MEET RAWLINGS!! This handsome 6 year old boy has officially made it to LFS and is doing well. It’s a wonder to us that no one came to claim him from the shelter, but now he has a second chance to find his forever home. Rawlings is a big, affectionate dog. He is definitely strong and could learn some more leash manners, but for the most part he is a gentle boy. Rawlings was given a clean bill of health by our vet (besides a mild ear infection that is being treated). He seems to get along with other dogs and we will try to test him with cats sometime this week. Stay tuned for updates on beautiful Rawlings!
If you’re interested in adopting Rawlings, please go tolabradorfriends.com/how-to-adopt to fill out an application or email labfriendinfo@gmail.com if you are already approved.
Rawlings needs a foster home! If you are interested in fostering until he is adopted, please visit https://labradorfriends.com/foster-2/. Thank you!
UPDATE 03/09: Rawlings has settled in and quickly stolen our hearts. He is a very loving boy who always wants to be around us, loves to get petted and snuggle up against or on you when sitting on the couch. He loves everyone he meets and is great with our 4-year-old son and his foster sister. We’ve nicknamed him the “Chocolate Clown” because he’s always doing something that makes us laugh. He walks well on a leash & flat collar. He does pull some but responds well to simple corrections. He does do some counter-surfing but can you blame a guy who spent the last month in boarding? He’s a smart dog and has been picking up on our training (he’s starting to know to sit before he gets fed). He’s been good about standing by the door when he needs to go out too. If you’re looking for a playful and energetic dog that is also very relaxed, super friendly and loves to cuddle, Rawlings is your man.
UPDATE 02/23: A few days ago, a couple of our nice volunteers took Rawlings for a walk around their neighborhood so he could get out of boarding for a little while. Here are a few of the things they said about him:
Have you test him with cats.