Shepherd and Labrador Retriever Dogs Available for Adoption

Sex: Female
Breed: Shepherd/Lab
Weight: 45lbs
Age: 9 mths
Color: Tan
Hair: Short


This girl is as pretty as a flower, so we named her Iris. This long legged, big eared gal is just too sweet. Iris plays with her sister and mom as well as big and little dogs within her foster home. She is a girl on the go but loves, loves to chill on the couch. She rides well in the car, does well with leash manners, sleeps all night in her crate and loves being with all people. This is a fun girl who is ready to romp, can she with you?





Adoption fee of $450 covers all costs including transport and health certificate. All dogs are completely vetted and their records will come with them. Please email us at greg.carraway@yahoo.com

The Labrador Retriever is a popular and versatile dog breed known for its friendly demeanor and high intelligence. These dogs are often used as guide dogs for the visually impaired, search and rescue dogs, and excellent family pets. Labradors are known for their great sense of smell, strong build, and love of water, making them exceptional hunters and swimmers. With their loyal and loving nature, Labradors have rightfully earned their reputation as one of the most beloved dog breeds in the world.

The shepherd dog breed encompasses a versatile group known for their intelligence, loyalty, and strong work ethic. With a heritage deeply rooted in herding and protecting livestock, shepherds excel at various tasks ranging from obedience and agility competitions to search and rescue missions. Their protective nature makes them excellent family pets, offering unwavering devotion and a natural instinct to watch over and care for their loved ones. In addition to their remarkable abilities, shepherds are often characterized by their distinctive appearance, including a sturdy build, alert expression, and a signature double coat that provides insulation and protection in various climates.

We are a group of rescuers in Houston, TX who help dogs. There is a 1.2 million stray dog population...