My name is Shadow. I am a 3-4 yr old black female. I am spayed, have all my vaccinations and I'm on heartworm preventative. I am housebroken, crate trained, good with dogs and kids.
Welcome to LRR
Thanks for visiting us! The menu to the left will take you to the major areas of our web site. You can read about LRR and our philosophy, learn about our dogs, past and present, shop in our store for LRR merchandise and other items, browse the reading room for great articles and stories, or find out how you can help us by donating money or volunteering your time.
LRR News
December 6, 2009: Read Jake/Scrabble's happy tail on our Happy Tails page. Another "happily ever after"!November 1, 2009: Our Community Outreach page has been updated with several new contributions we've made to help our local communities.
October 14, 2009: Check out the labs who were certified as Canine Good Citizens at our 2009 alumni picnic last month. You can also see our previous years' CGC dogs at our main CGC page.
September 25, 2009: Our 2010 LRR Calendar is now available for sale! Head over to our store and order your copy today! Also check out the list of winning dogs from the calendar contest!
August 23, 2009: Deuce and Dyna's web page has been updated with news and photos after their first surgeries.
January 21, 2009: Want to get updates on what's going on at LRR? You can now follow us on Twitter at http://twitter.com/LabRescue to hear about our latest foster dogs, updates on alumni, and more!
Foster Homes Needed!
With the Labrador Retriever being one of the most popular breeds, it is no surprise that there are more labs to rescue than many other breeds. Not a day goes by that LRR doesn't receive a number of phone calls begging us to take an owner give-up, a shelter dog, or a stray whose owners cannot be found. Often, we must put dogs on waiting lists or reluctantly turn them away simply because we don't have a foster home available. Our foster homes are our most important link in our rescue chain. Without their hard work and assistance, we could not save, rehabilitate and place these homeless labs.
Click here to find out more about what's involved in fostering, and for information on how to become an LRR foster home. LRR especially needs foster homes in Central PA -- York, Dauphin, Lebanon, Lancaster, and Berks counties. If you can't foster, click here to find out about other ways you can help.
