About: Las Vegas Labrador Rescue

Adopted: Moka, a 3.5 year old Female Chocolate Labrador, has found her forever home.

Here is a bio from her Foster Family:

"Meet Moka!

She is an incredibly loving and gentle dog with a heart full of affection. She loves playing fetch with her ball, and she’s just as content curling up for cuddles. She loves healthier treats like carrots, apples, or even blueberries which is great because Moka girl needs to lose a little weight. 

She is amazing with kids and does wonderful in her foster home with a toddler. She listens well when children tell her “no” and shows great manners around little ones. She is house trained and does a great job at letting you know she needs out. 

She has a calm, family-friendly demeanor. Moka will need a bit more work with crate training, and foster parent is working with her on it, she is eager to please and learns quickly so it shouldn’t be a big deal. She is afraid of cats and does really well with respecting the cats by avoiding them. This sweet girl is a total love bug and would make a wonderful companion for a loving family looking for a gentle, playful, and affectionate dog."

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Adopted: Logan, a 6 year old Male Chocolate Labrador, has found his forever home.

Here is a bio from his foster family:

"Don't let the little gray on my chin fool you, I'm a spry young man! My favorite past time is chewing a bone on the couch next to you. And you'll never spend another minute alone with me in your life, since I will follow you everywhere closer than your shadow! I'll find a nice shady place to lay on the ground next to you outside on a nice sunny day. I'm still learning manners on the leash, but I ride in the car like a gentleman. I get along well with other dogs, but I'm not big on rough housing. Cats intrigue me, and I haven't shown any aggression towards them. Not really motivated by food or toys, but a good treat will get me to do anything. I sit and lay down when asked, and I will come when you call me. My nose can reach the edge of the counter, so keep an eye on me in the kitchen. But I'm good at laying on the rug near the kitchen and watching you cook. Somebody may have shared table food with me before, so I'm still learning manners when you eat. Love to sleep in with you! Eager to please and loving and loyal. I will be a great companion. "

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Adopted: Arlo, a 4 year old Male Yellow Labrador, has found his forever home.

Here is a bio from his foster family:

" My name is Arlo, and I am 4 years old. I am a gentle, sweet boy. I love attention and scratches all over. I am overweight, but that I a work in progress. I love sitting on the couch with you and getting loves and snuggles. I am basically a quiet dog but can play with you. I don’t play with toys much, but I do like to collect them and take them outside. I love to chew on a rope toy and will play tug of war with you. I love to chew on large marrow bones, fake dog bones and large dog balls. I get along with other dogs, but do not interact a lot with them. I will lay on the floor or my bed pad and watch the action. I will kennel with a bribe; however, I am good around the house and not destructive. I do not counter surf. I stay out all day loose in the house and if you leave, I will lay on my bed or the couch till you get home. I am house broken and know how to use a doggie door. I love to travel in the car and load well. I know how to sit and lay down. I know what “out of the kitchen” means. When I am on the leash, I know what “heel,” “here” and “back” means. I also know what “come” means. I love to go for walks and hikes in the desert and walk well on a leash. I also love to sit with you at night and share blueberries with you. I sleep through the night on a bed pad next to the bed. I am looking for a furever home that will give me love, scratches and attention, and take me for walks and rides in the car. "

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Adopted: Milo, a 4 year old Male Chocolate Labrador, has found his forever home.

Here is a bio from Milo's foster family:

"Meet Milo-this chunky chocolate lab has eyes and a personality that will melt your heart and make it almost impossible to say no when he wants just one more treat!  

He loves to go on long, leisurely walks to work off those extra treats just as much as he enjoys napping at your feet while you catch up on your latest shows.

Milo is house and kennel trained, knows how to use doggie doors, love car rides, and has the softest mouth when accepting treats. He is used to walking with a harness and is generally well behaved, although he may need a reminder to stay next to you if a new friend wants to say hello.

Milo has been fostered with large and small dogs, cats, and has met children. Despite his size, he is the gentlest soul with all and respects their space."

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Adopted: Max, a 6-7 year old Male Yellow Labrador, has found his forever home.

Max is a special boy, that will need some extra love, patience & attention to acclimate to a new home. Max came to LVLR through no fault of his own, as his human went in to hospice care. He can be timid at first, understandably, but warms up with time & affection.

Here is a bio from his foster family:

"My name is Max, and I am 6 1/2 years old.  I am a gentle, sweet boy.  I love attention and scratches all over.  I love sitting on the couch with you and getting loves and snuggles.  I am a quiet dog, not rambunctious and don’t play a lot with toys.   I get along with other dogs, but do not interact a lot with them.  I will lay on the floor or my bed pad and watch the action.  I do not like to kennel; however, I am good around the house and not destructive.  I stay out all day loose in the house and if you leave, will lay on my bed or the couch till you get home.   I am house broken and know how to use a doggie door.  I love to travel in the car and load well.  I do not counter surf; however, I will put my paws on the counter and see what you are up to when you are fixing my food, but don’t try and steal food off the counter when you are not looking.   I know how to sit if you put your finger on my back just above my tail and ask me to sit.  I know what “out of the kitchen” means and “go lay down.”  When I am on the leash, I know what “heel” and “here” means.  I also know what “come” means.  I love to go for walks and hikes in the desert and walk well on a leash.  I also love to sit with you at night and share blueberries with you. I sleep through the night on a bed pad next to the bed.   I am looking for a furever home that will give me love, scratches and attention, and take me for walks and rides in the car.

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Adopted: Bear, a 5-6 year old Black Female Labrador, has found her forever home.

Here is a Bio from her foster family:

"If you are looking for a 'beary' good girl, here she is! Bear is a sweet and loving cuddle-bug who will be a great addition to any family and is looking forward to sharing her joyful spirit.

Her ideal furever home is one that will take her on walks and toss the ball, but just as importantly make sure she has a comfy bed or spot next to you on the sofa for naps!

Bear is fantastic around small and large dogs, kids, and cats. She will lean into the energy of those around her if they are excited but quickly settles down and generally exhibits a calm demeanor.

Bear is a distinguished lady who is polite taking treats, respecting space, not jumping, and riding in the car. She knows basic commands like sit, but she does need brief reminders on walks at times that it’s ok to slow down and smell the roses.

She was not previously crate-trained, but she is making progress at spending time in one. When left on her own, she will find the nearest sofa or dog bed and settle in for a nap."

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Adopted: Diesel, a 3 year old Make Yellow Labrador, who is looking for his forever home.

Here is a bio from his foster family:

"Diesel is officially a "foster fail", having immediately captured the hearts of his foster family. When it came time to post him, his foster family couldn't let him go, and the rest is history. Congratulations, Diesel, on funding your furever family!"

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Adopted: Xena, a 1.5 year old Black Female Labrador, has found her forever home.

Her is a bio from Xena's foster family:

"My name is Xena, and I am a year and a half old.  I am a sweet girl.  I love attention and scratches all over.  I am still a puppy technically, so I still have the puppy energy.  I love to play and get along well with other dogs and kids.  I love to play ball, and I even bring the ball back to you; however, you must take the ball out of my mouth if you want it.  I am currently working on giving it. My other favorite toy is a braided rope; I love to play tug of war with it.  I kennel well, I am house broken and know how to use a doggie door.  I love to travel in the car and load well.  I do not counter surf and know the following commands:  sit, down, place, stay, come, no, kennel, fetch, bring and I am working on give and heel.  Since I still have puppy brain, it may take a second command to get me to complete the task.  I love to go for walks and hikes in the desert and walk well on a leash.  I also love to sit with you at night and share blueberries with you.  I am looking for a furever home that will give me love, scratches and attention, and take me for walks."

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Adopted: Jessie, a 4 year old Female Chocolate Labrador, has found her forever home.

Here is a bio from her foster family:

"Jessie is a sweet girl who loves to play fetch and brings the ball back every single time and puts it politely at your feet.  She's always happy to see you and greets you with smiles and exuberant tail wags. Fully house trained. Loves belly rubs and lounging on the sofa with you. She is a little slow to warm up to new people, but will be your shadow as soon as she does.  Does great with kids. Needs help learning to be polite on a leash. We are unsure of how Jessie would be in a crate".

Jessie is the littermate sister to Big Red.

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Adopted: Big Red, a 4 year old Male Chocolate Labrador, has found his forever home.

Here is a bio from his foster family:

"Big Red is a big softy. He loves following you around the house and sitting on your lap, all 135 lbs of him! His favorite pastimes are running in the hose and playing in any and all water.  He will show you his teeth to give you smiles if you scratch his cheeks. Fully house trained. There is no such thing as a stranger to him. He has a loud voice, but not a mean bone in his body.  He loves to fetch the ball, but needs a little encouragement to bring it back to you every time. Does great with kids. Needs help learning to be polite on a leash. We are unsure of how he would do in a crate."

Big Red is the littermate brother to Jessie.

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Adopted: Maverick, a 1.5 year old Male Yellow Labrador, has found his forever home.

Here is an UPDATED bio from his foster family:

”Maverick is doing great in his new foster home! He's energetic, but appreciates naps & downtime. Maverick still has some puppy tendencies, mischievous at times, loves to de-fluff stuffed toys, and tries to counter surf. In his new foster home, Maverick has a foster pup that engages with him, they play a ton and Mav takes turns being submissive and then leading the play. He has turned in to quite the snuggler, sleeping well through the night & cuddling up on the couch. He is getting better at the word, “no.” He is still a work in progress, is learning better on-leash habits and boundaries, and making small strides in crating. Maverick will be a great addition to a family, who will be committed to continuing his training, and giving him the time, love, affection he needs and deserves."

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Adopted: Pepper, a 1 year old Black Male Labrador, who is looking for his forever home.

Here is an UPDATED bio from his foster family:

"HI, my name is Pepper, and I am about 14 months old.  I am mostly black with a few white markings on my chest.  I have a birth defect of my tail, which actually I think is pretty cute and goes with my personality.  It is like a monkey’s prehensile tail that curls at the very end but doesn’t affect me or my cuteness.  I am still a puppy and have lots of energy, but I am learning how to channel it to constructive purposes.  I love to play, love scratches all over my body and adore attention.  I sit and love to eat blueberries out of your hand in the evening as dessert.  My favorite toy is a 5-knot rope and a close second is a squealy bone.  I also love to play ball and I’m learning to give it back to you.  I kennel very well, and I am doing well left alone outside of the kennel.  I love to play with other dogs and get along with them.  I am house broken and use a doggie door.  I have learned not to counter surf.  I know the commands sit, stay (work in progress depending on how many distractions there are) place, out of the kitchen, do my business, kennel, down, (or lay down), heel, load and no.  I walk on a leash pretty well for a puppy. I don’t get on the furniture.  I go for long walks every day.  I love to ride in the car and I load well.  I still chew a lot, but when provided with many chew toys I am not destructive.  I have not learned to mark which is kudos for me.  I really look forward to finding  a furever home that will adore me as much as I will adore them and has time to take me on walks."

Please note: Pepper is on the smaller size of a typical Lab, and has a small birth defect, his tail curves in at the end. Our Vet doesn't see a reason to remove the curl, Pepper is happy & healthy and the defect in no way affects his quaility of life.

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Adopted: Bambi, a 3-4 year old Female Chocolate Labrador, who is looking for her forever home.

Here is a bio from her foster family:

"Bambi is just the sweetest girl. She will definitely bond with you quickly. She likes to be close to her people but not over bearing. 
While she could use some leash manners she settles into her walk after a few minutes. She does need help in controlling her jumping and we’re working on that. 
She absolutely loves balls! No tennis balls as she will shred them. She enjoys the company of her foster siblings and enjoys a good playtime. After she will happily settle down for a nap. 
She is fully crate trained. She may whimper for a few minutes, but will settle down. You will have to give her some assistance to get into the crate. She has mastered our doggie door and seems 100% house trained. 
No slow feeder needed as she a gentle eater and takes treats nicely. 
Bambi will be a wonderful addition to any family."

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Adopted: Duke, a a 4-5 year old Male Chocolate Labrador, has found his forever home.

Duke currently has the maximum allowed meet requests, please watch for updates.

Here is a bio from his foster family:

"Duke is a beautiful, deep chocolate Lab wrapped up in total sweetness! He is a very lovable, affectionate young Lab, who loves ear rubs, belly rubs and staying by his human's side. Duke came to his foster home very timid and apprehensive. He will go outside easily to potty, but is fearful of new surroundings and going into bedrooms. We are working on overcoming Duke's apprehension and he has made great strides in a short time. Duke sleeps through the night on his human's bed, loves his fresh fruits and veggies and car rides. He likes to go for walks and is a good leash walker, who can pull at times, but will listen when corrected. He knows sit, down and paw. He doesn't chase a ball or any other toys, is not destructive nor a counter surfer and is mostly content to just cuddle next to his human. He and his foster family's dog are always "pawing' for undivided attention from their humans. Duke would do great with small children and other dogs and  will make a fantastic addition to a family, who will be committed to giving Duke that extra special attention, love and patience he needs to feel secure and confident."

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Adopted: Sven, a 5 year old Male Silver Labrador, found his forever home.

Here is a bio from his foster family:

"Sven is a chill dog. Likes to follow you around and is very affectionate. Uses the doggie door, knows a couple of basic commands. Not destructive. Gets along with dogs his own size and smaller dogs. When I check in on him on the cameras he’s either lying on his dog bed, couch or outside sunbathing. Sven will make a great buddy. He is recovering from 'Happy Tail', healing well, and may need to see our vet one more time to make sure it's fully healed."

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Adopted: Durango, a 5 month Black Labrador, found his forever home.

Here is a bio from his foster family:

"Durango is a typical lab puppy with energy, excitement, and lots of snuggles. We are working on potty, crate and doggy door training and he is starting to figure it out. He is not a big fan of being left alone in the crate and has a typical stress response, but if he is in it for forced "nap time" and there are other dogs, humans, or the TV is on, he gets settled in just fine.  He is working on "come", "place", "potty", and "kennel" and gets better every day. He gets along well with our 3 senior dogs and respects their boundaries.

Durango is pretty skittish in new situations, sounds, and people but picks things up pretty quickly. He is highly intelligent and is paying attention at all times and he is adventurous and playful all the while he can be pretty mellow (for a puppy)!

Durango will need a caring and loving family who is committed to making him feel safe and secure and you will see his personality shine! He will need patience and consistency and will grow into a fine addition to a very lucky family. "

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Adopt Me: Jackson, a 5 month old Black Male Labrador, found his forever home.

Here is a bio from his foster family:

"Jackson is an extremely sweet and playful puppy. His ideal furever home is one that will be patient with him and support him when he’s unsure about how to handle a situation as he grows up.

He is already people-oriented and will look to you for reassurance if he hears loud noises or sees something “scary” (bikes and scooters are officially okay but he still isn’t a fan of skateboards on his walks!).

While Jackson is very playful with other dogs and people, he also enjoys a good cuddle and takes his nap time very seriously.

As a young puppy, he is working on his potty training and being able to stay an entire night in his kennel, but he is making great progress. He has almost mastered his sit, especially if you have a treat, and is quickly picking up fetch.

Jackson has been around small and large dogs, cats, and children. He is very respectful of other dogs and cats. He is a little skittish around younger children (5-6 or younger), especially if they are high energy, but does great with older children who understand how to behave around dogs.

Jackson will be a fantastic fit for a family that will provide him structure, keep his mind engaged so he’s not bored, and are looking for a gentle soul to keep them company!"

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Adopted: Kevin, a 5 month old Black Male Labrador, found his forever home.

Here is a bio from Kevin's foster family:

"Kevin is a very energetic, goofy puppy and needs a forever home that will give him every aspect of training needed for a puppy.  
We are currently working on potty training and he has been doing well, couple accidents here & there. 
He has a tendency to be skittish sometimes & gets scared of quick movements and loud noises (but not the vacuum, sleeps right through it!)
He likes to crawl on you to get love. 
He gets along with dogs & teens, not sure about kids.
Kevin just needs a loving home & time invested in him. Kevin will be a great companion for an active family committed to his training, teaching him boundaries and building his confidence."

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Adopted: Koda, a 2 year old Male Chocolate Labrador, who is looking for his forever home.

Here is an UPDATED bio from his foster family:

"Koda is an energetic and rambunctious chocolate lab who loves playing with his foster brothers and sister. He is a very active dog who will need lots of exercise. His favorite thing to do is chase a ball and gets super excited when its time to play. He will bring the ball back every time and very good with giving it back for the next throw. Koda is very smart and learns quickly. He has learned how to use the doggie door, learned a few commands and is eager to please. He knows sit, shake and down. He also knows drop when it comes to playing ball. He loves going for walks, but has a little anxiety to start and pulls a bit when starting the walk. We have been working with him on this and he is showing lots of progress. Koda is a bit shy when it comes to meeting people and will warm up pretty quick. He has a bit of anxiety when it comes to his kennel but is learning it is his safe space to relax. He sleeps through the night in his kennel and very excited to see you in the morning! Koda loves car rides and loves to "chat" with everyone in other cars. He is a bit of a counter surfer, but has learned to supervise and not taste test. 

Koda is good with our other pups, but we are not sure on cats. While Koda loves to play, he is not always aware of his surroundings and can be a little rambunctious. He would do well with an active family who will continue to work with and love him. " 

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Adopted: Drifter, a 3-4 year old Male Yellow Labrador, who is looking for his forever home.

Here is a bio from his foster family:

Drifter is timid at first, but quickly relaxes from pets & snuggles. Drifter does well other dogs, large & small, but we are unsure about cats. Drifter is house-trained, sleeps through the night, and is sweet & loving. He loves to play, can jump very high, and is responsive to learning more commands. Drifter will make a great companion.

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