Libby 30

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/>Libby #30 is one of the runts of Lucy's litter. She is 5 months old and weighs 37 lbs. Her mom, Lucy, is a Labradoodle and Libby is the only one of her puppies who looks like a Lab. Lucy is one of the sweetest girls I have met and so are her puppies. They all have great personalities. Libby is very cuddly and sweet. She is spayed, up to date on vaccines and ready to find her new home. If you are looking for a wonderful puppy please submit an application at Labs4Rescue.com.<br/><br/>September 18, 2026 Update from Libby's Foster Mome: Libby is crate trained and has no separation anxiety. She is unafraid of loud noises, thunder, lightning, and fireworks; she sleeps through it all. She has no toy or food aggression and takes treats very gently and doesn't jump up on people or on furniture. Libby is very timid and shy when she meets new people. It takes her a while to trust people. Due to her shyness, the best home for Libby would include a well socialized dog in the family so she can learn the ways of the world from that dog. She gets her confidence from other dogs and loves to run and play with them, so an adoptive home with at least one other dog and a fenced yard would help her feel safe.<br/><br/>QUESTIONS: For additional information about Libby #30 please email Marla Cox: mclabs4rescue@gmail.com<br/><br/>Libby #30 is being fostered in New England.<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.

Libby #30 is one of the runts of Lucy's litter. She is 5 months old and weighs 37 lbs. Her mom, Lucy, is a Labradoodle and Libby is the only one of her puppies who looks like a Lab. Lucy is one of the sweetest girls I have met and so are her puppies. They all have great personalities. Libby is very cuddly and sweet. She is spayed, up to date on vaccines and ready to find her new home. If you are looking for a wonderful puppy please submit an application at Labs4Rescue.com.

September 18, 2026 Update from Libby's Foster Mome: Libby is crate trained and has no separation anxiety. She is unafraid of loud noises, thunder, lightning, and fireworks; she sleeps through it all. She has no toy or food aggression and takes treats very gently and doesn't jump up on people or on furniture. Libby is very timid and shy when she

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.

Libby #30 is one of the runts of Lucy's litter. She is 5 months old and weighs 37 lbs. Her mom, Lucy, is a Labradoodle and Libby is the only one of her puppies who looks like a Lab. Lucy is one of the sweetest girls I have met and so are her puppies. They all have great personalities. Libby is very cuddly and sweet. She is spayed, up to date on vaccines and ready to find her new home. If you are looking for a wonderful puppy please submit an application at Labs4Rescue.com.

September 18, 2026 Update from Libby's Foster Mome: Libby is crate trained and has no separation anxiety. She is unafraid of loud noises, thunder, lightning, and fireworks; she sleeps through it all. She has no toy or food aggression and takes treats very gently and doesn't jump up on people or on furniture. Libby is very timid and shy when she meets new people. It takes her a while to trust people. Due to her shyness, the best home for Libby would include a well socialized dog in the family so she can learn the ways of the world from that dog. She gets her confidence from other dogs and loves to run and play with them, so an adoptive home with at least one other dog and a fenced yard would help her feel safe.

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