Gerald Yellow Labrador Retriever Jay, NY

Meet sweet Gerald! With their own air conditioned home, frequent visits to the spa (which they love - so much attention) a big yard and pool to play in, Gerald and his brother Brendon, are the ultimate pampered pooches! Brendon and Gerald are typical 4 yr old lab boys who love to run, play, eat treats (did you see the pic of their fall dog cake) and receive love from their humans. Tennis balls are a firm favorite and they can barely be found without one in their mouths. We are so happy that these boys are now living the good life, because it hasn’t always been that way for them.
They take every opportunity they can to play while also learning some basic commands. Their foster mom has been working on walking on a leash which they are picking up quickly since they are smart boys. They are very human oriented and sometimes forget their size. Brendan and Gerald have not lived with cats, but they do see cats at their spa days and don’t bother with them. They love dogs and play well with their foster siblings. While these boys haven’t been around children in their foster home, based on their love of people, we believe they would love children too. Due to their size and enthusiasm, we recommend older kids.

These boys are brothers, and while we would ideally like to find a home for them together, it’s not essential as they do sleep apart and do things separately. They are different in personality, and foster mom said that Brendon tends to be on the bossy side, with Gerald just ignoring him in typical sibling fashion.

Brendon and Gerald are up to date on their vaccines, fixed and ready for their next adventure! If you live within 350 miles of Lake Placid, NY or in the Houston, Texas area and would like to welcome Brendon, Gerald (or both) into your home, please visit our website https://www.joshuafundrescue.org/adoptioninfo

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