Name: Angie

Approximate breed: Lab mix

Gender: Female

Approximate age: 2.5 years

Approximate weight: 63 lbs

Vetting/Vaccinations: Up to date

Spayed/Neutered: Yes

Good with Children: Unknown

Good with Dogs: Yes 

Good with Cats: Unknown

Housetrained: Yes

Crate Trained: Yes

Ideal Family: Any in New Hampshire/Maine/Vermont*

Adoption Fee: $550

 

Angie is a sweet girl from our rescue friends down South. She spent a long time waiting at an outdoor shelter and was facing euthanasia after a change of ownership (and no fault of her own). Our rescue friends saw hope in this wonderful gal and wanted to give her a chance at a happily ever after and NELR is happy to be a part of it! After getting into foster care she was found to be heartworm-positive during her routine vetting, so she stayed down south for a bit to go through her treatment, but now she’s all done, feeling great and is ready to find her loving forever home in New Hampshire, Vermont, or Maine (*due to some state’s regulations regarding transport of recently heartworm-positive animals). She’s a lovely young lady that is so excited to be part of a loving family! Angie is good on leash and is already potty & crate trained. She can be a little shy at first and would love a dog sibling her home for comforting companionship and to help her feel confident. She also would love to be part of a family that is around a lot and/or includes her in their adventures to make up for lost time. She's ready for the sweet life!

Does Angie sound like the sweetie for you? Fill out an adoption application today!

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All of our available adoptable dogs are on our website. If a dog is no longer listed on the Adoptable Dogs page, it means they have an adoption pending.

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We are a nonprofit organization - all adoption fees go towards the rescue, veterinary care, and transportation of these dogs in order to get them ready for their forever homes.

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We are a shelterless rescue. All of our dogs are housed in foster homes to help them de-stress and get used to a home environment while they await adoption, giving us the opportunity to understand their personalities and needs.