rescue/22205519508
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