Happy Labs Rescue, Inc

We are a 501 (c) (3) Non Profit Organization

Our Adoptable Pet List

Click here to see our already adopted Labrador Retrievers!

Midnight went to the Rainbow Bridge November 10, 2008 at 2:PM.
When looking for a dog please don't over look the black ones. They are the first to die in shelters for no reason other than being black. But yet they are no different than other dogs. When taken care of properly their coats shine in the light. Other dogs coats don't do that.
Midnight was a black lab who had so much love to give. He loved being as close as he could to people. He loved to play in the water, and to give hugs and kisses.
Please for Midnight check out other black dogs.
Take a look at a black dog today - Midnight would have liked that.
MIDNIGHT WE MISS YOU
Mission Statement

Happy Labs Rescue, Inc. is a 501 (c) (3) nonprofit organization dedicated to the health and well being of the Labrador Retriever Breed. Our main objective is to take in, assist, rehabilitate and re-home unwanted, neglected or homeless Labrador Retrievers and Labrador Retriever mixes of all ages.

Adoption Process and Fees

If you see a Labrador that looks like he/she would be a good fit in your family, please email us for an application. We do check vet references and do a home visit before approval. Our labs MUST be kept inside the house. Labs are people dogs and they do not do good outside on a chain. You MUST also have a fenced in back yard. Labs need to be able to run and get plenty of excersise. Our adoption fees depends on the amount of veterinary costs incurred. We spay/neuter all our labs then get then healthy by getting them up to date on shots, heartworm tested and on monthly heart worm preventive meds.

Who We Are

Happy Labs Rescue is a 501 (c) (3) rescue who takes in Labrador Retrievers and lab mixes of all ages. Our dogs come from shelters, owners who no longer can, or will, provide for them and, all too often, strays that are never searched for. We evaluate the dogs' health and temperament. The rescued Lab goes directly to a veterinarian for a spay/neuter, vaccinations and any other necessary medical treatment. Many of these Labs have been neglected,not only in a nutritional/medical sense, but also in a psychological/emotional sense. This socialization process promotes the dog's confidence, willingness to learn and trust. For many Labs, this is the first love and kindness they have ever known.

Adoption event

Happy Labs needs Volunteers to help at our adoption events. If interested in helping 3 to 4 hours on Sat please email or call us

Our Featured Labradors...

News

5-25-06 Happy Labs Rescue has been Incorporated and application for recognition of exemption under section 501(c)(3) of the Internal Revenue Code has been filed. 7-01-06 Happy Labs Rescue is happy to announce that we have received our 501(c)(3) Non Profit Exemption. Your Donations are now Tax Deductable.

Volunteering

If you would like to volunteer or have questions about how you can be a part of making a difference. Call us @ 812-342-6835 or email us @ happylabs@comcast.net

Foster homes needed

We are a foster based rescue and are always in need of foster homes. We will provide all veterinary care. We just ask that you provide the love (and food!). If you are interested in fostering or would like to learn more about fostering please call us @ 812-342-6835 email us at happylabs@comcast.net

Happy Labs Rescue can use your unwanted items. Everything is used for the care of our labs. Items with holes, stains, tom and worn out are most welcome.

blankets - any size sheets - any size bed spreads - any size,large curtains,carpet pieces,rugs - any size dog crates - all sizes, used/new dog leashes, tennis balls soccer balls - even the flat ones,dog kennels - any size, newspapers towels - any size,flannel shirts - mens/ladies coats - mens/ladies , blue jeans - mens/ladies, metal mixing bowls used/new dog collars - 14"-24" used/new medium or large dog gentle leader, used/new dog food/water bowls (no plastic), good used dog houses 6 foot chain link fencing any length

Cash donations always welcome We prefer Purina Pro Plan dog food (lamb & rice or large breed), Dog treats: rawhides, pig ears, cow hooves, biscuits, etc. Kong toys: large and x-large Large ropes made for dogs to play tug-a-war, Frontline Plus and Interceptor(Heartworm Med.) Items can be picked up by calling 812-342-6835. (please leave message)

Donate

All vet bills are paid for out of our pockets and donations we receive at adoption events. If you would like to make a donation to help us with these bills it will be greatly appreciated. 100% of your donations go to caring for our animals, we have no administrative costs. If you would prefer to make a payment directly to our vet to help pay our bill there, please email us @ happylabs@comcast.net
You can also send your Donation to

Happy Labs, Po Box 2296, Columbus,In 47202.

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We use Patented Kuranda Dog Beds because they are durable, chew proof and easy to clean. If you would like to donate a bed to us, click here.

ShelterCare Pet Insurance Program

Alleviate the financial stress associated with your pet’s unexpected medical expenses and generate funds for Happy Labs at the same time! Simply apply for a ShelterCare Pet Insurance Program by using the ShelterCare banner-link. Here’s how it works: ShelterCare Pet Insurance Programs cover you when your pet needs essential veterinary care from an illness or injury. Also, every time a completed application for a ShelterCare program is generated through Happy Labs website, we automatically receive a $25 donation to help cover common needs like blankets, Treats, Toys and food. This donation is of no cost to you and provides us with essential funds. Make the right move and enroll today!

Does your pet need training? Click on the Video

EVERYONE WANTS A LAB BUT DO YOU REALLY KNOW WHAT IT TAKES TO CARE FOR A LAB ???

The Labrador Retriever ("Labrador" or "Lab" for short), is one of several kinds of retriever and is the most popular breed of dog in the United States. The breed is exceptionally friendly, intelligent, and good natured, making them excellent companions and working dogs. Labrador Retrievers are known to be one of the fastest learning breeds of dog and respond well to praise.

APPEARANCE

Labradors are relatively large with males typically weighing 60 to 80 lbs and females 45 to 70 lbs. They are energetic, outgoing dogs. Their coats are short and smooth, and can be black, yellow or brown (called "chocolate") in color. Yellow labs varies from white to light gold to a fox red. Yellow labs can have black or pink noses, chocolate and black lab's noses match the coat color. The English and the American lines differ slightly. Labs are bred in England as a medium size dog, shorter and stockier with fuller faces than their American counterparts which are bred as a larger dog. The breed tends to shed their hair regularly throughout the year. Lab hair is usually fairly short and straight and the tail quite broad and strong.

TEMPERAMENT and ACTIVITIES

Labradors are a well-balanced and remarkably versatile breed, adaptable to a wide range of functions as well as making very good pets. They are easily trained and are a very obedient breed. They are loyal companions that share the love you give to them. They are friendly dogs and are great with children. As a rule they are not excessively prone to territorialism, pining, insecurity, aggression, destructiveness, hypersensitivity, or other difficult traits which manifest in a variety of breeds, and as the name suggest, they are excellent retrievers. As an extension of this, they instinctively enjoy holding objects and even hands or arms in their mouths, which they can do with great gentleness. They are, however, prone to chewing objects (though they can easily be trained out of this behavior). Labradors have a reputation as a very mellow breed and an excellent family dog (including a good reputation with children of all ages), but some lines (particularly those that have continued to be bred specifically for their skills at working in the field rather than for their appearance are particularly fast and athletic. Their fun-loving boisterousness and lack of fear can result in mischief and may require training and firm handling at times to ensure it does not get out of hand. Most labs enjoy retrieving a ball endlessly and other forms of activity (such as dog agility or flyball), are considerably "food and fun" oriented very trainable and open-minded to new things, and thrive on human attention and interaction, which they find hard to get enough of. Many labs are notorious "chowhounds"; they will eat anything that isn't nailed down, and are experts at manipulating soft-hearted humans into giving them treats/extra food/table scraps/etc. The lab owner must carefully control his/her dog's food intake to avoid obesity and its associated health problems.

HEALTH

Labs are somewhat prone to hip dysplasia especially the larger dogs, through not as much as some other breeds. Labs are sometimes prone to ear infections, because their floppy ears trap warm moist air. This is easy to control buts needs regular checking to ensure that a problem is not building up unseen. A healthy Lab ear should look clean and light pink (almost white) inside. Labs are often overfed and are allowed to become overweight due to their blatant enjoyment of treats, hearty appetites, and endearing behavior towards people. A healthy lab should keep a very slight hourglass waist and be fit and lithe, rather than fat and heavy-set. Excessive weight is strongly implicated as a risk factor in the later development of hip dysplasia and diabetes, and can contribute to general reduced health when older. Many times labs also suffer from the risk of knee problems. A luxating patella is a common occurrence in the knee where the leg is often bow shaped.

PUPPY MILLS

Because the labrador is such a popular breed, they are often reared in puppy mills where the people responsible care primarily for profit, and not for the dog's well being. Labrador Retrievers are truly wonderful, loving, companions and can become part of any family if trained and loved correctly. The labradoodle is a common mixed-breed dog that combines a labrador with a poodle. Not recognized by any major kennel club. If you would have any further questions on how to take care of a lab please contact us.

Adopting a friend for life

Adopted 09-08-06 Thanks Dave and Kelly for givivg Beauty her forever home

Adopted 10-22-06 Thank you Nina for giving Dillion his forever home

Adopted 6-9-06 Thanks Will, Angela and kids for giving Cody his forever home "Cody is wonderful! He is the best most well behaved dog we have ever had. He is potty trained, he never jumps on people, he even lets the kids walk him without pulling on the lead. The kids lay on him and squeeze him and he just takes it in stride. We have never seen a dog take such loving abuse from kids and do nothing but lie there. I think these pictures will show you how much he is part of the family." Keep in touch, Angela

Adopted 12-01-06 Thanks Tom for giving Taylor his forever home

Adopted 08-09-06 Thanks Scott, Kristin and kids for giving Tater his forever home Tater is a great dog. I couldn't have asked for a better match. He doesn't chew like typical labs. He hasn't begged for people food or counter surfed one time. The kids love him so much. We will be going to obedience classes when the new year starts to learn how to walk well on a leash and to understand that jumping up on visitors is a no-no! Other than that, he's a perfect dog and a wonderful addition to our family. Thanks! Kristin

Adopted 09-15-06 Thanks Rusty, Linda and kids for giving Copper his forever home Hi Mike - here are some pictures of Copper. He's very laid back and the favorite of the family. I especially love the one where he is sleeping with the Colts touchdown monkey. He loves his stuffed animals :o) Thanks for all you do and for helping us add the coolest member of the Sullivan family! Linda

Adopted 09-15-06 Thanks Frank and Cindy for giving Fenway his forever home Mike & Edelle Just a quick note that Fenway and Maggie are bonding and Fenway is making himself at home. He is so sweet and everyone that meets him wants to take him home.Fenway got his teeth cleaned yesterday and no teeth had to be removed and hopefully this will eliminate his mouth discomfort. We are getting Lou this weekend and looking forward to him adapting to Fenway and Maggie. We are taking pictures so after we have some of Lou we will make sure to send you a copy. Thanks again for helping us get a fantastic lab!!!

Adopted 09-01-06 Thanks John and Nancy for giving Dixie her forever home

Adopted 01-29-07 ThanksTim and Jodi for giving Peaches her forever home

Adopted 10-20-06 Thanks Janel and Charles for giving Rachel her forever home

Adopted 02-09-07 Thanks Angela for giving Pepper his forever home I had meant to send these photo's earlier but my mother went into the hospital the following week and passed away 2/24. I am so happy she was able to meet Pepper - whom she renamed Duke as no one in the family could understand "Pepper" and kept calling Duke/Pepper a she. Mom also noticed 2 light colored areas under each of his shoulder blades that you can only see when he's sitting down - they are perfectly symmetrical. She called them his "angel wings" - she just fell in love with him! Duke is such a good boy! He loved having all the relatives in the house (for the funeral) and is a great comfort not only to me but also to my Dad and brother. I believe the timing worked in a way to where he was able to be with us during this time that is very hard for my family. We took him to Edinburgh outlets with us yesterday and he was a hit with everyone from senior citizens to babies. He was so tired after his very busy and very social day! Since my Dad isn't a shopper he walked with him and sat outside on a bench with him as we went into the shops. He's starting at Camp Bow Wow this week and I hope to have us enrolled in training classes by the end of March. I would like to continue to work with him because I think he would make a great therapy dog to take into nursing homes, hospitals, etc. Hey Guys, Duke here...just thought I'd write you a quick e-mail to update you on what's been going on in my little Lab life.... Well, my agent (Angela) and I finally moved! We bought the house in June but didn't move until the end of July because she wanted to make a few changes inside and put up a nice 6' privacy fence for me in the backyard. I LOVE IT! Every night we play ball outside and I'm trying to learn Frisbee but I just don't get it. Why would I try to catch a flying saucer when a ball is so much easier to carry?! I have much more room and, at first,I wasn't too sure about the whole moving thing but each week we went over to visit the new house and sometimes I would even hang out there during the day with my grand agent while he did some work around the house. So, when moving day finally came I was familiar with the house but I didn't really relax until most of the boxes were put away. Now I'm fine and like to curl up on the couch in the office in the evening (I need some private time every now and then - it's tough being adorable all day!). I also learned to swim a few weeks ago! I went w/my agent and the rest of our family to visit a few cousins who live on the lake in Angola, IN. They have two Brittany Spaniels - Jake & Jesse. They were ok but I really liked the female yellow lab - Brie who lived next door. Saturday night I walked from the shoreline right into the water but then there was a drop-off and I dunked under and came up hacking a little so my agent's brother held my belly and I learned to get up on a raft and jump in. This was a little embarrassing in front of Brie who spends all day in the water fishing by the shore. She took pity on me and showed me the ropes with this whole swimming thing and I caught on. Sunday I went boating and we stopped at a sandbar to swim but I wouldn't jump off the boat. So, my agent caught on and threw in a buoy. Naturally I went after it (not jumping in mind you - climbing down a ladder. Hey - that's how the humans got in!?!) After I retrieved the buoy my agent helped me climb back up the ladder. I did it two more times but never jumped - I kind of hopped the last time but only from the bottom step. They took turns holding my belly until I got comfortable in the water. On the boat ride back I sat in the rear of the boat w/my ears flapping and a wide grin .... I am truly a happy Lab!

Thanks Rod, Amy and kids for giving Champ his forever home Adopted 3-22-07

Adopted 03-09-07 Thanks Tony and Sandra and Kids for giving Sabrina her forever home Sabrina spent the day with us at Scott and Jami's and with her friend Mattie. She has had a big day! Some of the pictures were taken back in March. I got lots of cute pictures today. She is a wonderful dog and great with Conner and Carli, she has never knocked them over but they get lots of kisses. Her and Conner have a special bond. Our son met her today for the first time, he came in from out of town for Easter. He is amazed at how Conner can tell her to sit and shake and she minds him so well!! She is a special girl and we are so blessed to have her. Happy Easter from all of us and Sabrina said to tell you she is the one in the silly scarf that mom put on her for Easter. She also thanks you for giving her a wonderful forever home. God Bless Tony and Sandy

Thanks Robert for giving Melody her forever home Adopted 03-30-07

Thanks Ron and Shelley for giving Toby his forever home Adopted 03-03-07

Thanks Ben and Ellen for giving Camass his forever home Adopted 04-06-07 Hi Mike and Edelle! I've been meaning to write to let you know that we got our fence installed the week before Labor Day. Camass has really been enjoying it! We also took him for a bath at a "pet wash" this weekend and of course he loved it. He now looks more handsome than ever. Now that Ben and I are both working during the day, Ben's mom stops over every afternoon to check on Cam and sometimes she brings their samoyed. She was telling us some stories over the weekend about their antics in the yard. She says they'll just run and run and run. Then she'll come inside to get the tennis ball and they'll both be waiting for her expectantly at the door. They don't have any problems with the dogs on either side of us. We have some new photos I have to take to get developed. We'll send them to you as soon as we can. Thanks again for giving us this wonderful dog. He gets showered with love every single day. Our best, Ellen and Ben

Thanks John, Sue and kids for giving Dixie her forever home Adopted 03-09-07

Dear Mike & Edelle, We would like to thank you for bringing Jo Jo into our lives! He has been a wonderful addition to our family! He and Bailey love to play, go on their walks together and just hang out. We are enjoying teaching him new commands like stay, shake, and roll over. And, as you know he's already mastered sit and even throws in a little extra begging to melt your heart! Last but not least he is a wonderful companion who enjoys our company as we do his. We would also like to thank you for all that you do for the dogs. After our experience with our local shelter it was refreshing to find people who actually care for the well being of these animals. We are attaching some photos of both JoJo and JoJo with his new 'brother' Bailey. Warm Regards, James & Laura Martin Adopted 03-26-07

Thanks Phyllis and Sarah for giving Summer her forever home Adopted 04-09-07

Thanks Claudia for giving Hoover his forever home Adopted 04-16-07

Hey Mike -- I thought you'd enjoy this article I wrote about adopting Darci. It will be in the Lebanon Reporter this week. She's doing great, growing like a weed, and is already a member of the family. She's smart, happy, and very loving. She loves to play fetch and likes to play soccer with my son. (She's a great defender!) Peace, Chadd Wheat "The Pitter Patter of Four Feet" by Chadd A. Wheat Some very exciting news from the Wheat household: once again we are thrilled to have the pitter patter of little feet to enjoy. In fact, the pitter patter of four little feet. No, we didn't have twins. Nor did we adopt any. But we adopted a beautiful black Labrador Retriever puppy named Darci. And besides our smarmy cat, the rest of the family is proud. (The cat, in fact, thought of filing a grievance with both the Humane Society and PETA.) Last year, my family decided to move outside the city limits for some clean country living. Rather our own version of “Green Acres”, if you will. I now have a minibarn, a fence, and even a lawn tractor. It's not exactly a sprawling multi-acre complex where I could raise free-range chickens, but it's peaceful. We have good neighbors (including one we call “Crazy Uncle Bob”) and great sunsets. Earlier this year, the kids and I finally convinced (aka “strong armed”) my wife into the idea of introducing a dog to this beatific country setting. My wife has never been a “dog person” and I haven't had a dog since my childhood. But I've always wanted a Labrador Retriever, so after receiving the okay from the family congress, I set about researching Labs on the internet and by talking to other Lab owners. Some other friends of ours introduced us to the idea of Labrador rescue. In fact, they have rescued two of their own Labs. A Lab rescue (there are also other speciality Rescues that specialize in various other specific breeds) is a Rescue that takes in at risk, unwanted, and abandoned dogs and matches them with households for adoption. And when I say “adoption”, I mean “adoption”. The process is somewhat lengthy – sometimes up to several months. In our particular case, we wanted a puppy. Typically, puppies are extremely hard to find in rescues, since many people want pups and don't consider adopting adult pets. But I managed to find a cute little black Lab pup named Darci, who was fourteen weeks old at the time. She was living in Columbus, Indiana, at Happy Labs Rescue with a couple dedicated to finding homes for these dogs. Happy Labs Rescue is a non-for-profit rescue that takes in Labrador Retrievers and Lab mixes of all ages. Their dogs come from shelters, owners who no longer can, or will, provide for them and, all too often, strays that are never searched for. They evaluate each dog's health and temperament. The rescued Lab goes directly to a veterinarian for a spaying/neutering, vaccinations and any other necessary medical treatment. Many of these Labs have been neglected, not only in a nutritional/medical sense, but also in a psychological/emotional sense. This socialization process promotes the dog's confidence, willingness to learn and trust. For many Labs, this is the first love and kindness they have ever known. Darci came to Happy Labs from another rescue that didn't have room for her. I just happened upon her picture on a pet website and knew she was the one for us. I contacted Happy Labs via email. Mike, one of the coowners of the Happy Labs, sent me a somewhat lengthy questionnaire about our ability to provide a safe, nurturing environment for the pup. This included information about our previous and current pets, nearby veterinarians, and our home environment. I filled it out and we set up a visit to go see Darci. On a bright, sunny afternoon, we travelled nearly an hour to visit the pup. She was a happy, outgoing, and friendly girl, and the kids fell in love with her immediately. We spoke to the Happy Labs folks and arranged a “home visit” for them to inspect our house and yard, which took place the following week. In the end, we were approved to adopt Darci and she's now a member of the Wheat household. Even Caesar, the aforementioned smarmy gray cat, doesn't seem to mind too terribly much. The cat gave the new pup some important ground rules: “Look, I've been here for twelve years. I've survived three house moves and two babies. I've survived raiding coyotes and Indiana weather. Stay away from me, and I'll stay away from you. And don't go eating my food. And remember: when it comes to pet hierarchy – I'm Numero Uno.” Bringing Darci into our family has been a challenging and rewarding experience. Yes – we've had some trying times (like when she snatched a baby bird from the yard and ran from all attempts by human and other birds to retrieve it) but it's been a incredible experience for the whole family. If you're interested in adopting a pet, go to www.petfinder.com and type in your zip code, breed preference, and some other search criteria. Adopting an at-risk pet isn't for everyone, but it is extremely rewarding. Thanks Chadd, Jennifer and kids for giving Darci her forever home Adopted 04-23-07

Thanks Micah and Jessica for giving Little Lady her forever home Adopted 05-12-07

Thanks Tony, Angie and Mariah for giving Cassie her forever home Adopted 05-19-07

Thanks Melissa for giving Jasmine her forever home Adopted 05-22-07

Thanks Mick, Nancy and Kids for giving Boston and Maddie Their forever home Adopted 06-05-07

Hello, I just wanted to send you a quick note telling you that everything is going great since I adopted Jack a few weeks ago. He was a little slow to get used to my routine, but now that he is on it, he and I do great together. I have only had one issue with him tearing things up around the house, but now I can leave him to roam around the entire house all day while I'm at work. He loves going for car rides with me and sleeping in my bed (he's an ENORMOUS bed hog!) He and I go for a half hour walk every night. He still doesn't like going in water and even hovers right next to me when I'm under an umbrella in the rain. I love him so much and I'm glad that I found you guys. Also, you left a bone (pig's bone, I think) with me when you dropped him off. Do you remember this? If so, do you know what brand the bone was? He loves chewing on it and it seems to last a while. I'd like to buy a few more, but I don't know who makes them. Thanks, Charlie Thanks Charles for giving Jack his forever home Adopted 06-16-07

Thanks Scott for giving Bee her forever home Adopted 06-22-07

Thanks Jeff and Helena for giving Duke and Lady their forever home Adopted 06-29-07

Thanks Michelle, Doug and kids for giving Ginger her forever home Adopted 07-21-07

I just wanted to tell you how happy I am with Lola! She is the sweetest dog! She is so well behaved and has such a fun personality. She would play ball non stop if I had nothing else to do! She started responding to her new name on the 3rd day. If she does something she is not supposed to, such as step out of my yard, I just say "no" once and she stops. She is very well trained. I don't know if that is due to Mary or her previous ownership. She is just the best dog. She is by me all the time. She also loves the back yard and chasing squirrels. She has become very active, compared to the first few days she was here and is very happy. She has gone on a couple car trips but due to heat they are very limited right now. I have started her on cosequin and the vet says she should improve dramatically.She will just need to be on it her whole life. I could not be happier with her and am lucky to have found her on line when I did. I hope that you keep up the rescue work so that many years from now when I need to replace her you will have another perfect match for me! I did send Mary a few pictures and a note. I told her I'd write again after Lola has been here for awhile. If you see Mary tell her we are very happy together and not to worry about her. I love her as though I have had her her whole life and she is well taken care of. Thanks Renee for giving Toula her forever home Adopted 07-22-07

Thanks Matt & Shana for giving Levi his forever home Adopted 08-07-07

Thanks Scott & Jennifer for giving Shelly her forever home Adopted 08-09-07

Thanks Lynn, David & Kyle for giving Jackson his forever home Adopted 08-12-07

Thanks Andie for giving Harley his forever home Adopted 08-03-16

Thanks Katee for giving Sweetheart her forever home Adopted 09-03-07

Thanks Debra for giving Abby her forever home Adopted 09-07-07

Thanks Zachary and Kathryn for giving Tinkerbell her forever home Adopted 09-15-07

Thanks Debby and Bill for giving Chip his forever home Adopted 09-29-07

Chip at home

Thanks Jennifer for giving Princess her forever home Adopted 10-03-07

Hey Mike, I just wanted to let you know that Duke is doing great! He is so much fun and we are so glad to have him as part of our family. Our fence is up and we have new trees in our yard for him to pee on! He just lays around inside and out like he owns the place. We think he feels more secure with the fence.....because he likes to be outside and lay in the grass since we have got it. Thank you for allowing him to become our son~so to speak! Everyone that meets him tells us how lucky we are to have him....we agree with them! Thanks, Suzanne Thanks Rom and Suzanne for giving Duke his forever home Adopted 10-03-07

Thanks Casi and Bradley for giving Braxton his forever home Adopted 10-15-07

Thanks Margy, Glenn and Erin for giving Brianna her forever home Adopted 10-17-07

Thanks Miki and Thomas for giving Johnny his forever home Adopted 10-27-07

Thanks Holly & Family for giving Abby her forever home Adopted 12-12-07

Thanks Keith & Anita for giving Bear his forever home Adopted 12-16-07

Thanks David,Linda & Sophie for giving Nora her forever home Adopted 12-19-07 Happy Labs
PO Box 2296
Columbus, IN 47202
Phone: 812-342-6835

Email: happylabs@comcast.net
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