George - Urgent Foster Needed

Check out our lonely boy George. George is only 2 years old, but he already knows what it feels like to be forgotten. Every day, this beautiful Lab/Golden Retriever mix sits quietly in a veterinary boarding area, watching people come and go. The sounds of barking dogs, ringing phones, and busy staff fill his days, but none of it is a home. George spends nearly all of his time in a kennel, waiting and hoping that someone will finally choose him.<br/><br/>He only gets outside a few times a day before returning to the same small space. While other dogs are learning about couches, backyards, car rides, and family adventures, George is learning how to wait.<br/><br/><br/>Wait for a walk.<br/><br/>Wait for a kind word.<br/><br/>Wait for someone to open his kennel door and tell him he belongs.<br/><br/>George is a gentle, soulful boy who doesn't ask for much. He simply wants a soft bed, a caring hand, and a person who will see him as more than a dog in boarding. At just 2 years old, he should be spending his days playing fetch, going on walks, and falling asleep beside his family—not staring through kennel bars wondering why no one has come for him.<br/><br/>George's heart is still open. He hasn't given up on people. He just needs one person to give him a chance.<br/><br/>He will quickly have you wrapped around his sweet paw. With his friendly and sociable nature, George quickly forms bonds with people and gets along well with other dogs. George is fully vaccinated, microchipped, and heartworm negative, making him ready for a smooth transition into your heart and home. He weighs about 65 pounds. <br/><br/>Could you be the foster or adopter who finally ends George's wait? A foster home can change his life by getting him out of the vet's office, and a forever family can give him the happy ending he deserves. Apply to foster or adopt him with a free application @ www.americanlabrescue.com. Then you will have the chance to welcome this handsome guy into your home and experience the boundless happiness only George can provide. Could this be the summer George finally discovers what it means to be loved? Open your heart and your home and help this deserving boy start the adventure of a lifetime.<br/><br/><br/><br/>Note: Unfortunately, George cannot be adopted in NY or Pennsylvania.<br/><br/><br/><br/><br/>Commonwealth of Massachusetts Department of Agricultural Resources Import License to Operate a Rescue Organization License # 0071<br/><br/>State of Rhode Island Department of Environmental Management Certificate of Registration for Rescue/Category A License #0075<br/><br/>State of Connecticut Animal Importer Registration Number AIR.000.101

Check out our lonely boy George. George is only 2 years old, but he already knows what it feels like to be forgotten. Every day, this beautiful Lab/Golden Retriever mix sits quietly in a veterinary boarding area, watching people come and go. The sounds of barking dogs, ringing phones, and busy staff fill his days, but none of it is a home. George spends nearly all of his time in a kennel, waiting and hoping that someone will finally choose him.

He only gets outside a few times a day before returning to the same small space. While other dogs are learning about couches, backyards, car rides, and family adventures, George is learning how to wait.


Wait for a walk.

Wait for a kind word.

Wait for someone to open his kennel door and tell him he belongs.

George is a gentle, soulful boy who doesn't ask for much. He simply wants a soft bed, a caring hand, and a person who will see him as more than a dog in boarding. At just 2 years old, he should be spending his days playing fetch, goi

Check out our lonely boy George. George is only 2 years old, but he already knows what it feels like to be forgotten. Every day, this beautiful Lab/Golden Retriever mix sits quietly in a veterinary boarding area, watching people come and go. The sounds of barking dogs, ringing phones, and busy staff fill his days, but none of it is a home. George spends nearly all of his time in a kennel, waiting and hoping that someone will finally choose him.

He only gets outside a few times a day before returning to the same small space. While other dogs are learning about couches, backyards, car rides, and family adventures, George is learning how to wait.


Wait for a walk.

Wait for a kind word.

Wait for someone to open his kennel door and tell him he belongs.

George is a gentle, soulful boy who doesn't ask for much. He simply wants a soft bed, a caring hand, and a person who will see him as more than a dog in boarding. At just 2 years old, he should be spending his days playing fetch, going on walks, and falling asleep beside his family—not staring through kennel bars wondering why no one has come for him.

George's heart is still open. He hasn't given up on people. He just needs one person to give him a chance.

He will quickly have you wrapped around his sweet paw. With his friendly and sociable nature, George quickly forms bonds with people and gets along well w