Black Labrador Retriever and Flat Coated Retriever Dogs Available for Adoption in Euless, Texas

Some pets are in the Shelter and others in Foster homes. Please read the bio & email the address listed in the bio.
Additionally for CATS you may email JShelton@eulesstx.gov
and for DOGS, email trinitygapclub@gmail.com

Meet Rookie!
Rookie is an 8-month-old Flat-Coated Retriever/Lab mix weighing about 42 pounds, and he’s the total package of brains and charm. This handsome boy is incredibly friendly, social, and always ready to make a new friend—whether it’s a person or another pup.
Rookie is very smart and eager to learn, making him a great candidate for training and continued growth in a loving home. He’s the kind of dog who truly wants to please and will thrive with guidance, playtime, and positive reinforcement.
While we believe Rookie may already be potty and kennel trained, we can’t guarantee it since he’s currently in a shelter environment. That said, his quick learning ability and adaptable nature will make any transition smoother.
With his sweet personality and enthusiastic spirit, Rookie would make a wonderful addition to just about any family looking for a loyal and fun companion.
For more information or to meet Rookie, please email wendee@sterlingtile.net

The black Labrador Retriever is a popular and versatile breed known for its friendly nature, intelligence, and loyalty. They are agile, keen swimmers with a strong work ethic, making them excellent hunting and service dogs. Their glossy black coat is low maintenance and sheds minimally, while their friendly temperament makes them great family pets. Black Labs are known for their outgoing personalities and eagerness to please, making them loving companions in various roles and settings.

The Flat Coated Retriever is a versatile and friendly dog breed known for its glossy black or liver-colored coat and elegant appearance. Intelligent and easy to train, this breed excels in various activities like hunting, agility, and obedience competitions. With a playful and affectionate nature, Flat Coated Retrievers make excellent family pets, getting along well with children and other animals. Despite their outgoing personality, they can be prone to health issues such as cancer, so regular health check-ups are important to ensure a long and happy life.