Finley
Labrador Retriever
Finley
Labrador Retriever
Price not listed
Happy Days Dog & Cat Rescue
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A little about them
Meet Finley-Finn, a 2-year-old Black Lab mix who is learning that the world can be safe and exciting. He is a gentle, sweet dog who needs patience, kindness, and time to build confidence.
Finn was afraid to go outside when he arrived, but he is making noticeable progress each day. He was underweight and is gradually gaining weight and feeling better. He is reserved with new people at first, but he has remained gentle and non-reactive with more than 70 volunteers.
Finn does well with other dogs and gains confidence from canine companions. He could thrive with a friendly, well-balanced dog who can help show him the ropes.
Ideal Home
Finn is looking for a safe, loving, and quiet foster home where he can continue gaining confidence. A patient home willing to give him time to open up would be a wonderful fit.
Ongoing Health
- Finn tested negative for heartworm disease at his first veterinary appointment in Dexter.
- He arrived underweight and is gradually gaining weight.
- Standard expenses will be covered while Finn is being fostered.
- Finn will be microchipped before adoption. The adopter is responsible for a $19.99 annual or $45 lifetime registration fee to update the microchip information.
Training & Support
Finn is slowly overcoming his fear of going outside and making daily progress. His foster family will help him continue building confidence through patience, kindness, and time.
Application Details
- Begin by contacting the provider through Wags about fostering Finn.
- When Finn is ready for adoption, his foster family will have the first opportunity to adopt him.
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Health & wellness
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Common questions
Finn needs a safe, loving, and quiet foster home with someone who can offer patience, kindness, and time as he builds confidence.
Finn does well with other dogs and appears to gain confidence from canine companions. He may thrive with a friendly, well-balanced dog.
Finn arrived underweight but is gradually gaining weight and feeling better. He tested negative for heartworm disease at his first veterinary appointment in Dexter.
Yes. When Finn is ready for adoption, his foster family will have the first chance to adopt him.