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Labrador Retriever Rescue, Inc.

Our Service Area

Thank you for your interest in Labrador Retriever Rescue, Inc. (LRR). LRR is a local rescue comprised of volunteers mainly in the East-Central U.S. Our service area is limited to:

  • Washington, DC
  • Maryland: except western MD and eastern shore
  • Northern Virginia
  • Pennsylvania: only Lancaster and Lebanon counties, and parts of Berks, York, and Dauphin counties.
  • New Jersey: only within 30 miles of Pennsville, NJ
  • Delaware

We have been overwhelmed with the interest many of you outside of this area have shown in working with us to adopt or surrender a Lab. While we would love to be able to take advantage of so many good homes and Labs out there, LRR is unable to perform long distance adoptions or give-ups and we are not affiliated with any other Labrador rescue organization.

Applicants interested in adopting a dog from LRR should be prepared to travel locally to visit at least three dogs in their foster homes, which could be in any of the areas/states we work in!

Can You Recommend A Rescue In My Area?

Unfortunately, No. LRR is an independent rescue that is not networked with any other Labrador rescue, so we cannot assist you with finding a rescue closer to your home. However, we do have a couple of suggestions. You may want to try the AKC Labrador Retriever Rescue Network Search and Adopt-a-Pet. You can also use search portals such as Google and Yahoo to find labrador rescues in your area.

We also recommend you contact your local shelter/SPCA/Humane Society and inquire about local rescues. They most likely will not only know which rescues operate locally, but can also give you an idea of their policies and procedures.

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Ripley

Hello! My name is Ripley—Believe it or NOT, and I am a 75 pound handsome fellow. I am 5–6 years old, neutered, housebroken, crate-trained and up to date on all my shots. Now, on to the exciting news about me. For the past few months, I have been learning what it is like to live in a house.

Helping Udders
If you indicate "LRR.org" in the message section of the Helping Udders check-out process, 10-50% of your purchase will go to LRR!