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Lab Rescue LRCP saves more than 1,000 dogs each year thanks to the dedication of our volunteers and supporters! Visit us at www.lab-rescue.org! CFC: 19714.
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Lab Rescue LRCP is a non-profit volunteer organization that rescues, fosters, and finds forever homes for abused, neglected, and abandoned Labrador Retrievers in the states of Virginia, Maryland, West Virginia, Delaware, Pennsylvania, and North Carolina. MCC 52180024 CVC 200187

Rescue LRCP rescues and places dogs in Maryland, Virginia, Washington DC, West Virginia, Pennsylvania, Delaware, and Nor

th Carolina. Adopters must travel to Maryland, Virginia, or Washington, DC, with their family – human and canine – to meet the dog they want to adopt. If you live outside of the Lab Rescue service area and would like to adopt, please search on Lab Rescue and your location, or search on Petfinder.com or Adoptapet.com to find a rescue that places Labs near you. Web: www.lab-rescue.org, E-mail: [email protected]. Mail: P.O. Box 1814, Annandale, VA 22003. Phone: (301) 299-6756, Non-Profit Tax ID: 52-1880024,

Photographs and stories posted to this group may be shared on the Lab Rescue LRCP page or in other Lab Rescue promotions without prior notice or permission. This page is moderated and posts may be removed at the moderator's discretion. This is not an official page of Lab Rescue of the LRCP but intended to benefit that organization and other Lab rescues.

12/04/2024

GIVING TUESDAY 2023 - GIVE THEM HOPE
Lab Rescue LRCP rescues a few dozen dogs each year who have extraordinary medical issues requiring additional care. Cooper's story is shared here. Please consider a gift of hope for our Giving Tuesday 2024 campaign so that we may continue to say YES to supporting extraordinary medical cases like Cooper’s.

https://giving.lab-rescue.org/campaign/644758/donate

COOPER
Cooper is a sweet 7-year-old black male who seemed to have lost any hope of gaining weight or feeling normal. He was diagnosed as diabetic, and Lab Rescue said YES to helping him get on track. In addition to his diabetes, he was found to have mal absorption issues. Cooper’s case has been a difficult one, and he has been under the care of an internist for the last six months.

Cooper’s dedicated foster supports him, giving medication/insulin shots, monitoring his blood sugar regularly, and providing special nutrient-rich food and supplements to help him gain weight. He is coming along, but we are not there yet. His medical care, insulin, special food and supplements cost $6.7K to date. Insulin and supplies, food and supplements are more than half that total and will cost more than $500 per month ongoing. We are hopeful that a new insulin trial will be effective and less expensive. Cooper is a trooper and shows his gratitude by being a typical, friendly, affectionate Lab. The joy on his face as he feels better warms the heart.
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12/04/2024

GIVING TUESDAY 2024 - GIVE THEM HOPE

Lab Rescue LRCP rescues a few dozen dogs each year who have extraordinary medical issues requiring additional care. Hershey's story is shared here. Please consider a gift of hope for our Giving Tuesday 2024 campaign so that we may continue to say YES to slim chances like Hershey’s.
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HERSHEY
Hershey is a 6-year-old black male pup that has the heart to fight for life. Hershey entered the shelter as a stray, weighing about half of his expected body weight, anemic, and unable to stand on his own. He had a body score of 2/9, and you could see many of the bones in his body. He fought through a respiratory infection at the shelter and gained a few pounds, and Lab Rescue said YES to saving this sweet Lab mix with the big heart.

Hershey continues his veterinary care with our team. He was treated for giardia and coccidia, both of which can be deadly without care. He is still anemic, but his numbers are improving as the infections subside and quality nutrition does its work. He continues to gain weight and is up to 50 lbs. with a goal of 67 lbs. His gorgeous fur is growing back – no more bare back or tummy!

Hershey moved to a loving foster home and is proving to be an absolute doll. This cuddly, loveable pup held onto an inkling of hope, even when his chances for survival were slim. Despite making progress on recovery, he was just diagnosed with a secondary infection and had a skin lesion biopsied. Hershey’s veterinary expense has been $4K thus far. Our hope is that Hershey will continue to fight and that we can help him win.

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12/03/2024

GIVING TUESDAY 2024 - GIVE THEM HOPE

Lab Rescue LRCP rescues a few dozen dogs each year who have extraordinary medical issues requiring additional care. Rafa's story is shared here. Please consider a gift of hope to our Giving Tuesday 2024 campaign so that we may continue to say YES to heartbreaking medical cases like Rafa’s.
https://giving.lab-rescue.org/campaign/644758/donate

RAFA
Darling Rafa entered the shelter with barely any fur. It was anyone’s guess what breed she could be. Her intake photos incite tears, though a glimmer of hope and trust peer out beneath her obvious discomfort. The shelter vet immediately started treatment for yeast and bacterial infections, and once enough fur grew back to reveal that Rafa is a loveable, 3-year-old yellow female Lab, Lab Rescue was asked to take her. We said YES.

Rafa is receiving veterinary care for her infected and inflamed skin, eyes, and ears, to include skin scrapings and tests to confirm which infections need to be treated, plus medications and a bathing regimen to soothe her discomfort and heal her skin. Treatment is expected to exceed $5K. Despite her itching and sensitive skin, she is friendly and affectionate. Rafa is now with a loving foster, receiving the TLC and daily care she needs until she is ready for an adoptive home. She has a long road to recovery, but we are confident that she will be just as beautiful on the outside as she is proving to be on the inside. We are thankful that we have the opportunity to guide Rafa’s glimmer of hope and trust to a happy forever.
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12/03/2024

GIVING TUESDAY 2024 - GIVE THEM HOPE
Lab Rescue LRCP has found forever homes for more than 500 Labs to date in 2024…giving them new hope for health, family and love. Many of the Labs we save require basic vetting with vaccinations, spay or neuter, deworming and/or medicating for basic infections, while others are in need of more in-depth but still somewhat routine treatments, such as Heartworm or a dental.

Then there are the few dozen dogs each year who have extraordinary medical issues requiring surgical intervention, specialist consultations, and most importantly, dedicated fosters willing to provide extra TLC during the dog’s recovery. A few of these Labs’ stories will be shared here throughout the day. All of the shared dogs are currently in Lab Rescue’s care and will be available for adoption once they reach the appropriate level of recovery. Please help us Give Them Hope for the future and allow us to continue saying YES to Labs that need us with a gift for Giving Tuesday 2024.

https://giving.lab-rescue.org/campaign/644758/donate

BUDDY
Buddy is a friendly, easy going, 8-year-old chocolate Lab. He loves people, teens, dogs, cats, swimming, fetching, riding in cars, snuggling in beds, getting attention – you know, like a Lab! Buddy is the type of pup that gives hope to others with his happy-go-lucky manner.

Buddy came to Lab Rescue with a couple of health concerns that have been more challenging to address than usual. He was already in Lab Rescue’s care, so of course we said YES to the additional care he needs. He is Heartworm positive, and his negative reaction to the standard pre-treatment antibiotic necessitates testing a couple of options to find one he can tolerate. So, his Heartworm treatment is pending. A stubborn, long-standing ear infection has required testing to identify the right treatment, resulting in vet visits every two weeks to get his ears cleaned and medicated. A stubborn skin infection requires regular antifungal, antibiotic and medicated shampoo baths to cure. Most recently, Buddy was diagnosed with seizures requiring regular blood tests and the addition of Keppra medication to prevent future seizures. Buddy is enjoying TLC from his foster family while he recovers. The veterinary costs for Buddy’s care thus far have been $3.5K.

Despite his health issues, Buddy reminds us every day that a positive attitude – and a romp in the sunshine – make each day special and give hope for the future. Please consider a gift of hope for our Giving Tuesday 2024 campaign so that we may continue to say YES to stubborn medical cases like Buddy’s.
https://giving.lab-rescue.org/campaign/644758/donate

12/03/2024

GIVING TUESDAY 2024 - GIVE THEM HOPE
Lab Rescue LRCP has found forever homes for more than 500 Labs to date in 2024…giving them new hope for health, family and love. Many of the Labs we save require basic vetting with vaccinations, spay or neuter, deworming and/or medicating for basic infections, while others are in need of more in-depth but still somewhat routine treatments, such as Heartworm or a dental.

Then there are the few dozen dogs each year who have extraordinary medical issues requiring surgical intervention, specialist consultations, and most importantly, dedicated fosters willing to provide extra TLC during the dog’s recovery. A few of these Labs’ stories will be shared here throughout the day. All of the shared dogs are currently in Lab Rescue’s care and will be available for adoption once they reach the appropriate level of recovery. Please help us Give Them Hope for the future and allow us to continue saying YES to Labs that need us with a gift for Giving Tuesday 2024.
https://giving.lab-rescue.org/campaign/644758/donate

KAIA
At just 6 months of age, Kaia, a chocolate female Lab with a charming underbite, had a broken right elbow. Could Lab Rescue take her? We said YES. We were able to provide surgery to repair her elbow and place pins, rather than having to amputate at such a young age, giving her a chance at full mobility. She had the surgery in late September, and her surgeon deems the level of her recovery thus far as a miracle. Kaia, now 8 months old, continues her home therapy with her foster family and fur-foster sis Luna, takes regular leash walks increasing in length weekly, and enjoys gentle swim therapy. No running, jumping, or retrieving for our girl quite yet, but she felt the joy and wonder of her first snowflakes while on a recent walk on all four paws.

Kaia’s medical costs have exceeded $13K. As she grows, the pins will migrate and need to be removed to alleviate discomfort (costing another $2K). We are thankful to her foster mom and family for providing her with wonderful care and for doing her physical therapy at home to save the rescue another $2K. Without your support, Kaia could not have hoped for surgery to repair her leg. At most, she would have lived with mobility restrictions from a front amputation. Now, her eyes sparkle with not only the hope but the expectation that she will romp and play with her friend Luna in the sun and the snow.

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12/03/2024

LABULOUS NEWS - DECEMBER 2024

Check out Lab Rescue LRCP's latest newsletter, with heartwarming stories about rescued dogs in Giving Tuesday 2024 - Give Them Hope, an update about Brock & Daisy in Happy Tails, info about holiday shopping and the basket party, thanks to you, and more...! https://conta.cc/4gcereT

12/03/2024

GIVING TUESDAY 2024 - GIVE THEM HOPE

Lab Rescue LRCP has found forever homes for more than 500 Labs to date in 2024…giving them new hope for health, family and love. Many of the Labs we save require basic vetting with vaccinations, spay or neuter, deworming and/or medicating for basic infections, while others are in need of more in-depth but still somewhat routine treatments, such as Heartworm or a dental.

Then there are the few dozen dogs each year who have extraordinary medical issues requiring surgical intervention, specialist consultations, and most importantly, dedicated fosters willing to provide extra TLC during the dog’s recovery. A few of these Labs’ stories will be shared here throughout the day. All of the shared dogs are currently in Lab Rescue’s care and will be available for adoption once they reach the appropriate level of recovery. Please help us Give Them Hope for the future and allow us to continue saying YES to Labs that need us with a gift for Giving Tuesday 2024.

https://giving.lab-rescue.org/campaign/644758/donate

MACK
Mack’s gaze will capture your heart. It is full of hope, love, and a desire to trust. You may be surprised to learn that his intelligent gaze cannot actually see you. After he was saved by a good Samaritan, Lab Rescue was asked to take this special 9-year-old yellow senior, who needed treatment for an embedded collar, Heartworm disease, major dental cleaning and biopsies, neuter, fatty lump removal, and a bit of anxiety. Of course, we said YES. Mack was quickly placed in a foster home where we learned more about him. He bumped into people, dogs, and objects in the house and on walks, and he was not always responsive when called. The ophthalmologist confirmed that Mack was blind and had lost his vision very quickly, which was likely causing his anxiety. The vet also confirmed a partial, age-related hearing loss. Mack received all medical and dental treatments for a cost of $4.2K. Thankfully, the dental and fatty lumps biopsied negative, and he completes his Heartworm treatment rest period in December.

Fast forward a couple of months. Loving fosters and great medical care do wonders! Mack is beautiful, friendly, goofy, and affectionate – easily the sweetest Lab his loving fosters have hosted. He gets around well, using his big block head to map out his surroundings and learns a lot from the resident dogs. It is amazing to watch him navigate a leash walk or a bound around the yard. He is a neighborhood favorite and makes friends – human and dog – wherever he goes. Please consider a gift of hope for our Giving Tuesday 2024 campaign so that we may continue to say YES to sweet seniors like Mack, who simply need medical care and TLC to feel hope and find their goofy again.

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12/02/2024

There is no place like home for the holidays!! These 12 adorable faces all wish for a home! Our adoption coordinators would love to tell you about these adoptable faces and 25(ish) more. Did you know that not all dogs make it to social media? Our adoption coordinators have the first eyes on the available pups, and the first step to adopt is always applying for an adoption coordinator. If you do not have one, the link is lab-rescue.org/adopt. Can't adopt? How about fostering? lab-rescue.org/volunteer.

12/01/2024

MINNIE
Age: 1 year old black female
Weight: Small (

12/01/2024

TRIPP
Age: 7 year old yellow male
Weight: Medium (50-75 lbs.)
Good with: Kids 18+ and other dogs. Unknown with cats
Needs: A single family home with a physical fence
House trained? Yes
Crate trained? Yes

Loves: Car rides, exploring and sniffing outside, treats
Working on: Finding a quiet forever home in need of a loyal companion
Dream home: A home with less comings and goings with plenty of outdoor time

Tripp is a handsome boy with a big, contagious smile! He walks well on leash and loves to trot around the neighborhood on his walks. He does well around other dogs, big and small, but does not like the hustle and bustle of having a lot of people around. Tripp prefers to hang out in his crate when new people come over until everyone has settled in. He's not a snuggler, but will come ask for pets when he wants them and is a wonderful companion ready to share his love!

Our service area covers VA, MD, DC, PA, WV, DE and NC, with most dogs fostered in MD or VA (we do not provide a specific location, as a dog may move while in our care). To learn more about a dog and how to adopt, the first step is to complete an application at lab-rescue.org/adoption-process. An adoption coordinator will be assigned to answer your questions and guide you through the process.

12/01/2024

MIDNIGHT #2
Age: 2 year old black female
Weight: Small (

11/30/2024

Join us representing Lab Rescue in a parade!

The sponsorship is for the Chick-Fil-A Holiday Parade in Chesapeake, VA on December 7th at 8am. The location for the parade is in the Western Branch area and sponsored by the Portsmouth Blvd CFA. This parade has a very good turnout and approximately a mile walk.

Our goal is to hand out candy and bagged dog treats by volunteers not handling dogs. We will ask everyone to wear semi-matching clothes such as jeans/blue pants and a white shirt/sweatshirt.

We are looking for LRCP alumni dogs that are well-behaved with traits such calm, good on a leash and non-barkers to proudly represent the rescue in the parade. We know dogs will be dogs, but this will take a confident dog who likes other dogs. We will request not to be near any bands/loud noises.

The webpage is https://www.cfaportsmouthblvd.com/annual-christmas-parade.html

Please respond with any questions and/or sign up to Dawn Sanders @ [email protected].

Thank you.

11/30/2024

SHADOW⁵
Age: 2-year-old black male
Weight: Small (

11/30/2024

ROSIE #3
Age: 6 year old chocolate female
Weight: Large (75-90 lbs.)
Good with: Kids 10+ years and dogs. Unknown with cats
Needs: Single family home; no fence required
House trained? Yes
Crate trained? Yes, goes in by herself when she's tired

Loves: People and dogs. She loves them all.
Working on: Leash walking- but doing really well already. Not counter surfing- just keep things put away for now.
Dream home: Somewhere with people who have the time and patience to help her learn how to be a family dog and all the good things that go along with that.

ROSIE was no longer needed on the farm. So off she went - and here she came. And we're so glad she did. She's sweet and lovable and loving. Matter of fact, that all she wants - to be loved by you, and she'll love your dog, too. Rosie is catching on fast to life in her foster home, and she'd love to show you just how much she has learned in just a short time. Just call her name, she knows it and comes right away. She's as pretty as a rose and as sweet as chocolate. You'll see.

Our service area covers VA, MD, DC, PA, WV, DE and NC, with most dogs fostered in MD or VA (we do not provide a specific location, as a dog may move while in our care). To learn more about a dog and how to adopt, the first step is to complete an application at lab-rescue.org/adoption-process. An adoption coordinator will be assigned to answer your questions and guide you through the process.

11/29/2024

SAM²
Age: 5-year-old black male
Weight: Large (75-90 lbs.)
Good with: Dogs and children age 10+
Needs: Rural or suburban single-family home. Fence not required if exercise needs can be met.
House trained? Yes
Crate trained? Yes

Loves: To play fetch and bring it back to you!
Working on: Sitting and staying calm when people come into the home
Dream home: An active family that can keep up with his exercise needs and won’t be jealous of his stunning good looks!

Sam for Rookie of the Year! This super athletic and energetic guy is ready to dazzle an all-star team with his skills. He loves to play hard and play all the time – if you have a ball for him to retrieve then he is all focus. Super Sam is hoping a family that loves play time is ready to draft him!

THANKS TO A GENEROUS DONOR, WHO THINKS EVERY LAB DESERVES A HOME OF THEIR OWN, THE ADOPTION FEE FOR THIS PUP IS $200.

Our service area covers VA, MD, DC, PA, WV, DE and NC, with most dogs fostered in MD or VA (we do not provide a specific location, as a dog may move while in our care). To learn more about a dog and how to adopt, the first step is to complete an application at lab-rescue.org/adoption-process. An adoption coordinator will be assigned to answer your questions and guide you through the process.

11/29/2024

CLIVE
Age: 3.5 month old black male
Weight: Puppy (< 50 lbs but still growing!)
Good with: Kids 2+, dogs, cats
Needs: A loving home ready for puppy energy, antics and fun!
House trained? Almost there!
Crate trained? Yes

Loves: People, treats and other dogs
Working on: Nailing his potty training, learning basic commands
Dream home: A home that will give him:
- A potty/social interaction break every 3-4 hours until he is 6 months old
- Plenty of daily playtime and walks
- Regular interaction with kids, adults and other dogs to ensure positive socialization

Clive was a stray to the shelter with his mom and sister. He’s ready to spread his little wings and leave the nest! Clive is doing so well in his foster home. He loves to play with the resident dogs and goes right to the crate on command. Good boy, Clive! He can be a little shy at first but it’s a great big world for this little fellow so give him time. He loves treats, cuddles and belly rubs!

Our service area covers VA, MD, DC, PA, WV, DE and NC, with most dogs fostered in MD or VA (we do not provide a specific location, as a dog may move while in our care). To learn more about a dog and how to adopt, the first step is to complete an application at lab-rescue.org/adoption-process. An adoption coordinator will be assigned to answer your questions and guide you through the process.

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Lab Rescue LRCP's 2024 End-of-Year Brunch and Basket Raffle Party will be held December 8 - see https://www.facebook.com/events/842706681092865 for event details. We would like this year's basket raffle to be the best yet! If you would like to donate a gift basket, items for us to make a gift basket or even just a monetary donation towards the gift baskets we’ll be assembling, please email Meghan at [email protected]. We look forward to another fun event!!

Showing off our beautiful sits and tricks today! Come out to meet us! #labrescuelrcp #labrescue #availableforadoption

KELLSIE Age: 2 years, nine months; black female Good with: Kids 10+, dogs; no cats Needs: A single family home in a quieter area (fence is negotiable but no e-fences) House trained? Yes Crate trained? Yes Loves: Rough and tumble play with other dogs, snuggles, activity like agility work or long hikes, cookies Working on: Being confident around strangers (cookies help!) Dream home: A quieter rural or suburban home with active but patient humans who understand what she needs to feel comfortable in her environment Weighing in at just 46 pounds, Kellsie is a little dynamo of a pup who enjoys rough and tumble play with other dogs, agility work, and hikes! But Kellsie splits her love of activity with a fondness for snuggling and lounging in her crate, too. We can imagine her being the perfect fit for humans working from home. She will calmly hang out near you while you work until it’s “Kellsie time” again. But she’s also used to doggie day care so that’s an option, too, for her to get her energy out and then come home to snuggle with you. Kellsie can be uncomfortable in loud, urban areas with lots of unfamiliar sounds, so a quieter neighborhood will suit her best. She is well-behaved in the home and has mastered all the basic obedience cues. Such a good girl - just waiting for someone to call “Here, Kellsie!” THANKS TO A GENEROUS DONOR, WHO THINKS EVERY LAB DESERVES A HOME OF THEIR OWN, THE ADOPTION FEE FOR THIS PUP IS $200. Learn more about how to adopt at lab-rescue.org/adoption-process or sponsor at lab-rescue.org/dogs. #nobetteroptionthanadoption #labrescuelrcp #sponsorsgivechances

SAM #2 Age: 5 year old black male Good with: Kids 10+, dogs; unknown with cats Needs: A single family home (no fence is required) and adopters who can adhere to his medication schedule for diabetes insipidus. House trained? Yes Crate trained? Yes Loves: Fetch, food, walks, car rides, playing with other dogs, snuggling Working on: Not jumping on people Dream home: A home with an active family, possibly including doggie playmates Sam #2 likes to be on the go! He can play fetch as long as you’re willing and also loves walks, car rides and romping with other dogs. He is a real charmer with a happy disposition and a loving heart. Sam has diabetes insipidus and needs an adopter who can adhere to a medication schedule. But if, like us, you think this lovable boy is worth a minor tweak to your day, you will have the best friend of your dreams. Sam would make a super co-pilot for “frequent flyers” who like to be on the go like he does! THANKS TO A GENEROUS DONOR, WHO THINKS EVERY LAB DESERVES A HOME OF THEIR OWN, THE ADOPTION FEE FOR THIS PUP IS $200. Learn more about how to adopt at lab-rescue.org/adoption-process or sponsor at lab-rescue.org/dogs. #nobetteroptionthanadoption #labrescuelrcp #sponsorsgivechances

ELEANOR Age: 9 year old yellow female Good with: Kids 10+; no cats Needs: A single family home with a fence and no other dogs in the home House trained? Yes Crate trained? Not needed Loves: People, walks, playing fetch, strawberries, peanut butter Working on: Remembering her training to ignore other dogs on walks Dream home: A catless, dogless low-key home where her humans are around more often than not Eleanor is a very, very good girl who has perfected the art of companionship. Humans are the most important part of her life. She knows how to lend her quiet, reassuring presence, to listen when you’re speaking and to give affection - including group hugs! - whenever you need it. She has excellent house manners and doesn’t need to be crated as she is content to snooze in a sunbeam or doze on the couch when you’re out. Cats and other dogs are not really her cup of tea but she has gotten pretty good at ignoring them on walks because she knows that’s what you want and Eleanor always, always aims to please! As a senior, Eleanor doesn’t deserve to be homeless. Please, let’s get this frosty-faced beauty home. Learn more about how to adopt at lab-rescue.org/adoption-process or sponsor at lab-rescue.org/dogs. #nobetteroptionthanadoption #labrescuelrcp #sponsorsgivechances

TUCKER #8 Age: 7 year old black male Good with: Kids 10+, other dogs, cats unknown Needs: to be the only dog in a single family home with a fence Loves: Frisbees, sticks, water, a good night’s sleep Dream home: A home near the water with humans who appreciate his excellent manners Learn more about how to adopt Tucker at lab-rescue.org/adoption-process or sponsor at lab-rescue.org/dogs. #nobetteroptionthanadoption #labrescuelrcp #sponsorsgivechances

Learn more about how to adopt at lab-rescue.org/adoption-process or sponsor at lab-rescue.org/dogs. #nobetteroptionthanadoption #labrescuelrcp #sponsorsgivechances

❤️ Lovely Lola ❤️ Learn more about how to adopt at lab-rescue.org/adoption-process or sponsor at lab-rescue.org/dogs. #nobetteroptionthanadoption #labrescuelrcp #sponsorsgivechances

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Lab Rescue LRCP

Lab Rescue LRCP saves nearly 1,000 dogs each year thanks to the dedication of our volunteers, supporters, and adopters!

Lab Rescue LRCP rescues and places dogs in Maryland, Virginia, Washington DC, West Virginia, Pennsylvania, Delaware, and North Carolina. Adopters must travel to Maryland or Virginia with their family – human and canine – to meet the dog they want to adopt. Apply today at www.lab-rescue.org!

If you live outside of the Lab Rescue service area and would like to adopt, please do a Google search on Lab Rescue and your location, or search on Petfinder.com or Adoptapet.com to find a rescue that places Labs near you.

Web: www.lab-rescue.org, E-mail: [email protected]. Mail: P.O. Box 1814, Annandale, VA 22003. Phone: (301) 299-6756, Non-Profit Tax ID: 52-1880024