Usually, we do not have puppies. Labradors are the most popular breed in the United States, and that is precisely the reason why so many need to be rescued. Unfortunately, many people breed Labs irresponsibly, do not then care for the pups or place them ill-advisedly and the dogs end up as strays because they are not properly cared for or the people decide they no longer want the dog. Many of our dogs simply need someone to accept their love to provide training. Owners need to place their Labs through us for a myriad of reasons.
People often buy a dog on impulse without realizing the time and effort required to care to it.
Sometimes an owner's health problems, death, divorce, marriage or financial problems, child allergies or work schedules require them to find a new home for their pet. In addition, in this area, people relocate frequently and find themselves in the position of not wanting or not being able to take their Lab with them. Start by thoroughly considering the life style change that a dog will mean. You must give it exercise, love and attention and provide it with a routine that includes coming home from work to let it out and not stopping at the bar with friends. Pets are worth the adjustments you must make, as they return your love ten-fold, but you must be ready to have a Lab in your life.