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McGraw

Adult
Male
Medium

Chocolate Labrador Retriever

About McGraw

richmond, ME

Breed

Chocolate Labrador RetrieverMix

Physical Traits

Adult

(3-8 years)

Male

Medium

(26-60 lbs)

Coat: Short

Brown / Chocolate, White / Cream

Behavior

Personality

Loves, Food Motivated, Friendly, Athletic, Smart, Affectionate

McGraw’s Compatibility

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McGraw's Story

Everyone meet McGraw!! McGraw is a 2 yr old, 55 lb, lab mix who is incredibly handsome! This sweet boy is other dog friendly and knows sit. McGraw is coming to us here in Maine, from an overcrowded shelter just outside of Houston, where at just 5 months old he arrived with his siblings. All of his siblings were adopted and he sat and waited 381 days before making the long trip north to us. We promised McGraw we would find his forever family! This boy is too amazing to not ever have had a home to call his own. If you are interested in adopting our amazing McGraw, please fill out an application!

Everyone meet McGraw!!

McGraw is a 2 yr old, 55 lb, lab mix who is incredibly handsome! This sweet boy is other dog friendly and knows sit.

McGraw is coming to us here in Maine, from an overcrowded shelter just outside of Houston, where at just 5 months old he arrived with his siblings. All of his siblings were adopted and he sat and waited 381 days before making the long trip north to us. We promised McGraw we would find his forever family! This boy is too amazing to not ever have had a home to call his own.

If you are interested in adopting our amazing McGraw, please fill out an application!

How To Adopt

McGraw was listed as Adoptable by The Wyatt Project

How can I adopt McGraw?

Click the Start Your Inquiry button, and share some preliminary details with The Wyatt Project. 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 McGraw 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 The Wyatt Project for details on the pet.

When can I meet McGraw?

If you've submitted an inquiry, The Wyatt Project will review your information and may ask you to fill out an official application. If you're a good fit for McGraw, they'll reach out to set up a meeting.

What if I have more questions about the adoption process?

Just reach out directly to The Wyatt Project, and they'll be happy to help!

The Wyatt Project's Adoption Policy

Terms and conditions: THE WYATT PROJECT HAS PROVIDED INITIAL VETTING, SPAY OR NEUTER, AND WILL PROVIDE VET RECORDS AT THE TIME OF ADOPTION. 1. I am over eighteen (18) years of age and can legally adopt in my state. 2. I will not part with the possession of (PET), except to return them to Erin Pecina of The Wyatt Project, Inc. If I do give up (PET) for any reason and do not tell the Owner prior, I will be liable for all costs, including legal costs, that incur from recovering. 3. I will give (PET) a chance to adjust to their new home. If (PETS) ends up not being a good fit, they can return them and receive a refund within (number) days. 4. I will feed and house (PET) to the Owners satisfaction. If it is found that they have not done so, the Owner can claim back possession of (PET). 5. I will never inhumanly cage or chain (PET). If (PET) is found to be caged or chained, either inside or outside the home, they will be removed from my care. 6. I can afford the services of a veterinary practitioner in my state. 7. I agree to keep (PET) vaccinations up to date. If an injury occurs, I will take (PET) to a veterinarian to seek treatment. I will not deny treatment unless the treatment has a low success rate (less than 10%) or would prolong the life of a terminally ill, suffering pet, or they have reached the age where significant improvement is unlikely. 9. I understand that in the event of an illness (not injury) occurring within the first seven (7) days of adoption, I may bring the animal to the Owner to be attended to by its veterinarian or taken to a vet approved by owner with no charge - to myself. 10. I will ensure that (PET) is stipulated and sterilized by the by a veterinarian if the Owner has not already done so. 11. I will purchase (PET) an identification tag strapped to a collar and, or an elasticized collar if is a cat or another small animal. 12. My property is enclosed and will not be able to be opened by (PET). At no time will I knowingly allow (PET) to roam the streets without supervision. 13. I will tell the Owner within twenty-four (24) hours if (PET) dies or goes missing. 14. I understand, know, and acknowledge the "By-Laws Pertaining to Dogs" of the municipality in which I reside. Should I move, I agree to research said state’s by-laws. 15. I will permit the Owner or an authorized officer dispatched by the Owner to visit my dwellings, to be assured that (PET) is being treated in accordance with this Agreement, and I will allow the Owner to take back (PET) , if, in the Owner's opinion, the terms of this Agreement are not being reasonably adhered to 16. I will not use or allow (PET) to be used as an attack animal, watch animal, or protection animal on any commercial or industrial premises. 17. I will notify the Owner if I change my address in writing by (delivery method: email, registered post, in-person) within forty-eight (48) hours. I certify and agree that all statements outlined in this Agreement are correct and true. I agree that the Owner has the right to confiscate if the statements made are falsified, or the check amount for my adoption fees bounces or returns.

Our Mission

At The Wyatt Project- We will strive to obtain and provide safety, protection and medical treatment for “at risk” pets in kill shelters and homeless situations in Texas and southern states, rehabilitating when necessary to provide the best opportunities at adoption, while working towards a lasting improvement in the wellbe...