Meet Velcro, a dog with a sad tale who is now headed for a happy ending!
For 2 and a half years, Velcro’s world was a southern vet office, in a dog run, where he was used as a blood donor dog. He spent so much of his young life helping others, but he never really had the chance to learn what it means to simply be a dog.
Now Velcro is discovering a whole new world in his southern foster home—and he’s taking it one step at a time. The sights, sounds, routines, and busyness of a normal home are all new to him, but he is slowly adjusting and beginning to understand that life can be so much more. Velcro can be startled by sudden noises and is not sure about that thing called a TV, but he is getting better every day. This handsome guy does love being outside, check out his video!
Velcro needs a calm, quiet and patient home where he can continue to learn at his own pace. He doesn’t need a busy household or a lot of expectations—just someone willing to give him time, kindness, and the security he has never known. He is good with dogs and cats, so he will make a great addition to a family looking to add another pup to their crew. Or Velcro can be your one and only, soaking up all the love and attention.
Velcro is heartworm negative, current with his vaccinations, and microchipped. He is about 6 years old and weighs 71 pounds. If you would like to give Velcro the loving and safe home he deserves and craves, please apply for him now with a free application @ www.americanlabrescue.com.
This sweet boy has spent years giving to others. Now it’s Velcro’s turn to be loved, cherished, and shown how wonderful being a beloved family dog can be.
Commonwealth of Massachusetts Department of Agricultural Resources Import License to Operate a Rescue Organization License #0071
State of Rhode Island Department of Environmental Management Certificate of Registration for Rescue/Category A License #0075
State of Connecticut Animal Importer Registration Number AIR.000.101
