Labrador Retriever puppies and dogs in Tulsa, Oklahoma

Hi! I'm Cleo! I am a loving girl and a bit of a goofball. I'm am very active and love walks! I am a bit shy of men and prefer women. I would love to be an only pet in a loving and warm home!

Auggie was found starving to death along with his mother and due to him eating through his tie out was able to get help for them both. He overcame hunger and is now a happy boy. Who was living with a college student, but when she had to go home the resident dog was not a fan of him so we took him back. He loves other dogs especially Lacey they love to run and play. He is a goofy boy and loves to make goofy faces in his crate. Would love to see this boy with a family that he can grow with and never worry about a meal again.

Eli is male black/brindle/lab/shepherd mix. Eli weighs approximately 60 pounds. He is crate trained, and somewhat house trained. He has an interesting cropped tail. Eli showed up on an elderly lady's porch and she couldn't take care of him. He is extremely energetic and loves to play. He needs daily exercise! If you are a runner, he would be a great running partner. He likes most dogs, however, can be dog selective as he is more dominant. He is very smart and has learned to sit and wait. Eli needs a very strong leader in his human, and someone who will continue to work with him on obedience and discipline training, and to be sure he gets plenty of exercise to curb some of his energy. But he will be a great dog.

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Oreo was found abandoned at Hunter Park on the 4th of July weekend with two other siblings. She is approximately a 5-month-old female mix. Oreo got her name from the cute white ring around her neck. She is super sweet, very energetic but loves cuddles and is working hard on her manners. She loves to be with her people and is good with other dogs but is still a puppy. Oreo is currently still living with her sister Stormi; they play well together but they might do better separated. Oreo would probably do better in a home with older children, younger dogs but probably no cats. Oreo currently lives with two cats but sometimes she gets a little too playful for their liking. In short, she likes cats, but cats don’t always like her. However, she is never aggressive with the cats and the cats will sometimes even play with her a little. Oreo is constantly hungry, since she was not fed well before we found her. She is never aggressive with food, but she will eat pretty much any food in site even other dog’s food, so she does have to be separated at dinner time. She is currently using a slow feeding bowl to help with this issue. She has also learned to sit before she is fed. She is such a smart girl. Oreo is kennel trained but would much rather be with her people. She loves to play with bones, her people, and other dogs, but when sleepy, she’ll cuddle you and give you lots of kisses. She is potty trained and will let you know when she needs to go outside, wither by ringing a bell or barking at the door. She would probably do the best with an experienced and patient dog owner who can help her with her basic training and channel her puppy energy in a productive way. She is currently fully vaccinated, including rabies and will be spayed 10/3/23. The vet thinks she might be around 50lbs when full grown.

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Meet Charlie. Charlie is a lab mix. He is about 7 years old. He is energetic and playful. He loves chew toys and nylabones would be great. Antlers too. He enjoys playing tug and has zoomies. Charlie is kennel trained and learning his potty training. Adoption fee is $200

Sue here. Are you looking for a easy going girl who loves attention? I am a 9 yo lab mix. I am a svelte black with a touch of white on my nose. I enjoy tug and fetch. I would enjoy a buddy to play with. I am close to 55 pounds of adoration. I can’t pass up a good chew toy. A girl has to have her likes! She is kennel trained and potty trained. Her adoption fee is $175.

Meet Dudley, Oklahoma’s own Bassador. He knows he looks a little derpy with a lab head on a Bassett body, but as the kids would say, he’s full of riz. You’d be hard pressed to find someone more loyal and more loving, and he charms everyone who spends time with him. His personality doesn’t shine through at events, and he’s waiting for someone to spend time with him and fall in love with his goofy, silly, lovable self. He adores all humans from big to small, and he’s good with lower energy females (though he doesn’t mind when his foster sister Wanda acts a little crazy). He’s great on car rides, enjoys walks, and is a chill, calm companion. Although practically perfect, his prey drive is too high for cats, bunnies, etc and he’s been known to jump a 4 foot fence in pursuit though has stayed within a 6 foot. Dudley is disappointed to keep coming back to his foster home after each event and desperately hopes to finally find his furever family. Dudley is neutered, up to date on shots, on preventatives and microchipped. His fee is $175.

Hazel is the ideal companion for someone seeking a furry friend full of energy and love. This high-energy pup adores playing and running around, but she also cherishes snuggle time with her favorite humans. Hazel is a toy and blanket enthusiast, and she would thrive as the center of attention in a household. While she is generally good with other animals, she prefers gentle and submissive companions over those with aggressive tendencies. Although Hazel may hold a grudge against dogs that challenge her dominance, she has shown promising behavior around horses and is more likely to talk big game over anything else. This loving girl craves attention and affection, requiring a dedicated owner who can provide her with consistent training and plenty of love. Hazel has a special fondness for children, but her enthusiasm sometimes leads to her trying to give them face licks without realizing her size. At 3 years old, Hazel is spayed, up to date on shots, on preventatives, and microchipped. Her adoption fee is $175. Currently in boarding, Hazel would greatly benefit from a foster home while she awaits her forever family. If you have room in your heart and home for this sweet and energetic companion, don't hesitate to reach out and offer Hazel the love and care she deserves.

Blue is the longest term dog that we have. Blue came to us over a year ago. We got a call one morning that there was a dog tied to a pole. Blue is slow to warm up to new people, and it will take time for him to learn to trust you. Blue is dog friendly and has gotten along well with plenty of other dogs. Sometimes loud noises and sudden movements can startle him, so it would be best for him to go to an experienced pet owner. Blue is such a sweet heart once he gets to know you. He loves to play treat catch, and will rarely miss one. Sometimes Blue can be a picky eater, which will result in knocking his food bowl over, or he will cover his food up with his blanket and save it for later. Blue does wonderful for walks and bath time.

Woodrow is a dog that is so happy-go-lucky. Woodrow was supposedly used as a hunting dog in the past with his brother Gus. Both get along great together, but have not been tested separately with other dogs yet. Woodrow is a sweetheart who loves to hang with us in the backyard. Woodrow loves to hang out in the kiddie pool in the summer time as well.

Hi there, I’m Koa! Now, before you ask: yes, these are my real ears. I know they look like they belong to a satellite dish company, but they’re 100% mine, and they come with a lifetime warranty. These bad boys can hear a snack bag rustle from three rooms away or detect a squirrel plotting chaos from across the yard. Pretty impressive, huh? At two years old, I’m a delightful mix of Golden Retriever and German Shepherd, which basically makes me the ultimate combo of smart, loyal, and drop-dead gorgeous. My golden coat is soft enough to make you question why people spend money on blankets, and my petite 60-pound frame is perfect for all your hugging and cuddling needs. I’m like a pint-sized supermodel who loves belly rubs. I didn’t always have it this good though. Not too long ago, I was out on my own, wandering the streets as a stray. I don’t know how it happened, but no one came looking for me. I ended up in a shelter, and before I knew it, I was on death row. Yep, me—sweet, smart, gorgeous me—was about to have my story cut short. Luckily, the amazing folks here at Pyr Paws N Fluffy Tails swooped in and said, “Nope, not on our watch!” They gave me a second chance, and I’ve been making the most of it ever since. I will never be able to repay my foster family for their generosity and for taking a chance on me. Now I’m looking for a forever home where I’ll never have to worry about being forgotten again. So, here’s the scoop—besides being ridiculously cute and having ears that could pick up radio signals, I’ve also got a little health challenge I’m tackling right now. I tested positive for something called heartworms. No, it’s not a heart-shaped worm (that would be weirdly cute, but also gross), but rather a parasite that lives in your heart and lungs. It’s not a fun thing to have, but the good news is it’s treatable! I’m currently undergoing treatment to kick these little guys to the curb and feel 100% again. The process takes a little time, so I won’t be available for adoption until mid-December. If you're local to the OKC area and can help me with finishing my meds and getting to my vet appointment in about a month or so, you could be the one who gets to bring me home sooner. Now, let’s talk about my vibe in the day-to-day stuff because I know you’re curious about what I’m like beyond the glam shots and witty charm. Car rides? Oh, I’m a pro—or at least I like to think so. I’ll hop right in, no hesitation, and might even try to call dibs on the shotgun seat because, hello, VIP status. Once I’m settled, though, I’ll lie down in the back and chill. I’m a great road trip buddy. When it comes to outings, though, I’m still a work in progress. Public places like cafes or pet stores? Not quite my jam yet. I get a little too excited when I see other dogs, so I’d need some practice and patience to keep my cool. For now, being a homebody is more my speed—cozy couches, backyard hangouts, and snuggle sessions are totally my vibe. Think of me as your introverted bestie who loves staying in and binge-watching your favorite shows. Leash walks? We’re still figuring those out. I haven’t had much experience yet, but I’m learning! I definitely prefer a harness (fashionable and functional, thank you very much) because I tend to pull on the leash. Patience and practice will be the key to turning me into your perfect walking partner. Meeting new people? Oh, I’m a mix of excitement and shyness at first. I might play it cool and hang back, or I might lean in and plop down right in front of you for some pets. Once I decide you’re friend material, you’ll have a loyal companion who will soak up every ounce of love you’re willing to give. Long story short, if you’re looking for a sweet, goofy, playful gal who also knows how to chill, I might just be your dream dog. I’m a solid mix of active and calm. You want to toss a ball? Great, I’ll play fetch with you all day long. (Seriously, I could probably qualify for Fetch Olympics.) You want to curl up and binge-watch something? Perfect—I’m down for that too, as long as you don’t mind sharing the popcorn. I’ve recently discovered the pure joy of toys, and let me tell you, I’m making up for lost time. Squeaky toys, tug toys, plushies—it doesn’t matter. If it’s fun and makes you laugh, I’m all over it. Oh, and speaking of laughs, I’ve got a new move I like to show off: standing on my back legs and gently placing my paws on you. It’s my way of saying, “Hey, I love you!” in the most adorable way possible. Alright, time for a little honesty—I've got a tiny quirk I’m working on. I’m a bit iffy around men. Sometimes, when I meet one, I get a little nervous and might let out a “grumble” to make sure they know I’m still figuring them out. But don’t worry! With some patience, kindness, and maybe a treat (or five), I’m starting to realize that they are not going to hurt me. Once I trust you, though? You’re in for a lifetime of love, snuggles, and enough goofy antics to keep you laughing. So, if you’re willing to give me a little time to warm up, I promise I’ll make it worth your while! Now, let’s talk about my living situation, because I’m a flexible girl and I’m pretty adaptable to whatever you’ve got going on. Apartment living? Yep, I can totally do that—with walks, of course! I’ve got plenty of energy to burn, and I’ll gladly take you on some adventures around the neighborhood. Potty training? Check! I know the drill and am all about doing my business outside like a well-mannered lady. Kennel trained? Absolutely! I’ll happily settle into my crate when needed. Couch potato? Oh, you bet I am! I mean, if you have a couch and you’re not letting me on it, we need to have a serious talk. I’m a cuddle queen, and the couch is my throne. Chewing? Nah, I’m not the destructive type. Toys are where I direct all my chewing energy. You don’t have to worry about me munching on shoes, furniture, or anything else that isn’t a toy. Barking? As far as I know, I’m a pretty quiet gal. You won’t hear me barking at every leaf that blows by like soooooome dogs I know. ;) Free roam of the house? Absolutely! Once I’ve settled in, you can trust me to roam freely. I’m a good girl—just let me know where the good snacks are hidden, and we’re all good! ;) Okay, let’s talk about my potential future siblings and housemates, because I know it’s important to figure out where I’ll fit in best! Other dogs? Uh, I’ll be real with you—I’m still working on my “doggie diplomacy” skills. I was kenneled with another dog at the shelter, but the other dogs in my foster home? Not so much my vibe. I tend to get a little reactive around them (I know, I know, not my best look). So, while I may not be the most social butterfly with my fellow pups, I’d say I’m better off as the only dog in the house. After all, who needs competition when I’m this fabulous? Cats? I’m not sure about the whole feline situation. I’m not currently hanging out with any cats, so I don’t know if I’m more "best friends forever" or "I’m just gonna stare at you" when it comes to them. But hey, I’m always open to new friends if they’re willing to be patient with me! Kids? I haven’t had any kiddos in my life just yet, so I can’t say whether I’ll be the ultimate playmate or more of the “I’ll watch you from a distance” type. But I think I’d be great with older, dog-savvy kids who know how to give a lady like me some space while we figure each other out. Alright, let’s get real for a sec. I’m looking for a forever home, not a “until” kind of situation. I’ve been there before, and trust me, it’s not the fun kind of ride. I was picked up as a stray and left unclaimed at the shelter, then I ended up on death row—yep, I almost lost everything because someone decided I wasn’t their forever. When I say I want to be with you, I mean I want to be your constant, your companion, your snuggle buddy for life. I’m not interested in being a temporary fix. I want to be the one you come home to every day, the one who’s by your side through thick and thin. I promise, if you make me your forever dog, I’ll make every day worth it. I’ll give you all my love, my goofy moments, and my loyal heart—because I’m in it for the long haul. I’m not looking for a pit stop; I’m looking for my home. So what happens next? Well, I would hope that you would submit an adoption app for me. You can find the app on the rescue's website, message them for it, or find it in the comments below. I am being fostered in ✨Norman, OK✨ so if you live outside the area..no worries. Just be prepared to pack for a road trip because this rescue doesn't send us on transports. So, both they and I will be expecting you to come pick me up. And what better way to start the bonding process than with a road trip?! With all my love, Koa

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