Brookline Labrador Retriever Rescue Helping Labs Find Their Fur-Ever Homes
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Talented artist and Lab-lover Sheila Wedegis
has teamed with Brookline Lab Rescue to raise
money for the Labs while also raising
awareness of dogs looking for their forever
homes. Each month, Sheila will create an
original oil painting featuring one of Brookline’s
available dogs. The paintings will be auctioned
on ebay with 70% of the proceeds going to
I AM YOUR PUPPY I am your Puppy, and I will love you until the end of the Earth, but please know a few things about me. more...
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Military Foster Sites (Click here)
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New Brookline Partnership
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Brookline. To see this month's featured Lab, go to Sheila's blog and search
for “Brookline Lab Rescue”. Please consider this great way to support
Brookline and add a beautiful piece of art work to your home!
Are you looking for a new way to celebrate a birthday? What better way than to do something nice for the labs of Brookline. Pictures and stories of your special parties will be posted on our Web site. Click here for more information.
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Dear Sparky,
What do you think about
invisible fences? Are they
a safe and humane way of
keeping my dogs safely in
my yard?
Thank you,
Bob and his dog Jake
Click here to read Sparky's
answer.
Are you planning a wedding? Are you a fellow Lab
lover? With all the work that goes into planning a
wedding, wouldn't it be great if you didn't have to
shop for wedding favors? Brookline Labrador
Retriever Rescue has a novel solution for you! Click
here for more information.
Join us on Facebook. Brookline has created a Facebook page! If you are a “Facebooker,” please visit and post your ideas and comments. Become a “fan” and introduce us to your friends. Click on the facebook icon above to visit our new page. (Note, if you do not have a Facebook account, you will not be able to see the page - the link will instead prompt you to log-in or create an account.
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Brookline's New Birthday Club
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All of our Labs deserve the chance for a better tomorrow,
but our Silver Muzzled Labs (9 years and older) hold a
special place in our hearts. Please click here to learn
more about how you can help us to reach our goal of
finding our golden agers that special home where they
can finish their journey in comfort and at peace, knowing
they are a cherished member of a loving family.
Top Ten Reasons to Adopt a Black Lab
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There's something about a big shiny black dog that just
appeals to me. Maybe it's because they appear to be
somewhat mysterious and less readable in their facial
expressions than a lighter coated dog. Perhaps I love the
breeds that are dark coated-the Shepherds, Rotties,
Dobermans and Black labs-big, loyal working dogs that
demand attention by their mere presence. Or it may just be
that no matter the breed-pure or mixed-my family always
seemed to end up with a black dog! Whether we chose a
pooch from the pound (we had several of those) or a stray
found us (we had even more of this variety as my sisters and I regularly
carried goodies to lure them home) they were invariably dark furred. I was
in hindsight to have learned at an early age that "black is beautiful."
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Do you like this great logo that local artist Harry Boardman
designed and donated for Brookline’s Paws Across Pa Dog
Walk this year? The original artwork could be yours, and
Brookline would receive a portion of the proceeds! Please
visit the Helping Paws Art Exhibit .
Looking for temporary foster care for your pets? Click here for more information
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Silver Muzzle Match Program
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Introducing “Brookline’s Foster Dog Blog”, now you can read the stories of some of our dogs in foster care waiting for their fur-ever homes. Laugh at their antics, experience their ups & downs and cheer them on as they overcome some of their struggles.
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Gunner is a young lab approximately
a year old with an endearing
personality and handsome looks.
How anyone ever lost track of a gem
like him we’ll never know. He was first
discovered as a stray and taken into a
shelter. Someone considered
adopting him there, so he was
neutered and micro chipped. The
family backed out, perhaps
recognizing his leg wasn’t quite right,
and there he spent a month in a crowded shelter, unadopted and time
running out. At this point Brookline discovered him, evaluated him and took
him into foster care. (continue...)
As Brookline began to handle his veterinary care, Gunner was found to be
underweight, with two infected and ruptured ear drums, and suffering from
an apparent trauma which had snapped the heads off the top of both femurs.
Imagine the pain he felt as he sat in a shelter waiting for help, and the pain
he continues to endure even now as he sits on his fluffy sofa pillows at the
beginning of a long recovery. (continue...)
Won’t you consider being one of Gunner’s rescuers too by making a
donation to Brookline?
Brookline is back from holiday break and more ready than ever to help labs in
need and find them their furever homes. We hope you are ready to help us
continue our mission to help labs in need.
While you’re on our website, be sure to add your name to our mailing list to
receive our newsletter and other notices from our rescue (click on the button
on the top-right). And be sure to check out our foster dog blog to learn about
dogs who are not yet available, but are in one of Brookline’s caring foster
homes. Learn more about the foster dog blog below.