LABRADOR RETRIEVERS - Labrador Rescue South Africa

LABRADOR RETRIEVERS – Labrador Rescue South Africa

Labrador Rescue South Africa is dedicated to rescuing and re-homing Labradors and Labrador crossbreeds from difficult situations.

Whether abandoned, surrendered or found in unsafe environments, our tireless volunteers ensure each dog receives safety, rehabilitation, love and care they deserve.

Through responsible adoption and ongoing support from our volunteers and donors, we give every Labrador a true second chance – ensuring no dog is left behind.

NPO Number: 2013/170321/08
PBO Number: 930054281
Based throughout South Africa
Option to transport rescues: Yes – at an additional cost

Description

Overview of the organisation:
~ Adoptions
~ Adoption fees apply
~ Forever families can meet & mingle with potential pets at their facility
~ Foster care options
~ Home visits / property checks are mandatory
~ Surrender of pets for re-homing

Pure breed rescues from this organisation are:
~ Dewormed
~ Microchipped
~ Sterilised
~ Vaccinated

Alpha Pets Disclaimer
We proudly support reputable rescue organisations who are registered with the relevant authorities.
Should you become aware of any unethical practices, please report the organisation to us immediately.

Additional Information

CANINE Lifestage	Pregnant / Nursing Bitch, Babydog, Puppy, Adult, Ageing Adult
CANINE Pure Breeds	Labrador Retriever
Pet Type	Dog
Province	Eastern Cape, Free State, Gauteng, Kwa-Zulu Natal, Limpopo, Mpumalanga, North West, Northern Cape, Western Cape

Introducing your pet to a new diet should ideally be done gradually over 7 days to avoid the possibility of digestive upset. We suggest the following:

Days 1-2
Mix 75% old food with 25% new food.

Days 3-5
Mix 50% old food with 50% new food.

Days 6-7
Mix 25% old food with 75 % new food.

Day 8
You can now feed your pet 100% of the new food.

This guide is also useful each time you open a new pack of food.