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JUST FOR FUN ..... on the 239th day of 2010, we have taken in 273 Labs WE NEED MORE FOSTER HOMES! Volunteer!! |
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Troopers Update July 20, 2010 Today a surgical team of doctors coordinated by Dr. Laura Williamson, Waterhouse Animal Hospital evaluated Troopers condition. Dr Williamson was joined by Dr. Peter Walsh, Veterinary Surgical Group, a board certified surgeon, and Dr. Tammy Grubb an Anesthesia and Pain Management Specialist from Washington State University. At this time the doctors feel like Trooper’s paws are healing nicely without the skin grafts. He will have several more months of bandages to look forward too, but the doctors are optimistic that Trooper will make a full recovery. He will need to wear booties for some time to protect his feet after the bandages come off. He is currently being given Buprenex Injections and a morphine patch for pain. Two antibiotics, one anti-inflammatory, and a sedative to keep him calm. He has regular X-rays & blood work and his bandage changes will now be extended to every 3 or 4 days. Dr Conlan feels like Trooper is a happy, well tempered dog that will be able to enjoy a pretty normal life. He feels that the pads on his feet will never be normal again. He may need to wear booties to protect his paws. His toenails look as if there may be some nail bed left…only time will tell. Donations are tax deductible and the Trooper Update July 27, 2010 In the meantime, the CCLRR is still looking any information leading to who tortured this dog. Trooper was picked up in Madera County at the Madera Municipal Golf course (Ave 17 & Road 23 ½) on July 6th at 7:30 a.m. If you recognize this Lab or have any information, please contact the CCLRR at dogrescue@sti.net or call the Madera Control Office at 559-675-4275.
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Robinson's Feed Store 1150 E Victor Rd Please come see us |
come see Honey#2, Darin, Max#3, Blake, Dippy, Luke, and Hoover |
Please help us save the life of a Lab -- donate using the PayPal link to the left. |
A wonderful volunteer put together an additional web site for the Greater Fresno and Central Valley Area. Click here to see more information about the Central Valley Chapter of CCLRR
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FRESNO EVENTSEvery SundayRIVER PARK ADOPTION CENTER
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The web page is updated once weekly. The most current source of information of which dogs are still available is the CCLRR Updated Dog List, which is given to PREAPPROVED adopters. If you see a dog on the web page, but it is not on the adoption list, that means the dog was adopted between page updates and is no longer available. The CCLRR Updated Dog List is the most current info! |
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From our foster and great adopter Miley I adopted Isabelle (now Izzy) from the Lab Rescue a little over 5 years ago. She is doing so great! I take her to agility class once a week, witch she loves. Izzy LOVES retrieving but is not so good about bringing the ball back and she loves going to the dog park. But most of all she loves playing with her new brother. We adopted Corky on August 15th after fostering him for 10 months. He is doing so great in his new home! He loves going to the dog park and being in the house. I want to thank the lab rescue for rescuing my furry kids. I could not thank you enough! ~**~**~**~**~**~**~**~**~**~**~**~**~**~**~**~**~**~**~**~**~**~
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NEW FEES...AS OF JAN 1 Due to the cost of our vet bills we will be raising our adoption fees as of Jan 1, 2009. Puppies 4 months and under $350. Adult dogs 5 months through 8 years $250. Senior & Special needs $100 (still, thanks to our donor) Second Dog Adoption $150 (SORRY - *NO* DISCOUNT FOR PUPPIES) |
Labs Available through CCLRR |
SENIOR and "Special Needs" DOGS
CCLRR has a special place in our hearts for the senior Labs we rescue. They are such sweet, smart and gentle souls. We are seeing an unfortunate and alarming trend in "Senior Dumping" Older Labs are simply discarded at local shelters because the are "too old". Imagine how it must feel to be in your golden years, having devoted your entire life to your family, only to be taken to a shelter and dumped. Their chances of being adopted from a shelter at their age are slim and none. They are frightened, confused, and grieve for their family. We want them to live out the rest of their golden years in comfort, surrounded by love as these special dogs have so much love left to give, and ask so little in return. Are you that special family that can give a loving home to a wonderful Lab in their golden years? Our Senior and "Special Needs" Dog Adoption Fee is $100.00
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CARRIE 8 year old black female. This girl is so sweet, loves everybody. She is housebroken, easy to be around, loves children. Now the bad part. Carrie has Cushings disease. She has a year, maybe 2 before the disease progresses to the point where her muscles will no longer support her. So far her only symptoms are excessive water drinking....and she has to pee a lot. A doggie door would be perfect. She is the most wonderful, loving girl....we are looking for someone with a huge heart to take sweet Carrie and love her for whatever time she has left. |
NEW ANIMAL POISON HOTLINE SERVICEA new 24-hour hotline is available for pet owners and pet caregivers who are concerned about their pet's well being after ingesting an unknown or toxic substance: http://vetmedicine.about.com/library/news/blpoisonhotline.htm
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Leah Ruiz All Star Dog Training 916-339-0744 Free first lesson or free phone consultation to Rescue dogs |
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Want to Know How To Adopt one of these nice Labbies? |
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MARTY -- Adopted! Thank You!
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NELLIE -- Adopted! Thank You!
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ALERT K-9 |
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NEVADA NEEDS OUR HELP |
Apple Gate School For Dogs |
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CCLRR needs more Foster Homes ... can you help save a great dog? |
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The Central California Lab Rescue |
"One of the most dangerous things that can happen to a child is to kill |
LABS IN FRESNO AREA A wonderful volunteer put together an additional web site for the Greater Fresno and Central Valley Area. Click here to see more information about the Central Valley Chapter of CCLRR |
DIEGO #2 -- Adopted! Thank You!
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ELI -- Adopted! Thank You!
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LABS WITH INDEPENDENT RESCUERS OR WAITING FOR FOSTER SPACE WITH LAB RESCUE CCLRR allows Labs to be placed on our web page under the heading INDEPENDENT RESCUERS that are with owners, independent rescuers and others. These Labs have not been seen by or evaluated by Lab Rescue and are not part of our program. You will be dealing directly with independent rescuers or owners and not with Lab Rescue volunteers. Since Lab Rescue has not evaluated these Labs, we have no knowledge of their temperment and assume no liability therein. |
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Betty Jo deserves to find the best forever home ever!! For more information about her, please contact her foster mom LaRue at larue@surewest.net. For more information about Scooter's Pals' adoption process, please contact Susan at susanw1068@aol.com or call 530-301-9335 or 530-265-9335. Go to www.scooterspals.org to fill out an application for Betty Jo, bottom left of first page |
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SASSY
Sassy loves to play with toys, is house broken, has been spayed, has all her shots, and is micro-chipped. Sassy is not aggressive toward other dogs - but she will bark at them briefly before shying away. Do you and your kids want a family dog? If you adopt this sweet female Lab you spare yourself from suffering through all the house breaking, vet expenses, and obedience training required to raise a puppy. There is a lot to like in rehoming a grown dog like Sassy. Adopting this well mannered lady gives your children the opportunity to immediately enjoy a sweetheart dog. Sassy is a *family* dog that loves to play with the kids. She is used to being in the house with small children. Because Sassy was raised with children she is gentle with them. Sassy loves to play with toys, is housebroken, has been spayed, has all her shots, and is micro-chipped. Sassy is not aggressive toward other dogs - but she will bark at them briefly before shying away. Contact Reggie at reggie@katmom.com |
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Shelter and INDEPENDENT rescuers and our LAB LINKS page |
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