Introducing:

Maxx 1

Summary:

Taken in: 2014-12-13

More detail:

2015-02-11: I am Maxx 1 in a Million. I am a very young 9 YO purebred yellow Labrador retriever and weigh around 65 pounds. My foster family and their house guests think I am a rather special boy with a lot of potential. I am a very active boy and I don't have any problems keeping up with my younger foster brother that is only 1 1/2 yr old. We go hiking, swimming, to the restaurants and just having fun every day.

SCLRR gave me a complete makeover doing my blood tests, dental cleaning, removed some of my fatty lumps and guess what: I feel AMAZING and I feel much younger that my age. My foster mommy says that I am one of the sweetest dogs she has ever met. I am friendly with everyone I meet. I just love going for walks and socialize very well with other dogs. I ride in the car perfectly with my foster parents and their dog. At the groomers they think I'm great, which of course, I am! Even at my age I could learn some new tricks real fast because I am very receptive. I eat well and I sleep real well in my bed until my people wake up in the morning. I love cuddles and kisses and kids and humans too. I would love to live in a home where someone is with me a lot and has the time to take me for walks. I would make you the best forever furry friend.

I am currently on medication for thyroid that I will need to be for the rest of my life. I don't have any money so I would really appreciate if my new family is willing to pay $17/month for that. (You might be able to get it cheaper at Costco. I'm really worth it, I promise!)

I am now looking for my new family. If you can give me an AWESOME forever home, please contact your family rep. With love from, Maxx in a Million!

If you are interested in making this Lab part of your family, please contact your SCLRR family representative. If you have not yet applied with us, please submit an online application to adopt; an SCLRR volunteer will then contact you. Please note that your homecheck must be approved in order for you to be put in touch with the dog's foster home.