My name is 24-100 Lucy!

Posted 1 week ago | Updated 6 hours ago

Cared for by Dallas Street Dog Advocates

My basic info

Breed

Labrador Retriever

Color

Black

Age

Adult

Size

Med. 26-60 lbs (12-27 kg) (when grown)

Weight

47 lb (current)

Sex

Female

Pet ID

ps_2210956-199902

My details

Good with dogs

Shots current

Spayed / Neutered

Housetrained

My story

Here's what the humans have to say about me:

Lucy is a fun-loving, 2-year old lab mix with a quirky, spunky personality. She was owned by someone (has a microchip) but somehow ended up on her own hanging out at a homeless camp. Lucy is pretty much perfect! She is housetrained, doesn't chew things she's not supposed to, is pretty good on a leash, loves to go on car rides and snuggle on the couch. She wants to be your best friend. This little mid-sized girl adds fun energy and lots of love to her foster home. And would do the same for your home!

To meet Lucy in person visit us at www.dsda.org/adopt and submit our online adoption application.

* Adoption Fees:

Puppies (12 months and under) - $325

Dogs (over 12 months) - $275

Qualifications for Adoption: No dog is alike and each dog has different requirements based on breed, age, energy level and life experiences. DSDA is very careful to place our dogs in homes that we believe are the best fit for the dog based on our experience with each dog. All of our dogs live in foster homes which allows us the opportunity to learn about their individual needs.

Must be home more than not.

Vet checks are required! All resident pets in the applicant's home MUST be spayed or neutered, core vaccines up to date and dogs on heartworm prevention to be considered! No exceptions.

Must be 21 years or older with identification showing present address.

Must have the knowledge and consent of all adults living in the household.

Must receive proof of pet deposit and lease allowing pets if renting.

Willingness and capacity to spend the time and money necessary to provide training, medical treatment and responsible care for a pet.

All poisonous plants must be removed from the yard.

DSDA is located in Dallas and requires a home visit on every adoption so only adopt to Dallas and surrounding areas.

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Rescue

Dallas Street Dog Advocates

Contact info

Pet ID

ps_2210956-199902

Contact

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Phone

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adopt@dallasstreetdogadvocates.org

Website

https://www.dallasstreetdogadvocates.org

Address

508 West Lookout Drive #1420, Richardson, TX 75080

Donation

Donate to This Rescue

Their adoption process

Additional adoption info

If you are interested in adopting one of our amazing dogs:

1. Please fill out an adoption application. We will be in touch shortly after receiving your application to review it with you.

2. If the application is approved, the adoption team will work with you and the foster to schedule a meeting. You are also welcome to attend our adoption events to meet our dogs, however, it is encouraged to email us first to ensure a particular dog will be attending the event.

3. After meeting the dog, if all parties agree the process should continue, a home visit wil be scheduled and you will be asked to have a list of supplies ready for your dog to come home.

4. If the home visit is successful, the adoption contract is signed, the adoption donation is collected, and your dog stays with you that day. During the 10-day trial period, you and your dog will decide if it is the absolute perfect fit. If it's not, you will work with the adoption coordinator to return the dog.

Adoption Fee - The adoption fee helps cover your dog's basic health needs including spay/neuter and vaccinations. Because many of our dogs come straight from the street, their medical needs are extensive. We spend an average of $500 on each pet for medical needs, training, and rehabilitation. For this reason, we kindly ask for the following minimum donations: $300 for puppies 12 months and under & $250 for adult dogs.

More about this rescue

Our Mission: Dallas Street Dog Advocates is committed to rescuing the stray and forgotten dogs off the streets of Dallas, providing them with the necessary medical care and training, and finding them permanent homes where they will be cared for the rest of their lives.