Willow #19

Have you ever wanted sweet, loving pocket-sized Lab in your lap. If you have, then Willow #19 is your girl. After several years of protecting our safety as a service dog, Willow is now approaching 6 years, 50lbs, retired and looking for a home with people who will love and protect her. She always wants to be with her humans and will be with you whenever you want.<br/><br/>Willow’s training has made her the rarest of labs in that she has both an ON and an OFF switch. She easily moves from playing with her foster sister, to coming to your side with a simple call. She is crate trained, house trained and an absolute joy. Her only fault is that she likes to eat socks and soft dog toys which can be dangerous to her when left alone, so for now she will need a crate. She is out of the crate at her foster home except at night and when they are out of the house.<br/><br/>Willow gets along great with her foster sibling dogs and because she is people motivated, she will do best in a home where she will not be left alone for most of the day.<br/><br/>Willow is a wonderful loving companion, easy to care for and waiting for just the right home. IS IT YOURS??<br/><br/>For additional information about Willow #19 please email Ann Hilchey: ann.hilchey@labs4rescue.org<br/><br/>Willow #19 is being fostered in Connecticut.<br/><br/>IMPORTANT INFORMATION: We receive many questions about our adoption process from potential adopters, most of which can be answered by viewing our "Adopt a Lab" page on our full-service website, (https://labs4rescue.com/adopt). We also highly encourage potential adopters to read and understand our Adoption Contract by viewing our Sample Adoption Contract (https://labs4rescue.com/forms/AdoptContract.pdf). We ask that you please take the time to thoroughly review and understand the policies and procedures outlined on our "Adopt a Lab" page and Sample Adoption Contract prior to submitting an adoption application. To expedite the process, please follow the step-by-step instructions outlined and submit an adoption application listing 3-5 dogs of interest. Please hurry as your new best friend is waiting for you!<br/><br/>ADOPTION FEES: $495 non-refundable adoption fee for all vet expenses (spay/neuter, shots, etc.) and transportation to ensure your lab gets to you in a safe, professional manner. All fees may be paid using PayPal, cashier's checks, or money orders. Labs4rescue does not accept personal checks for adoption fees. All adopters must pay their Labs4rescue adoption fee prior to the rescue shipping their dog.<br/><br/>Residents of Massachusetts or New Hampshire are required to pay an additional $125 fee, which defrays the cost of their state's mandatory 48 hour isolation and examination by a licensed veterinarian.<br/><br/>State of Connecticut Department of Agriculture Animal Importer Registration # AIR 000118<br/><br/>Commonwealth of Massachusetts Department of Agricultural Resources Import License to Operate a Rescue Organization License # 0141<br/><br/>State of Rhode Island Department of Environmental Management Certificate of Registration for Rescue (Category A) License # 1247

Have you ever wanted sweet, loving pocket-sized Lab in your lap. If you have, then Willow #19 is your girl. After several years of protecting our safety as a service dog, Willow is now approaching 6 years, 50lbs, retired and looking for a home with people who will love and protect her. She always wants to be with her humans and will be with you whenever you want.

Willow’s training has made her the rarest of labs in that she has both an ON and an OFF switch. She easily moves from playing with her foster sister, to coming to your side with a simple call. She is crate trained, house trained and an absolute joy. Her only fault is that she likes to eat socks and soft dog toys which can be dangerous to her when left alone, so for now she will need a crate. She is out of the crate at her foster home except at night and when they are out of the house.

Willow gets along great with her foster sibling dogs and because she is people motivated, she will do best in a home where she will not be left alone for most of the

Have you ever wanted sweet, loving pocket-sized Lab in your lap. If you have, then Willow #19 is your girl. After several years of protecting our safety as a service dog, Willow is now approaching 6 years, 50lbs, retired and looking for a home with people who will love and protect her. She always wants to be with her humans and will be with you whenever you want.

Willow’s training has made her the rarest of labs in that she has both an ON and an OFF switch. She easily moves from playing with her foster sister, to coming to your side with a simple call. She is crate trained, house trained and an absolute joy. Her only fault is that she likes to eat socks and soft dog toys which can be dangerous to her when left alone, so for now she will need a crate. She is out of the crate at her foster home except at night and when they are out of the house.

Willow gets along great with her foster sibling dogs and because she is people motivated, she will do best in a home where she will not be left alone for most of the day.

Willow is a wonderful loving companion, easy to care for and waiting for just the right home. IS IT YOURS??

For additional information about Willow #19 please email Ann Hilchey: ann.hilchey@labs4rescue.org

Willow #19 is being fostered in Connecticut.

IMPORTANT INFORMATION: We receive many questions about our adoption process from potential adopters, most of