Aggie 3

HOW TO ADOPT: The fastest way to start is to submit an adoption application directly (labs4rescue.com/adopt). Please use our official website rather than the Petfinder "Start your Inquiry" button.<br/><br/>Aggie #3 is a beautiful 5-year-old female yellow Labrador Retriever weighing in at 72 pounds — and let’s just say this girl hasn’t missed too many meals! She is carrying a few extra pounds, but underneath those curves is an absolute love who is ready to begin a whole new chapter in her life.<br/><br/>Aggie has spent her entire life living with a pack of dogs and has never had the opportunity to know what it means to truly live in a home and be someone’s beloved companion. Now it’s finally her turn.<br/><br/>There will be lots of “firsts” for Aggie as she learns about life outside of a kennel environment. Living in a home, learning a routine, going for walks, playing with toys, stretching out on a comfy dog bed, and simply being part of a family will all be new experiences for her. She will need a patient family willing to give her the time, guidance, and love she needs while she adjusts.<br/><br/>After spending five years living with a pack, we would love to see Aggie have a fenced yard where she can safely run, explore, play, and experience the freedom of just being a dog.<br/><br/>Aggie may have some things to learn, but what she already knows is how to be an absolute sweetheart. With a little exercise, a few less treats, and a whole lot of love, we think this beautiful girl is going to blossom.<br/><br/>Five years is long enough to wait. It’s Aggie’s turn to know what it feels like to be home.<br/><br/>QUESTIONS: For additional information about Aggie #3 please email Ann Hilchey: ann.hilchey@labs4rescue.org<br/><br/>Aggie #3 is being fostered in Connecticut.<br/><br/>BEFORE YOU APPLY: Please review our "Adopt a Lab" page (labs4rescue.com/adopt) and our Sample Adoption Contract. These resources explain our policies and procedures in detail. To expedite your request, please list the specific dogs you are interested in on your application.<br/><br/>ADOPTION FEES:<br/> - Base Fee: $495 (Covers vet care and regional transport).<br/> - MA/NH Residents: Additional $125 for state-mandated isolation and exam.<br/> - Payment: Payable via PayPal (preferred), cashier's check, or money order once you are matched with a dog. No personal checks.<br/><br/>LICENSING: CT Animal Importer Registration: AIR 000118. MA Rescue Organization License: 0141. RI Rescue Registration (Category A): 1247

HOW TO ADOPT: The fastest way to start is to submit an adoption application directly (labs4rescue.com/adopt). Please use our official website rather than the Petfinder "Start your Inquiry" button.

Aggie #3 is a beautiful 5-year-old female yellow Labrador Retriever weighing in at 72 pounds — and let’s just say this girl hasn’t missed too many meals! She is carrying a few extra pounds, but underneath those curves is an absolute love who is ready to begin a whole new chapter in her life.

Aggie has spent her entire life living with a pack of dogs and has never had the opportunity to know what it means to truly live in a home and be someone’s beloved companion. Now it’s finally her turn.

There will be lots of “firsts” for Aggie as she learns about life outside of a kennel environment. Living in a home, learning a routine, going for walks, playing with toys, stretching out on a comfy dog bed, and simply being part of a family will all be new experiences for her. She will need a patient family willing to

HOW TO ADOPT: The fastest way to start is to submit an adoption application directly (labs4rescue.com/adopt). Please use our official website rather than the Petfinder "Start your Inquiry" button.

Aggie #3 is a beautiful 5-year-old female yellow Labrador Retriever weighing in at 72 pounds — and let’s just say this girl hasn’t missed too many meals! She is carrying a few extra pounds, but underneath those curves is an absolute love who is ready to begin a whole new chapter in her life.

Aggie has spent her entire life living with a pack of dogs and has never had the opportunity to know what it means to truly live in a home and be someone’s beloved companion. Now it’s finally her turn.

There will be lots of “firsts” for Aggie as she learns about life outside of a kennel environment. Living in a home, learning a routine, going for walks, playing with toys, stretching out on a comfy dog bed, and simply being part of a family will all be new experiences for her. She will need a patient family willing to give her the time, guidance, and love she needs while she adjusts.

After spending five years living with a pack, we would love to see Aggie have a fenced yard where she can safely run, explore, play, and experience the freedom of just being a dog.

Aggie may have some things to learn, but what she already knows is how to be an absolute sweetheart. With a little exercise, a few les