Quan Puppy (QX2) Terrier & Labrador Retriever Mix Scranton, PA

3-24-23 (two days prior to arrival in PA) - UPDATE FROM FOSTER MOM IN SC: Quan Puppy is crate trained and he understands housebreaking. He will need to learn the routine at his new home and be guided to understand where the designated place is to relieve himself. Quan is very affectionate and loves cuddles and hugs from his person. Quan also has been socialized in a foster home with large and small dogs, old and young dogs, and cats. He does enjoy playing with other dogs. He is very smart and easily trained with treats given as a reward. He will be a welcome addition to any home.
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MEET THE Q-PUPS: Quan and Quinnlynn!
This adorable sibling pair was brought to the shelter as homeless strays. Despite their unfavorable beginnings, they are proving to their foster mom what incredible puppies they are. They have great personalities! They get along with the other dogs and puppies at their foster home. They are so smart to have picked up crate training and house-breaking very quickly. Of course, they will need a period of adjustment and some guidance when they get to their new homes. After playtime, they settle in their crates for a treat and a nap. They do not bark or whine in their crates. They seek affection, come when called, and love to be held. At 16 weeks old, and still only 18 and 25 pounds, they will likely not be much more than 40 or 60 pounds when full grown adults. Brother Quan has an attractive light brindle coat, and sister Quinnlynn has a unique black jacket with brindle trim. They are listed as Terrier/Lab mixes because that is what the sending shelter guessed. The truth of the matter is that their true breed make up will only be discovered by a DNA test. This is the story with the majority of our rescued puppies.
The Q-pups are spayed/neutered, current with vaccines and micro-chipped. The suggested adoption donation for each of these puppies is $350. This donation goes towards the ever-increasing cost of vet bills for our rescued dogs and puppies. If you would like to adopt or foster one of these cuties when they arrive on March 26th, please submit the adoption application through our website OneLifeToLiveRescue.com. After you application is reviewed and approved, a volunteer will contact you to answer any questions that you may have. Be sure to ask about our ever popular "Foster-to-Adopt" option. Thank you for considering a wonderful, rescued, Mixed breed puppy!!
Quan Puppy has found his "forever" home. His new name is "Wilbur" and he will now be spending the "happily-ever-after" part of his life in Springville, PA!!