My name is Clark!

Posted 4 days ago | Updated 1 day ago

Cared for by Canine Rescue of Central PA

Adoption process

Submit Application

Meet the Pet

Home Check

Or Apply to Adopt

My basic info

Breed

Labrador Retriever

Color

Tan/Yellow/Fawn

Age

6 months old, Puppy

Size

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

Weight

26 lb (current)

Sex

Male

Pet ID

R072

My details

Good with kids

Good with dogs

Good with cats

Purebred

My story

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

Clark is a puppy with all the energy of a caffeine-fueled squirrel and the heart of a golden retriever (literally, because he *is* a yellow lab mix). At 6 months old (and around 30 pounds), this guy is ready to play, cuddle, and steal your socks when youre not looking. Hes got a tail that thinks its a propeller and a face that says, Im adorable, so lets skip the small talk and go straight to the belly rubs!

Before joining us, Clark was rescued by some college students who probably just wanted to do something good during finals week, but we are grateful they did! He is now thriving and on the lookout for his forever home, where he can continue his career as a full-time goofball.

Clark loves playing with toys, and he needs someone to help him with potty training. Hes also a quick learner, so if you need a partner for tug-of-war or a buddy to chase squirrels (or your other dog), hes your guy. Clark will need a family that is prepared to take him to training classes and to continue ongoing socialization activities so he can be a good canine citizen!

If youre looking for a dog who will keep you laughing, keep you moving, and keep you on your toes, Clark is ready to join your family. Hes a sweet, fun-loving puppy with a big heart and an even bigger sense of humor. Come meet Clark, and get ready for a lifetime of laughs, love, and endless playtime!

Clark is up to date on age appropriate vaccines. If you are interested in adding Clark to your family, and are within 1 hour of our rescue in Dillsburg, please submit an application on our website at www.crcpa.org

*Adopters will be responsible for the sterilization and will be required to sign an agreement upon adoption. A sterilization certificate from a licensed vet must be provided to CRCPA before Clark turns a year old.

Rescue

Canine Rescue of Central PA

Contact info

Pet ID

R072

Contact

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Phone

(717) 232-1644

adopt.crcpa@gmail.com

Website

http://www.crcpa.org

Address

P. O. Box 129, Dillsburg, PA 17019

Donation

Their adoption process

1.
Submit Application

Complete an application on our website: www.crcpa.org

2.
Meet the Pet

The pet placement team will review your application. If the dog you inquired about could be a match for you, we'll arrange a meet and greet.

3.
Home Check

We would bring the dog to your home and conduct a home visit.

Additional adoption info

Our adoption process encompasses several steps in an attempt to ensure the best possible placement of an animal with the most appropriate home. In addition to an application and time spent with the dog of interest, a home visit with the candidate is also a step in the adoption. We do charge an adoption fee as well as require the execution of an adoption agreement.

Adoption application

https://www.crcpa.org/online-application

Go meet their pets

We welcome all inquiries, so feel free to contact us via mail, phone, or email. Our dogs are housed in a kennel a few miles south of Dillsburg, PA. We participate in many local adoption fundraisers and events.

More about this rescue

Canine Rescue of Central PA, Inc. is a nonprofit 501c(3), all-volunteer organization dedicated to providing assistance to any dog in a helpless situation. While a young organization, we have made tremendous progress in establishing another valuable resource for our furry friends. It is our mission to get involved in as many situations as possible to provide sanctuary, shelter, and homes to as many dogs as we can. We also are very focused on creating strategic partnerships with other rescues and similar organizations in an attempt to share resources as well as expand public awareness of the overwhelming problem of homeless animals.