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Hi there, I'm Velma. I look more like a miniature Scooby Doo at around 35 pounds. My past is a bit of a mystery, and I'm not telling. We do know nice people found me with an embedded collar and puppies. After many Scooby Snacks, they got us all to a shelter. The vets removed the collar and my neck feels so much better! My foster mom says it is healing well.
I'm thankful my foster mom lives on a farm. It's helped the transition to a house again when there's lots of space to roam inside the fence. The four farm dogs give me confidence. Doorways are intimidating, but they don't mind them. Sometimes my foster mom invites them in so I'll follow. She's crafty!
As a crime fighter, I know to stay back and observe when uncertain. Being careful and cautious helped me keep my puppies alive. Now it helps me figure out life as a pet. New people are mysterious. I wiggle and wag my tail while staying out of reach. If you throw some Scooby Snacks and kneel down sometimes I'll come give you kisses. I do love booty scritches and being told I'm a good girl.
Because my neck is still healing, I wear a harness. I don't know what she wants when she puts a leash on it. But if she puts a slip lead where it doesn't touch my booboo I know a little bit of walking next to her. I'll need more practice, bring the Scooby Snacks to show me!
I like riding in the Mystery Machine but getting in and out is daunting. I'm also not the best with cats. The outside farm cats are tempting to chase. When I'm around house cats, I go in the crate if a person can't supervise.
Jinkies! I sound pretty perfect, don't I? There's a downside, I'll need the winter to get healthy. I need to be spayed and I'm heartworm positive (the rescue will cover all the costs at one of their partner vets). Winter was made for couch snuggles and quiet time anyway. When spring comes I'll be ready to hit the road and have more adventures with you. No mystery machine is required!
Hi there, I'm Velma. I look more like a miniature Scooby Doo at around 35 pounds. My past is a bit of a mystery, and I'm not telling. We do know nice people found me with an embedded collar and puppies. After many Scooby Snacks, they got us all to a shelter. The vets removed the collar and my neck feels so much better! My foster mom says it is healing well.
I'm thankful my foster mom lives on a farm. It's helped the transition to a house again when there's lots of space to roam inside the fence. The four farm dogs give me confidence. Doorways are intimidating, but they don't mind them. Sometimes my foster mom invites them in so I'll follow. She's crafty!
As a crime fighter, I know to stay back and observe when uncertain. Being careful and cautious helped me keep my puppies alive. Now it helps me figure out life as a pet. New people are mysterious. I wiggle and wag my tail while staying out of reach. If you throw some Scooby Snacks and kneel down sometimes I'll come give you kisses. I do love booty scritches and being told I'm a good girl.
Because my neck is still healing, I wear a harness. I don't know what she wants when she puts a leash on it. But if she puts a slip lead where it doesn't touch my booboo I know a little bit of walking next to her. I'll need more practice, bring the Scooby Snacks to show me!
I like riding in the Mystery Machine but getting in and out is daunting. I'm also not the best with cats. The outside farm cats are tempting to chase. When I'm around house cats, I go in the crate if a person can't supervise.
Jinkies! I sound pretty perfect, don't I? There's a downside, I'll need the winter to get healthy. I need to be spayed and I'm heartworm positive (the rescue will cover all the costs at one of their partner vets). Winter was made for couch snuggles and quiet time anyway. When spring comes I'll be ready to hit the road and have more adventures with you. No mystery machine is required!
Application and more info may be found at: peaklabrescue.com/adopt. Please allow 24 hours for your application to be reviewed.
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Meet the Pet
If approved, you will be given the foster's contact info. WE DO NOT SHIP DOGS. You must come to Apex, NC (near Raleigh) to meet in person.
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Sign Adoption Contract
If it's a match you can take your dog home that day. Our Adoption Fee is $325 and you must complete and sign our Adoption Agreement.
4.
Take the Pet Home
If you return the dog within 7 days of adoption you may receive a refund of $275. A $75 administrative fee is required to cover our costs.
Additional adoption info
You will receive the dog's Vet records via email 7-10 days after adoption. You will receive the dog's microchip info and rabies tag (if appropriate) via USPS about 2 weeks after adoption.
You will receive the dog's Vet records via email 7-10 days after adoption. You will receive the dog's microchip info and rabies tag (if appropriate) via USPS about 2 weeks after adoption.
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More about this rescue
Peak Lab Rescue is the largest foster-based dog rescue in North Carolina. We do not have a facility, all of our dogs live in homes where they can learn the skills to be successful family members.
Our Mission is to end dog homelessness in North Carolina. We save Lab Mixes and other dogs from abuse, neglect, abandonment, and high-kill shelters.
Peak Lab Rescue is the largest foster-based dog rescue in North Carolina. We do not have a facility, all of our dogs live in homes where they can learn the skills to be successful family members.
Our Mission is to end dog homelessness in North Carolina. We save Lab Mixes and other dogs from abuse, neglect, abandonment, and high-kill shelters.
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