Carola - Adoption Pending!!! Labrador Retriever Mix Milford, NH

Carolla "Lola" is doing great! She is a love bug who settles and enjoys being with people. She is warming up quickly and is picking up new skills quickly. She has not had a single toileting accident inside the house!!! Today, she succeeded in going up and down a full flight of stairs on her own! She is cautiously friendly to everyone she meets. She has been enjoying exploring different areas of the house and property. I think Lola will do well with children of all ages, but have not had the opportunity to test this. She did well with the cat and dog. Today, she had a shower and was such a good girl!

Lola's area of most difficulty is her tolerance of being on a leash. This is progressing, and today, she was willing to take a couple steps while attached to the leash. We did this 3 times.
She is approx 7 months old and weighs 40 lbs - very healthy girl. She is fully vetted and spayed.

She will be available for adoption on November 24th! Please visit our Petfinder website: www.petfinder.com/shelters/scsr.html for a complete listing of available dogs and access to our adoption application and details regarding the adoption process. By requesting information on this dog and initiating the adoption process, it is by no means a guarantee that the dog you have inquired about is yours to adopt. This is the first step of the adoption process. Sato Heart Rescue does not place our dogs on a "first come, first served" basis, but does adopt to the best home that matches the needs of the dog and adoptive family. Our primary purpose is to find the right match for you and the rescue awaiting their "second chance." The adoption fee is $365.00 (of which $75.00 is to cover transportation expenses) & the majority of the fee is sent to Puerto Rico to continue the rescue work. Adoptions fees must be paid in cash or check, we cannot accept credit cards at this time. All dogs come fully vaccinated, spayed/neutered, are been seen by a vet prior to making their journey to NH. and are seen by a licensed NH Vet to obtain their State of NH Health Certificate (per NH Dept of Agriculture law) before being adopted.