Labrador Rescue Michigan

Labrador Rescue Michigan For Sale and Labrador Breeders

If you’re in the market for a new Labrador, the best place to start is a Michigan Labrador rescue. There are two main Labrador rescue organizations in Michigan. Huron River Labrador Retriever Club and Michigan Labrador Rescue. Each of these groups can tell you all about available dogs and the adoption process. You can also register your interest in a specific dog by visiting the rescue’s website.

MLRR is an all-volunteer, nonprofit organization dedicated to finding permanent homes for rescued Labrador Retrievers. MLRR places rescued Labs in foster homes and then assesses them for temperament and level of training. Applications from people who live outside the area are considered on a case-by-case basis, but approved families are required to travel to the Chicago area to pick up their new pet.

Butter is an 8-year-old Labrador mix. His family’s circumstances brought him to Lab Rescue.

This energetic dog loves people and other animals. He walks nicely on a leash and is a great dog to take on a stroll. He also knows basic commands. He enjoys car rides, playing in the water, and exploring the neighborhood. Boone loves to be pampered with treats and is a great companion for children.

Veterinary bills can be expensive. Labrador puppies need more food and veterinary care than older dogs do. The average cost of vet visits is $150-$500 per year for a puppy. Adult Labradors can cost up to $11,985 per year. The average cost of health insurance for a Labrador is $225-750 annually, excluding major injuries and illnesses. In addition to medical bills, Labrador adoptions can also require high-quality food.