Labrador Retriever

Additional Comments: Please contact Chariti ( XXXX@neo.rr.com ) for more information about this pet. 4101 I would like to introdue you to, Elliot. Elliot is new to our house so we don't really know much about him yet but I will tell you what we know so far. First... see more at Petfinder.com Read Full Story

 Hi! My name is Eliza. I am very well behaved. As you can see, I can sit on command. I love attention and am looking for a new permanent home and a loving family to call my own. Stop by and say hi! I can't wait to meet you. Click Here for a TAPS... see more at Petfinder.com Read Full Story

 Look at this handsome boy You will not be able to take your eye off him! This is Charlie, he is a 4 year old black labbie boy with a heart of gold. Charlie is pretty well mannered for a lab and has had some obedience training. Charlie knows how to... see more at Petfinder.com Read Full Story

 This precious little girl was picked up running loose. She's only 3-4 months old and so adorable. Make her holiday a happy one. Possible euthanasia date is Wednesday, Dec. 30th. Can't adopt at the moment, but want to make a difference? Sponsoring... see more at Petfinder.com Read Full Story

Hip Dysplasia is a widespread condition that primarily affects large breeds of dogs. Hip dysplasia is a painful, crippling disease that causes a dog's hip to weaken, deteriorate and become arthritic. Hip dysplasia literally means an abnormality in the development of the hip joint. It is characterized by a shallow acetabulum (the "cup" of the hip joint) and changes in the shape of the femoral head (the "ball" of the hip joint). These changes may occur due to excessive laxity in the hip joint. In the following video, Morkel Pienaar (BVSc Cert Ophtal MRCVS) of vetstoria.com, explains: Who gets Hip Dysplasia? What is Hip ... Read Full Story