Featured Dog
Thank you for taking the time to find out more about us! Brookline Labrador
Retriever Rescue (BLRR) is a non profit volunteer organization that specializes
in placing Labs and Lab mixes. Between 1997 and 2005, we placed about
400 Labs in their forever homes and we currently place an average of 100
dogs per year. We maintain a regularly updated list of available Labs that are
being given up by their owners (but still living at home) and dogs pulled from
shelters and placed in foster care with our volunteers. We evaluate both the
dog and the prospective adopting home to help ensure a good fit for everyone.
All dogs are vet checked and their shots updated before they are adopted.

BLRR serves areas of Pennsylvania and New Jersey depending on the
number and availability of our volunteers.
About Brookline
Brookline Labrador Retriever Rescue
Helping Labs Find Their Fur-Ever Homes
Operation Puppy
Brookline got a call that there were 6 Lab
pups and an adult female that needed our
help.  Our great group of volunteers started
one of the largest surrenders we had
undertaken and it was a huge success.   A
‘puppy train’departed on a Friday evening to
pick up the precious cargo and deliver them  
to Dr. Brad Holmsten at the Animal Clinic of
Westtown Village for a check on their health
and to receive their immunizations. Click
here
to read more....
Help Sweet Sarah
         HERSHEY

Meet Hershey, a 9-year-
young spayed female
who came to Brookline in
October.   Hershey just
loves life and is a total
sweetheart  - she
absolutely LOVES
everyone she meets and
dreams of being your  
new best friend. This
spunky gal is full of
energy (don’t let her age
fool you) and has lots of
love to give, she just
needs a chance to find
her new furever home.
Hershey cannot be
placed in a home with
cats. Please click
here  to
learn more about
Hershey.
Read Sparky's New Column
Sara is a sweet, beautiful 8 month old girl who literally ran
into some bad luck.  She was out running in the fields with
her family when she caught the scent of something too
tempting to ignore. She took off after it, crossing the road
and was hit by a snowplow. Her family rushed her to the vet
but got the bad news that she would require extensive
surgery to repair 2 broken bones in her front leg. The family
was given the choice of surgical repair or an amputation
with an estimate of $800.00 – 3,000.00!  Read more about
Sarah
here. Check back frequently for updates.
Please help to defray medical costs for Labs who
need special medical care, like Sara (above) or Jake
(below) or the puppies in Operation Puppy (below) by
making a donation to Brookline's
Bright Horizons
Fund Use PayPal to donate to the Bright Horizons
Fund or you could donate thru the mail, using our Snip
and Send Donation Form.
We saw two green dots glowing in front of us.  We
stopped the car.  In the middle of the road was a large,
black Labrador Retriever.  He moved to the side of the
road and we looked at each other and said, “We have to
turn around.”  When we got to this gentle giant, I opened
the door to check for his tags and he jumped into the car.
Click
here to see how you can help Jake.
   Dust off those walking shoes!

Brookline's annual fund raising walkathon and
pet fair is coming soon.   Bring your furry
friends out for a fun-filled day.  Meet with our
vendors and rescue groups.  Watch our
awesome demonstrations.  Win great prizes
Click
here for details.
Help Jake's Golden Years
Sparky,
Being a good looking dog and all maybe you can answer:  My
dog Copper is an inside dog, house broken, lots of walks,
swimming, etc. He even sleeps with me at night.  My question
is:   When I am doing something in another room  and he is in
his favorite recliner,...        click
here to continue