She loves going for walks and is learning not to pull with her gentle leader/halite. We are working on proper socialization skills with Darla too.

Hi I'm Cassie, If you're looking for a sweet goofy ball of love and fun then I'm your girl. I crack my foster mom up with my antics going after the ball. Even though I'm not huge she thinks there may be some great Dane in my family tree because of my unusual head and feet. I know some of my basic commands and am learning to like my kennel too. I am house trained and quiet in the house and yard. I love my foster brothers and sister and we wrestle, play chase, ball and chew the furry squishy toys here. They say I'm 2 but I still act like a puppy. I would love to be in a forever home that likes water and lots of activities and maybe another dog to play with. I don't know if I like cats. I need more leash training but do really well with treats. I promise to be the bestest friend you could have....Sincerely Cassie

Although estimated to be about two years old, Cassie is still very much a puppy. Unable to deny her Labrador genes, Cassie is  huge fan of water, enjoys a good game of fetch and loves to cuddle.  She has been working on her basic commands at her foster home and currently responds to "sit" and "go to bed." Already house trained, Cassie models one of the biggest benefits to adopting an older puppy.  She is  very sweet and gentle when taking treats which is wonderful motivation as she continues her training. This happy, confident, smart young girl is looking forward to finding her family to spend forever with!

Hi, there! I’m Archie! Yes, it’s true that I suffered a life of neglect in the past, but thankfully, Rocky Mountain Lab Rescue has stepped in, and is preparing me for a well deserved life of happiness in the future! I was found wandering as a stray, and was extremely skinny and had cuts and scrapes that are now rapidly healing as I receive TLC from my foster home. You see, I had one more obstacle that made my life as a wanderer even more challenging- I can’t see! Yep! That’s right. I’m blind! RMLR took me to see a doggy ophthalmologist (eye doctor), but unfortunately, my blindness is not correctable as I have retinal disease. But don’t you worry- I don’t let that slow me down one bit! I’m a lab, after all, and we labs have “can do!” attitudes! I still go jogging with my foster mom, and it’s incredible to watch me compensate for my lack of sight by using my other senses. My ability to make my way in this world would be so much easier if I had a forever home and family where I could be familiar with my surroundings, and have people I trusted to guide me a bit. I’ll need a home where my people have lots of time to keep me safe while I become acquainted with my new home (for example, stairs could be a danger if I’m not watched and/or properly acquainted with them). With just a bit of extra time, patience, and love, I can still do all the active, fun stuff any lab could do (including stairs, as long as my family is sure I know where they are!), and I just might develop an even closer bond to my people! So if you think you have an extra special place in your home and your heart, please come visit me- I’m sure I’ll win ya over!