Luna Bean, a Adoptable Labrador Retriever in The Woodlands, TX image 1/3

Luna Bean

Adult
Female
Medium

Labrador Retriever

About Luna Bean

The Woodlands, TX

Breed

Labrador Retriever

Physical Traits

Adult

(3-8 years)

Female

Medium

(26-60 lbs)

Behavior

House-trained: Yes

Health

Spayed/Neutered:

Yes

Luna Bean’s Compatibility

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Luna Bean's Story

Luna and the rest of her liter mates were found dumped in a cooler near a hunting lease in Rusk, TX. OPA was kind enough to take them in and give them a great shot at a wonderful life. Luna is spayed, current on all vaccines (including rabies), up to date on flea and heart worm meds, chipped and heart worm negative!!<br/><br/>She is such a sweet dog and I have really enjoyed having her as a foster. She has never shown any aggression towards humans or any other dogs. Luna is potty trained. She loves, loves, loves to run and play in the backyard with all her buddies here. And she is FAST! Luna is kept in doors and does fine with furniture and house rules...she is a bit of a bed hog! I do kennel her while at work and she kennels up without a problem. Luna Bean does pull while in a leash but we are working on that. I don’t have cats so I am not sure how she would react around them. She is fine around kiddos.<br/><br/>Luna is a sweet soul and is incredibly loving and athletic. Best of both worlds. Whoever adopts Ms. Luna Bean won’t regret it. She is a gem!

Luna and the rest of her liter mates were found dumped in a cooler near a hunting lease in Rusk, TX. OPA was kind enough to take them in and give them a great shot at a wonderful life. Luna is spayed, current on all vaccines (including rabies), up to date on flea and heart worm meds, chipped and heart worm negative!!

She is such a sweet dog and I have really enjoyed having her as a foster. She has never shown any aggression towards humans or any other dogs. Luna is potty trained. She loves, loves, loves to run and play in the backyard with all her buddies here. And she is FAST! Luna is kept in doors and does fine with furniture and house rules...she is a bit of a bed hog! I do kennel her while at work and she kennels up without a problem. Luna Bean does pull while in a leash but we are working on that. I don’t have cats so I am not sure how she would react around them. She is fine around kiddos.

Luna is a sweet soul and is incredibly loving and athletic. Best of both worlds. Whoever adopts Ms. L

Luna and the rest of her liter mates were found dumped in a cooler near a hunting lease in Rusk, TX. OPA was kind enough to take them in and give them a great shot at a wonderful life. Luna is spayed, current on all vaccines (including rabies), up to date on flea and heart worm meds, chipped and heart worm negative!!

She is such a sweet dog and I have really enjoyed having her as a foster. She has never shown any aggression towards humans or any other dogs. Luna is potty trained. She loves, loves, loves to run and play in the backyard with all her buddies here. And she is FAST! Luna is kept in doors and does fine with furniture and house rules...she is a bit of a bed hog! I do kennel her while at work and she kennels up without a problem. Luna Bean does pull while in a leash but we are working on that. I don’t have cats so I am not sure how she would react around them. She is fine around kiddos.

Luna is a sweet soul and is incredibly loving and athletic. Best of both worlds. Whoever adopts Ms. Luna Bean won’t regret it. She is a gem!

How To Adopt

Luna Bean was listed as Adoptable by Operation Pets Alive

How can I adopt Luna Bean?

Click the Start Your Inquiry button, and share some preliminary details with Operation Pets Alive. They may then ask for more details or an official application prior to an adoption. If you're a match, they'll reach out with next steps and timing.

How can I find out if Luna Bean is a good fit for me?

Click the "See How You Match" button, answer a few simple questions, and see how you match up! It takes less than a minute to complete. You can also reach out directly to Operation Pets Alive for details on the pet.

When can I meet Luna Bean?

If you've submitted an inquiry, Operation Pets Alive will review your information and may ask you to fill out an official application. If you're a good fit for Luna Bean, they'll reach out to set up a meeting.

What if I have more questions about the adoption process?

Just reach out directly to Operation Pets Alive, and they'll be happy to help!

Operation Pets Alive's Adoption Policy

1. Go to our website, www.operationpetsalive.org, click on "Adoptions" and complete an online adoption application. 2. Once your application is submitted, we will pass your information to the foster parent of the animal you are interested in. 3. If it appears that you will be a good fit, a meet and greet will be scheduled with the animal. 4. Once the approval process is completed, you will complete an adoption contract and pay an adoption fee. The adoption fees are as follows: Dogs: The adoption fee for dogs under 6 months old is $250. The adoption fee for dogs over 6 months old is $185. The adoption fee for senior dogs (over 8 years old) is $150. Adoption fees include Deworming, DAPP vaccination, Bordetella, Heartworm test (if 6 months or older), Rabies vaccine Spay/Neuter and microchip. Cats The adoption fee for cats under 6 months old is $125. The adoption fee for cats over 6 months old is $100. The adoption fee for senior cats (over 8 years old) is $80. Adoption fees includes Deworming, Spay/Neuter, Combo Testing (or one Combo test of one kitten in a litter), FVRCP Rabies vaccine and microchip. The adoption fee for barn cats is $50. Adoption fees includes spay/neuter, ear tipping, and 1 year rabies. Adoption Events: Go to our events page on our website to see all our events: http://www.operationpetsalive.org/events.ph

Our Mission

Operation Pets Alive! is a non-profit, all-volunteer organization dedicated to working with people and government to provide life-saving, no-kill programs to our community through innovative programs that: • Raise community awareness; • Reduce the number of dogs and cats that enter our shelters; • Increase the number of ...