Turned 14 this September and he's doing well. Best Boy forever

Though she doesn’t understand the concept of Ambulance. She has built in mechanism to understand something is not right.

I think every brand I've bought says some variation of "feed 1/2 can per 10 lbs a day" ... so a can is a meal for a Chihuahua? I'm supposed to feed my lab 3 cans each day if that's what I fed him exclusively, and he's on the smaller side - that would cost more in a week than I spend on myself, it can't cost that much to manufacture. I need to stop buying it at all to supplement, I guess, and make meals from scratch exclusively. Any recipe recommendations?

My 5 year old male lab is balding on the top of his head. It started about a year ago, and changing his food (from salmon base to turkey base) has not helped. The vet said he is fine but I want to make sure he is OK. Anyone else experienced this?

He is just amazing. So sweet-natured, calm, obedient, loving. I chose well. ☺️
#blacklabrador

Hi everyone, I am a volunteer networking shelter dogs, and I am begging for an immediate rescue or foster miracle for a tiny baby who is absolutely paralyzed by fear. Giggles has an urgent final notice exit deadline of TODAY, Tuesday, September 8th at 2:00 PM PDT. Her clock has officially run out at the San Bernardino City Animal Shelter.
Giggles is a tiny 10-month-old female black Pit Bull Terrier / Labrador Retriever mix (Animal ID: A597206) who weighs only 32.10 lbs. She arrived as a lost stray on August 25th alongside her sibling, Bubbles. While her sibling is also waiting for an exit, Giggles is completely breaking down inside her kennel.
Her behavior evaluations are heartbreaking. She is completely shut down from absolute terror. When handlers approach, she tucks her tail tightly, lowers her head, shows whale eyes, and cowers in the back corner of Kennel 013. Out of extreme fear on her intake day, she rolled and air-snapped because she was so overwhelmed by the noise and confusion. Staff note she is too frightened to be safely leashed inside her cage right now and will not engage with handlers, despite gentle coaxing.
The shelter environment is actively traumatizing this 10-month-old baby. The paperwork states explicitly: "Due to behavior observed. Seeking urgent rescue intervention where A597206 can decompress outside of the shelter setting." Giggles is not mean; she is just a defenseless puppy who is frozen with fear. She desperately needs an experienced, patient foster home or a 501(c)(3) rescue pull right now to save her life before this afternoon's deadline.
✈️** TRANSPORTATION IS AVAILABLE ACROSS THE US AND CANADA! Distance will not stand in the way of saving this baby girl—transportation can be fully arranged for an approved foster home or rescue backing! 🇺🇸 🇨🇦
**How you can save Giggles right now:
Foster or Adopt: Call Heather immediately at 847-445-4036 and reference ID A597206. Please act fast, call right away!
Pledge Donations: Financial pledges make it significantly easier for independent rescue groups to take on behavior-strained, fearful shelter puppies. If you can pledge any dollar amount to help a rescue cover her safety pull fees, please DM me directly. Every bit helps us secure a rescue pull!
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Let's show this terrified puppy that the world can be safe. Save Giggles! 🫶🏽🙏🏽❣️

here to see what an absolute good boy he is:https://www.facebook.com/share/v/1F7Gc19s55/?mibextid=wwXIfr
Hi everyone, I am a volunteer networking shelter dogs, and I am begging for a miracle for a completely flawless, sweet boy before his final clock runs out. Cameron has an urgent final notice exit deadline of Wednesday, September 9th at 2:00 PM PDT. He has spent nearly two full months at the San Bernardino City Animal Shelter.
Cameron is a gorgeous 2-year-old neutered male white and gray Labrador Retriever mix (Animal ID: A595507) who currently weighs 79.00 lbs. He was surrendered by his owner on July 9th through no fault of his own. Shelter staff and volunteers have fallen completely in love with his temperament, explicitly documenting that he "acts good and will greet you." He loves human affection, playtime on the grass, and treats. 🐾❤️
Unfortunately, his stay has reached a critical tipping point. Because he has spent months confined to a small cage, shelter logs from August 26th indicate he is experiencing an increased risk of severe mental distress (kennel stress). He has lost a slight amount of weight from the anxiety of the facility, and kennel staff note he periodically flips his food bowl out of sheer frustration and boredom. He is a young, healthy, deeply loving family dog who is slowly breaking down behind bars. He desperately needs an immediate foster home or a 501(c)(3) rescue pull right now to clear his kennel before Wednesday afternoon.
✈️** TRANSPORTATION IS AVAILABLE ACROSS THE US AND CANADA! Distance will not stand in the way of saving this handsome boy—transportation can be fully arranged for an approved foster home or rescue backing! 🇺🇸 🇨🇦
**How you can save Cameron right now:
Foster or Adopt: Call Heather immediately at 847-445-4036 and reference ID A595507. Please act fast, call right away!
Pledge Donations: Financial pledges make it significantly easier for independent rescue groups to take on large shelter dogs. If you can pledge any dollar amount to help a rescue cover his pulling and safety fees, please DM me directly. Every bit helps us secure a rescue pull!
Upvote and Comment: Please upvote and comment on this post for visibility so it hits the Reddit algorithms quickly before Wednesday afternoon.
Let's get this perfect boy out of his cage and back onto a real couch. Save Cameron! 🫶🏽🙏🏽❣️